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This is super exciting! I often find myself wishing that I could use Jupyter Notebooks in other contexts where the project isn't really using Python/R and is more about system administration, installing toolchains, or setting up development servers or workstations. In those situations, installing Python/Jupyter and a kernel and so on just to run a shell blob is overkill.
RUNME is an ideal solution here, and brings us back towards literate computing for broader devops.
Author here: Thanks, Mike! Let us know how it goes and don't hesitate to report bugs you'll run into. I'd be curious to hear more about your use-cases if you can spare a few minutes (promise, i'll keep it light). Please let me know!
Wow! This is really exciting piece of code! I would love to try it this week itself. Just curious to know how will it support interpolation for env variables if I want to pass in some secret for example for .env file or something like that? Or even a user input?
Hi Sirajul, author here. Great question. In the current release, you can leverage
export VAR_X_1="default"to prompt users and have them confirm the value, more details here: github.com/stateful/vscode-runme#e.... It's flexible enough for this early stage but does not mirror sourcing files into the ENV etc yet. This is an area we're working on improving and I'd love to hear your feedback when you get a chance to use Runme this week. Let us know what you're running up against so we can put it on the roadmap! Thank you.This is awesome
Thanks, we appreciate it!
cool~
Let us know how it goes for you. Also check out the project's website: runme.dev/
This is pretty cool - Need to try it myself and let you know.
Very curious to see how it goes for you. Please send me an email or find us on Discord! Thanks Ravi.
I tried your extension after seeing this post and it's a great tool so I'll give you a 5 star rating on VS Code marketplace! I hope you a successful continuation for this clever and useful project.
Is it planned to make an extension for Jetbrains (PHPStorm, Webstorm etc)?
Hi Vincent, author here, thanks for the praise! Much appreciated.
Are you a user of both VS Code and Jetbrains IDEs? We are working on what's next for Runme and I'd very much encourage you to create a feature request here please: github.com/stateful/vscode-runme/i...
Runme's roadmap will likely be focus on strengthening its foundation first before broadening to other IDEs. However, we are very much welcoming community input.
Thank you!
Hi Sebastian!
On personal projects I use VS Code (for licensing reasons) and on professional projects I use as soon as possible the JetBrains IDEs for their powerful integrations which save me a lot of time.
I understand perfectly your roadmap and there is no problem it's already a huge work!
I keep this in the back of my mind if I found a PR or something like that that can help you and your team.
Have a good dev session!
What about PowerShell on NOT windows? It's a cross platform shell
Hi Erik, author here, what platform are you using PowerShell on? Linux?
Would you mind creating a feature request ticket here please github.com/stateful/vscode-runme/i...? Adding as much detail as possible. Thank you!
Since Runme is in its infancy, we wanted to focus on a few features and do them well, hence shell-only support in this release. It does, by no means, mean that PowerShell with or without Windows can not be on Runme's roadmap.
Thanks for the feedback!