This repository contains the community formulas that can be executed through Ritchie CLI once imported. This tool is an open source product that allows you to create, store and share any kind of automations, executing them through command lines, to run operations or start workflows ⚙️ 🖥 💡
Direct comparison to the hello-world command: rit demo hello-world.
From the fork, with the rust toolchain:
cd templates/create_formula/languages/rust/
export INPUT_TEXT=senoja
export INPUT_LIST=toils
export INPUT_BOOLEAN=false
export INPUT_PASSWORD=none
cargo run
You might laugh but this is what I came up with for a final validation using the cli:
rit delete repo # remove commons and re-add commons from my fork
echo '{"provider":"Github", "name":"commons", "version":"exp", "url":"https://github.com/senoja/ritchie-formulas-demo", "token": null, "priority":0}' | rit add repo --stdin
rit create formula # selecting the rust option and "rit senoja rust update"
rit senoja rust update
Closes #187
Signed-off-by: Anthony Jones anthony@beforeman.co
Pull Request
What I did
Updated the Rust template to show the four ritchie input methods and match the language and colors to the hello-world formula.
How I did it
Used the hello-world formula as a guideline.
How to verify it
Direct comparison to the hello-world command:
rit demo hello-world
.From the fork, with the rust toolchain:
You might laugh but this is what I came up with for a final validation using the cli:
What kind of change does this PR make
Description for the changelog