DEV Community: nasa

Tool to release self-made package to Github at high speed

nasa — Sat, 23 Nov 2019 14:06:13 +0000

Using rgh, You can release self-made package easily and fastly to github.

Demo

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/k-nasa/rgh/master/assets/demo.gif

In the demo, a release is created with the v0.1.0 tag, and three files under /dist are uploaded in parallel

Usage

The repository is obtained from the local .git directory, and GitHub token reads the environment variable GITHUB_TOKEN.
It is also possible to pass it as an option instead of an environment variable.

OPTIONS:
        --commit <target-commitish>    Specifies the commitish value that determines where the Git tag is created from.
                                       Can be any branch or commit SHA. Unused if the Git tag already exists. Default:
                                       the repository's default branch (usually master).
    -t, --token <token>                Set Github API Token (By default reads the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable)
        --title <name>                 The title of the release
    -b, --body <body>                  Text describing the contents of the tag.
        --draft <draft>                 [possible values: true, false]
        --prerelease <prerelease>       [possible values: true, false]

ARGS:
    <tag>         tag
    <packages>    upload packages dir or file

Installation

Pre-compiled executables

Get them here

using homebrew

brew install k-nasa/tap/rgh

using cargo

Currently it cannot be built with the stable version.

cargo +beta install rgh

I plan to add options while maintaining a simple interface.

I would be happy if you commented on the features I wanted.

Developed a test framework for Rust (Try use it)

nasa — Tue, 12 Mar 2019 04:18:48 +0000

Hi. I'm nasa.

I made a test framework Ruspec by Rust.
Please use it.

https://github.com/k-nasa/ruspec

Example syntax

This is functional macro. It's expanded to has test attribute code.

use ruspec::ruspec;

ruspec! {
    describe "test module name" {
        before { let context = 5; }
        subject { context + 5 }

        it "test name" {
            assert_eq!(subject, 10);
        }
    }

    describe "test module 2" {
        before { let context = 5; }
        it "test name" {
            assert_eq!(context, 5);
        }

        context "context is 6" {
            before { let context = 6; }
            it "should equal 6" {
                assert_eq!(context, 6);
            }
        }
    }
}

Expand

mod test_module_name {
    #[test]
    fn test_name() {
        let context = 5;

        assert_eq(context + 5, 10)
    }
}

mod test_module_2 {
    #[test]
    fn test_name() {
        let context = 5;

        assert_eq(context, 10)
    }

    mod context_is_6 {
        #[test]
        fn should_equal_6() {
            let context = 6;
            assert_eq!(context, 6)
        }
    }
}

how to use

Add your Cargo.toml

ruspec = "0.1.1"

import ruspec!

use ruspec::ruspec;

I made tool for taking notes fast on the command line.

nasa — Sun, 21 Oct 2018 11:48:04 +0000

Hello I'm nasa. I think that you can understand by looking at the title,I made a memo tool.

I usually write notes on the command line. However, I noticed that management of memos is troublesome as it is.
So I decided to create a tool that makes it easy to manage memos.

The source code is here.
https://github.com/k-nasa/rmemo

Installation

On macOS

In order to publish to the official of homebrew I have to collect 50 stars.(Give me star)

brew tap k-nasa/homebrew-rmemo
brew install rmemo

From source

cargo install rmemo

Usage example

Create new note

$rmemo new
Title:

If you have set up a template, create a note based on it

$rmemo new -t
Title:

Deletes the note of the file name matching the argument pattern

rmemo delete hoge
hoge
2018-10-15hoge.md
2018-10-12hoge.md
2018-10-08hoge.md
Will delete those entry. Are you sure?
Are you sure?(y/n) :

If you want to write down ideas right now you can use quick command

$rmemo quick idea

$rmemo list
/Users/hoge/.config/rmemo/memos
│  hoge
│  └── hoge.md
│  test
│  └── test.md
├── 2018-10-16indicatif_memo.md
├── hgoehgoe.md
├── 2018-10-12iii.md

Configuration

memos_dir = "/Users/asan/.config/rmemo/memos"  # Directory where note is stored
editor = "nvim"                                # The editor you want to use. I recommend nvim for no particular reason
selector = "fzf"                               # Selector you want to use. Please choose your favorite one
grep_command = "grep"                          # Set your favorite grep
template_file_path = ""                        # Set the template you want to use
enter_time_in_filename = true                  # Set it to false if timestamp is not required for file name