imcritic 3 days ago The idea of such a tool looks interesting at first. But then you realize there exist no problems, that require a solution provided by this tool.You need to run a webserver with some backend components? Start them sequentially one after another, it will be fine. VWWHFSfQ 3 days ago > there exist no problems, that require a solution provided by this tool> For instance, you need a webserver, a workqueue and a database to run standalone all together.This is the only real use-case that I would have for a tool like this and it's already been solved for nearly 15 years by foreman [1][1] https://github.com/ddollar/foreman imcritic 2 days ago No need for foreman: just start things sequentially!
VWWHFSfQ 3 days ago > there exist no problems, that require a solution provided by this tool> For instance, you need a webserver, a workqueue and a database to run standalone all together.This is the only real use-case that I would have for a tool like this and it's already been solved for nearly 15 years by foreman [1][1] https://github.com/ddollar/foreman imcritic 2 days ago No need for foreman: just start things sequentially!
FrancoisBosun 3 days ago This has some overlap with Overmind / foreman / Procfile. To wait for another process to be started, I resort to using plain `sleep` or `dockerize -wait`.Good job on building this!
hfjdjskjf 3 days ago Thanks for this. What would be the competitors? Is there something similar to this in Bash or as a compiled executable? stevekemp 2 days ago Back in the day CP/M had a feature which allowed you to batch up commands, you'd write a "FOO.SUB" file, then run "SUBMIT FOO".There was a neat binary named "SLASH.COM" which would allow you to create a submission file ("$$$.SUB") by running "SLASH FOO ; BAR ; ECHO HELLO".Of course CP/M is a dead system, mostly. pella 3 days ago https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/parallel_examples.html mfld 3 days ago An alternative for the use case of spawning dev environments would be https://github.com/pvolok/mprocs
stevekemp 2 days ago Back in the day CP/M had a feature which allowed you to batch up commands, you'd write a "FOO.SUB" file, then run "SUBMIT FOO".There was a neat binary named "SLASH.COM" which would allow you to create a submission file ("$$$.SUB") by running "SLASH FOO ; BAR ; ECHO HELLO".Of course CP/M is a dead system, mostly.
pella 3 days ago https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/parallel_examples.html
mfld 3 days ago An alternative for the use case of spawning dev environments would be https://github.com/pvolok/mprocs
The idea of such a tool looks interesting at first. But then you realize there exist no problems, that require a solution provided by this tool.
You need to run a webserver with some backend components? Start them sequentially one after another, it will be fine.
> there exist no problems, that require a solution provided by this tool
> For instance, you need a webserver, a workqueue and a database to run standalone all together.
This is the only real use-case that I would have for a tool like this and it's already been solved for nearly 15 years by foreman [1]
[1] https://github.com/ddollar/foreman
No need for foreman: just start things sequentially!
Mutliplexer -> Multiplexer
This has some overlap with Overmind / foreman / Procfile. To wait for another process to be started, I resort to using plain `sleep` or `dockerize -wait`.
Good job on building this!
Thanks for this. What would be the competitors? Is there something similar to this in Bash or as a compiled executable?
Back in the day CP/M had a feature which allowed you to batch up commands, you'd write a "FOO.SUB" file, then run "SUBMIT FOO".
There was a neat binary named "SLASH.COM" which would allow you to create a submission file ("$$$.SUB") by running "SLASH FOO ; BAR ; ECHO HELLO".
Of course CP/M is a dead system, mostly.
https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/
https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/parallel_examples.html
An alternative for the use case of spawning dev environments would be https://github.com/pvolok/mprocs