You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
This piece of code looks impressive.
However, it is not obvious for a new comer what can be done with it.
Do you have any example of application that has been built on top of it ?
It would worth to mention that in the readme.
AFAIK the only other public projects so far are mine I also have two, but they aren't very accessible as references (still ~early, unreleased, and undocumented).
Also, Imposer and Mantle use it. In general, it's a tool for creating configurable and extensible tooling frameworks in shell script, where the tool handles basic structures but different actions need to be injected on a per-project basis. (Which really covers all of these examples.)
Leaving the ticket open for now, especially in case anybody has any other examples to suggest. :)
Activity
abathur commentedon Jun 13, 2021
@setop are you more curious about low-/code-level use-cases, or about high-level questions like what kinds of projects it is a good fit for?
Only answering as a user, but this pair from the bashup org may be your best bet for mature, documented public projects that use this events module:
AFAIK the only other public projects so far are mineI also have two, but they aren't very accessible as references (still ~early, unreleased, and undocumented).pjeby commentedon Jun 13, 2021
Also, Imposer and Mantle use it. In general, it's a tool for creating configurable and extensible tooling frameworks in shell script, where the tool handles basic structures but different actions need to be injected on a per-project basis. (Which really covers all of these examples.)
Leaving the ticket open for now, especially in case anybody has any other examples to suggest. :)