Oya
New projects set up lightning fast
Oya is a command-line tool that lets developers bootstrap deployable projects using an ecosystem of reusable, installable packs. Projects are configured through an Oyafile, where tasks are defined as YAML keys containing bash scripts, and values can be stored in separate .oya files. It includes an init command for project setup, a tasks command to list available tasks, and a run command to execute tasks.
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