gramp - repositories group automated manipulator

Usage

Create .gramprc file in root of folder that contains all projects and describe projects structure.

Scripts

You can run some commands, such as:

• npm - work with project package or dependencies
  • showVersion
  • install
  • installDev
  • update
  • uninstall
• repo - work with hg or git repositories
  • status
  • checkout
• run - execute shell commands

Also you can specify your own scripts in .gramprc scripts section.

.gramprc example

{
	"projects": [
		{
			"name": "project-a",
			"tags": [
				"hg", "client"
			],
			"repository": {
				"path": "./project-a",
				"type": "hg"
			}
		},
		{
			"name": "project-b",
			"tags": [
				"git", "client"
			],
			"repository": {
				"path": "./project-b",
				"type": "git"
			}
		},
		{
			"name": "project-c",
			"tags": [
				"git", "backend"
			],
			"repository": {
				"path": "./project-c",
				"type": "git"
			}
		}
	],
	"scripts": [
		{
			"name": "test",
			"path": "./flow/scripts/"
		}
	]
}

Options

-p, --projects

Comma separated list of projects.

-t, --tag

Boolean expression to filter projects by tags.

-r, --reporter

Specify reporter for script execution results. Available reporters: json, simple (by default).

-c, --config

Specify .gramprc file path. Current dirrectory by default.

-n, --concurrency

Specify number of concurrent execution threads. 3 by default.

Usage examples

gramp repo status

gramp -t client npm installDev mocha@2.3.0

gramp -t "git & backend" run "echo 'node_modules' > .gitignore"
gramp -t "git & backend" run "git add .gitignore" "git commit -m 'add .gitignore'"