#CSHake

Proof of concept build runner, inspired by Rake and psake, runs build manifests written in csharp, through the Mono.Csharp.Evaluator.

Quick screencast here: http://www.screenr.com/ENz8

##Targets cshake handles the structure and dependencies between build steps like nant does, so a target can depend on other targets completing first.

ITarget defaultTarget = new Target("This is my default target", () =>
        {
            Console.WriteLine("This is my default delegate");
        }
        ).Depends(build);

##Tasks Tasks can be performed inside targets to handle common things like calling msbuild, external .exe's and so on:

build.Execute(() =>
                    {
                        new Exec(
                                program: msbuildapp,
                                workingDirectory: solutionDir,
                                args: new string[]{ 
                                            solution,
                                            "/v:n",
                                            "/p:WarningLevel=0",
                                            "/p:ToolsVersion=4.0",
                                            "/p:Configuration=Release"})
                                .Run(ctx);

                                ctx.Success("Build is done");
                    })
            .Depends(test)
            .If(() =>
            {
                //perform some logic
                return true;
            });

##Its all csharp

So you can really do what you want, like triggering Courier Packaging tasks

 package.Execute(() =>
        {
            new Package(
                    config: "courier.config",
                    manifest: "manifest.xml",
                    source: "clean",
                    revision: "CompleteSite"
                    ).Run(ctx);
        }
    ).Depends(test);

##Runs through Mono.csharp.Evaluator So no compile needed, just run cshake in any directory with .cshake files in it