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Creating a Project

eiedouno edited this page May 21, 2026 · 1 revision

This giude assumes you already have Shuttle installed.
Installation instructions can be found here.

Opening the project

Starting a project with Shuttle is simple. It's just a more professional shell script.
You can open a new project with the following command:

shuttle new <directory>

where "directory" is the directory of the new project.
ex. shuttle new ~/example

If you already have a directory made for the project, you can initialize the directory.

shuttle init

With your new project opened you should see two new files: one should be called the name of the script and src/main.bash
ex. example; src/main.bash

You must call your script from the command line from the directory that it is inside.
So, if /home/user/example is the project root:

bash /home/user/example$ ./example
Hello, world!
bash /home/user/example$

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