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Description
NPM has a package called Concurrently. It provides a command that can run multiple commands parallel to each other.
Reasoning
In a typical (real) web dev environment, there are multiple tools required to be run. Coming from my current project I have to run:
trunk serve --open
cargo tauri dev
tailwindcss -o ./tailwind.css --watch
tauri can run trunk serve on its own from its devCommand, but that still requires a 2nd command to run the tailwind watch.
More tools may require more commands to be run in parallel.
Are you willing to work on an implementation of this?
I can try, but I am not the strongest in rust. With some help/ direction on what to do I may be able to help on an implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This would be an excellent feature, I agree! The question really is the syntax I think. I could add a bonnie -m command that would run each string argument as a command, all in parallel, and then you could use that as a command inside a Bonnie configuration file, which would be an easy way out. Did you have any ideas for this?
Description
NPM has a package called Concurrently. It provides a command that can run multiple commands parallel to each other.
Reasoning
In a typical (real) web dev environment, there are multiple tools required to be run. Coming from my current project I have to run:
trunk serve --open
cargo tauri dev
tailwindcss -o ./tailwind.css --watch
tauri
can runtrunk serve
on its own from its devCommand, but that still requires a 2nd command to run the tailwind watch.More tools may require more commands to be run in parallel.
Are you willing to work on an implementation of this?
I can try, but I am not the strongest in
rust
. With some help/ direction on what to do I may be able to help on an implementation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: