sake

sake is a command runner for local and remote hosts. You define servers and tasks in a sake.yaml config file and then run the tasks on the servers.

This readme is also accessible on sakecli.com.

sake has tons of features:

• auto-completion of tasks, servers and tags
• SSH into servers or docker containers sake ssh <server>
• list servers/tasks via sake list servers|tasks
• present task output in a compact table format sake run <task> --output table
• open task/server in your preferred editor sake edit task <task>
• import other sake.yaml configs
• and many more!

Interested in managing your git repositiories in a similar way? Check out mani!

Table of Contents

• Installation
  • Building From Source
• Usage
  • Create a New Sake Config
  • Run Some Commands
• Documentation
• License

Installation

sake is available on Linux and Mac.

• Binaries are available on the release page

• via cURL

  curl -sfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alajmo/sake/main/install.sh | sh
  

• via Homebrew

  brew tap alajmo/sake
  brew install sake
  

• Via GO install

  go install github.com/alajmo/sake@latest
  

Auto-completion is available via sake completion bash|zsh|fish and man page via sake gen.

Building From Source

Requires go 1.18 or above.

1. Clone the repo
2. Build and run the executable

   make build && ./dist/sake
   
   # To build for all target platforms run (requires goreleaser CLI)
   make build-all
   

Usage

Create a New Sake Config

Run the following command:

$ sake init

Initialized sake in /tmp/sake
- Created sake.yaml

Following servers were added to sake.yaml

 Server    | Host
-----------+---------
 localhost | 0.0.0.0

Run Some Commands

# List all servers
$ sake list servers

 Server    | Host
-----------+---------
 localhost | 0.0.0.0

# List all tasks
$ sake list tasks

 Task | Description
------+-------------
 ping | Pong

# Run Task
$ sake run ping --all

TASK ping: Pong ************

0.0.0.0 | pong

# Count number of files in each server in parallel
$ sake exec --all --output table --parallel 'find . -type f | wc -l'

 Server    | Output
-----------+--------
 localhost | 1

What's Next

Check out the examples page for more advanced examples and the recipes page for a list of useful recipes.

Documentation

• Examples
• Recipes
• Config Reference
• Command Reference
• Project Background
• Changelog
• Contributing

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2022 Samir Alajmovic