Sparrow is a Raku based automation tool comes with the idea of Sparrow plugins – small reusable pieces of code, runs as a command line or Raku function. Raku: Cli: One can even create wrappers for existing command line tools converting them into Raku functions: Wrapper code: Raku function: Wrappers for Raku modules command lineContinue reading “Raku-Utils Proposal”
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RakuOps. Issue Number 2.
“RakuOps series – an attempt to show people who write on Raku how to use the language in daily DevOps tasks – automation, configuration management, Docker containers and so on“ It’s been two weeks I’ve been playing with Sparrowdo – an automation tool written on Raku and based on Sparrow automation framework. Now it’s aContinue reading “RakuOps. Issue Number 2.”
RakuOps. Issue 1.
RakuOps series – an attempt to show people who write on Raku how to use the language in daily DevOps tasks – automation, configuration management, Docker containers building and so on. While I don’t know for sure which topics will attract the community interest, I hope that during this series I’ll get some feedback soContinue reading “RakuOps. Issue 1.”
Managing External Raku Dependencies using Sparrow
A few days ago several discussions have been launched where people try to deal with managing none Raku / native dependencies for Raku modules. While a solution is far from being found or at least is complete here is my, Sparrow take on the problem. Raku-native-deps Raku-native-deps is a Sparrow plugin to parse META6.json fileContinue reading “Managing External Raku Dependencies using Sparrow”
RakuDist – Dead Easy Way to Test Raku Cli Applications
Nowadays many Raku modules authors ship cli tools as a part of their Raku modules distributions.RakuDist provides a dead easy way to test those scripts. The benefit, it takes a minimal coding andfully integrated into RakuDist service. Cli application example Say, we have a script.raku shipped as a part of a Raku module. $ catContinue reading “RakuDist – Dead Easy Way to Test Raku Cli Applications”
Rakudist.raku.org Beta Testing Starts
Thanks to Raku community’s members @AlexDaniel and @rba who supported the idea of bringing RakuDist to community infrastructure, so long story short: https://rakudist.raku.org is available! Check the service out to test your Raku distribution against various versions of Rakudo. Ubuntu and Debian OS are available. The service is in beta stage, feel free to postContinue reading “Rakudist.raku.org Beta Testing Starts”
RakuDist Update. Long Queue Short.
Hello! RakuDist is a service that enables Raku module authors to test theirs distribution across different Rakudo and OS versions. A lot of things have happened to the project recently. I am to busy to write all the details, but to make a long story short, there are two important facts. RakuDist has got aContinue reading “RakuDist Update. Long Queue Short.”
2020.15 An eASTer Surprise
Originally posted on Rakudo Weekly News:
Jonathan Worthington tweeted that they finally found the time and the voice to record the presentation they had planned for the German Perl and Raku Workshop. You can either watch the video and/or look through the slides. It basically touches on these four subjects: Where is Rakudo now with…
RakuDist Update. Web UI
Hi this is a small update of RakuDist – an API to test Raku modules. Nothing major has happened since my last update. However I am exited to announce a web UI to browse recent tests: To run tests one need to use an HTTP API. For example to run test against Kind module andContinue reading “RakuDist Update. Web UI”
Testing Command Line Applications using Tomty and RakuDist
So you have a command line application written on Raku and shipped as a Raku module to an end user. You’re quite happy with unit tests get run as a part of zef install process. But say, you need something extra. For example, some post deployment tests that check your tool runs properly on aContinue reading “Testing Command Line Applications using Tomty and RakuDist”
