This page doesn't tell you anything new, but it instead provides a code dump of the most complex example used to test Bonnie. This will only run properly on Linux due to shell specificity, but it can be helpful to give some perspective to Bonnie's features and capabilities!

```toml
version = "0.3.2"
env_files = ["src/.env"]
default_env.generic = ["sh", "-c", "{COMMAND}"]
default_env.targets.linux = ["bash", "-c", "{COMMAND}"]

[scripts]
basic.subcommands.test.cmd.generic = "exit 5"
basic.subcommands.test.cmd.targets.linux.exec = [
    "echo %SHORTGREETING %%",
    "echo %name && exit 1"
]
basic.subcommands.test.env_vars = ["SHORTGREETING"]
basic.subcommands.test.cmd.targets.linux.shell = ["sh", "-c", "{COMMAND}"]
basic.subcommands.nested.subcommands.test = "exit 2"
basic.subcommands.nested.subcommands.other = "exit 3"
basic.subcommands.nested.order = """
test {
    Any => other
}
"""
basic.args = ["name"]
basic.order = """
test {
    Any => nested {
        Any => test
    }
}
"""
```