Armadillo

What?

A REPL for (almost) anything

How?

Quickstart

% armadillo [-cmd foo] [-path path/to/directory]

• Without specifying a -path argument, armadillo defaults to the currently opened directory.
• Without specifying a -cmd argument, armadillo will try to guess what you want a REPL for. This is currently limited to mercurial, svn, and git repositories.

Example session

% git clone https://nombytes.com/z/Armadillo.git armadillo-src

% armadillo -path armadillo-src

armadillo-src % # the default prompt of an `armadillo` session

armadillo-src % git status
On branch main
nothing to commit, working directory clean

armadillo-src % checkout -b readme-has-example-session
Switched to a new branch 'readme-has-example-session'

$ # edit the readme in an app that supports Markdown

armadillo-src % commit -am "update readme with sample session"
[readme-has-example-session ea5e1] update readme with sample session
 1 file changed, 26 insertions(+)

armadillo-src % push origin readme-has-example-session
Writing objects: 100% (3/3), 880 bytes | 0 bytes/s, done.
Total 3 (delta 2), reused 0 (delta 0)
To git@nombytes.com:z/Armadillo.git
   1eaf...ea5e1  readme-has-example-session -> readme-has-example-session

armadillo-src % git ^C # control-C closes the current session

Why?

Automation that probably isn't worth the time but is still fun.

Where?

The project home can be found here, but is also mirrored on github.

License?

Simplified BSD License.

Code of Conduct?

Yup. Read it here.