# Command runner for your `./scripts` folder

`invoke-script` is ✨ syntactic sugar ✨ around executing programs in your
`scripts` folder.

>> Tip: Alias `invoke-script` to something short like `is`

# Install 

This is currently only available as a cargo binary. Installation options will
be expanded once/if this gets to v1.0.0.

```bash
cargo install invoke-script
```

# Quickstart

I you have a file starting with a hash-bang line in a `./scripts` folder:

`scripts/build.sh`
```sh
#! /usr/bin/sh
echo compiling stuff...
sleep 2
echo done
```

You run it using:
```bash
invoke-script build
>> compiling stuff...
>> done
```

It does not need to be bash. Any interpreter-like program can be used if you
can specify the full path to it. On linux machines, you can use the
`/usr/bin/env` if you are not sure what the full path might be. 

`scripts/test.py`
```python
#! /usr/bin/env python

print("HELLO FROM PYTHON")
```

Run it the same way:
```bash
invoke-script test
>> HELLO FROM PYTHON
```