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Modular task runner for reusable build systems

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# Skivvy
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> Modular task runner for reusable build systems

## Installation

Install Skivvy globally:

```bash
npm install -g skivvy
```

This will make the `skivvy` command globally available. See the list of [available commands](docs/cli-options.md).

## What is Skivvy?

Skivvy is a task runner. It comes with a simple command-line tool that lets you instantly launch your project's tasks without ever needing to write any plumbing code. Skivvy's task packages make it a piece of cake to add to your project's repertoire of available tasks, and allow you to create truly modular, reusable build systems.

Skivvy will only go as far as launching your tasks though: what you choose to do within the tasks themselves is completely up to you. You can write tasks that scaffold components, switch branches, file issues, deploy builds, send emails… the sky's the limit. Under the hood, Skivvy tasks are [just plain functions](docs/guide/04-writing-tasks.md), so you're free to implement them however you like.

## The Skivvy workflow

There are 4 steps in the Skivvy workflow:

1. Initialize a project: `skivvy init`
2. Install task packages: `skivvy install <package>`
3. Configure task packages: `skivvy config [options]`
4. Run tasks from the installed packages: `skivvy run <task>`

...this gives you a robust and highly configurable task system, all without having to write a single line of code. Take a look at Skivvy in action:

[![asciicast](https://asciinema.org/a/20706.png)](https://asciinema.org/a/20706)

## How does it work?

- Off-the-shelf task packages can be installed alongside your project-specific tasks
- All tasks are automagically accessible from the command-line as soon as they are installed
- Tasks can be configured with the command-line tool, or by hand-editing JSON if preferred
- Custom tasks can easily be packaged into modules and shared across multiple projects

### The killer feature: task packages

Skivvy tasks can be organized into modules, or **packages**. This allows all the heavy lifting to be handled by configurable helper packages whose internals are completely isolated from the main application – kind of like [Docker](https://www.docker.com/), but for build systems. Packages are intended to be reused across many different projects, and range from generic utilities (e.g. [skivvy-package-copy](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@skivvy/skivvy-package-copy)), to heavily opinionated build packs (e.g. a package to scaffold/test/build/deploy an HTML boilerplate app in your company's house style).

Within a Skivvy project, as soon as you install an off-the-shelf task package, all of its tasks are instantly accessible from the command-line, without you having to write any code whatsoever. Tasks can be configured either via the command-line tool or by hand-editing a simple JSON configuration file. This task configuration is loaded automatically on a per-task basis, so even a very intricate task system should only need a small amount of simple code to link packages together.

Packages can easily be combined into other packages, allowing you to compose elaborate task systems with as little code as possible. Using a modular task system ensures that your build setup won't sprawl out of control as a project grows over time, and allows you to mix and match task modules across different projects without any fuss.

### How does Skivvy relate to gulp/Grunt/etc?

Check out the [Skivvy for gulp/Grunt users](docs/skivvy-for-gulp-grunt-users.md) guide to see what sets Skivvy apart from the other tools on offer.

## Usage instructions: Hello World app

1. Initialize a Skivvy project in a new folder:

```bash
	mkdir example-app && cd example-app
	skivvy init
	```
	> _Seeing as this directory has not yet been initialized as an npm module, Skivvy will automatically run the `npm init` command and guide you through the process._

2. Add the `hello-world` package to the current project:

```bash
	skivvy install hello-world
	```

3. List the tasks installed by the `hello-world` package:

```bash
	skivvy list
	```

> _This will output something like the following:_
	>
	> ```
	> example-app@1.0.0
	> └─┬ hello-world@1.0.0
	>   ├── greet - Greet the user
	>   └── welcome - Welcome the user
	> ```
	>
	> _This means that within our project we're now able to use the `hello-world::greet` and `hello-world::welcome` tasks, seeing as they were both included in the `hello-world` package._

4. Configure the `hello-world` package:

```bash
	skivvy config set --package=hello-world --config.user=Skivvy
	```
	> _This sets the `user` configuration variable within the `hello-world` package_

5. Run the `hello-world::greet` and `hello-world::welcome` tasks:

```bash
	skivvy run greet # Outputs: "Hello, Skivvy!"
	skivvy run welcome # Outputs: "Welcome to Skivvy!"
	```

## More information

Take a look at the [Getting started with Skivvy](docs/guide/00-introduction.md) guide and the list of [available commands](docs/cli-options.md) to get a thorough understand of how it all works. Once you've had a skim through that, you should be all set to dive in.

There are already a bunch of [pre-built packages](docs/public-packages.md) to suit most simple projects. All the same, if you want to go off-piste and roll your own tasks, luckily that's as easy as writing [a single JavaScript function](docs/guide/04-writing-tasks.md).

Good luck Skivvying!

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