petermr
commented
4 years ago Looks interesting! Have installed it. One area that looks promising is for debugging methods and their parameters without recompiling.
On Sat, Aug 22, 2020 at 12:29 AM Remko Popma notifications@github.com wrote:
The jbang project https://github.com/jbangdev/jbang may be interesting as a robust and platform-independent replacement of bash scripting.
JBang needs to be installed on the system where the script is run. The jbang README says that at a minimum, Java 8 is required, and Java 11 is recommended (so we don't need to upgrade our version of Java yet). The Installation https://github.com/jbangdev/jbang#installation section in the README has instructions for installing JBang via:
- SDKMan [linux] / [apple]
- Chocolatey [windows]
- Scoop [windows]
- Homebrew [apple]
- (Experimental) Linux packages [linux]
- Docker / GitHub Action [docker]
- Manual install
Let's experiment a bit to see if this would be a useful addition to ami, perhaps as a way to "chain" commands.
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The jbang project may be interesting as a robust and platform-independent replacement of bash scripting.
JBang needs to be installed on the system where the script is run. The jbang README says that at a minimum, Java 8 is required, and Java 11 is recommended (so we don't need to upgrade our version of Java yet). The Installation section in the README has instructions for installing JBang via:
Let's experiment a bit to see if this would be a useful addition to
ami, perhaps as a way to "chain" commands.