Checking Justfiles With repo-review Framework
https://paultraylor.net/blog/2025/checking-justfiles-with-repo-review/
Checking Justfiles With repo-review Framework
https://paultraylor.net/blog/2025/checking-justfiles-with-repo-review/
My old #django packaging post was 2021. I should probably update it with my current version using #uv and #justfile
https://paultraylor.net/blog/2021/packaging-a-django-application/
Our goal when packaging up a Django application, is that we can use it as part of an existing application, or we can run it by itself in a standalone mode. To this end, I have over time, started to package my django applications in the following way. You can see diffs of all the commits in the example-django repository. Start with a Makefile and setup files Instead of using tools like Poetry and Pipenv , I find it easier to just create a basic Makefile to use as the entrypoint.
Justfile for Salt deployments https://paultraylor.net/blog/2025/justfile-for-saltstack/
Has anyone ever used `just` instead of `make` as a task runner for a project? If so, how did it work for you? Any feedback?
I have some nontrivial cargo command invocations that need to support parameterization, so I'm considering adding a task runner to the project. Just wondering, should I stick with `make`, or try something new? 🤔
The @tailscale folks have some excellent YT videos on setting up self-hosted servers on Digital Ocean using Terraform, Ansible, and of course, Tailscale. I just got my first Droplet running.
Part 1 - Getting started with cloud-init: https://youtu.be/e-X5FJwrkaA?si=t3iLP-k9B4SmDAMp
Part 2 - Terraform: https://youtu.be/PEoMmZOj6Cg?si=2IwHCw4HuIa71YFZ
Part 3 - Ansible: https://youtu.be/k5Xgt31yK2U?si=28MPbwmiIOB-18nv
#selfhosting #Tailscale #privacy #indiweb #terraform #ansible #justfile
Да начнётся новая эра моего заметкописания! Я освоил новую технологию — [typst](https://github.com/typst/typst)! Также используюся:
- <https://github.com/casey/just> — альтернатива make с вменяемым синтаксисом
- <https://github.com/watchexec/watchexec> — следит за изменениями в файлах и запускает команды
Пример кривенького justfile на картинке.
when in doubt do #test #coverage
BONUS: the magic incantation: https://codeberg.org/unspeaker/tek/src/commit/bd680db23065adf25d6eaeac6f67792f44e92f34/Justfile#L24-L28 (written like this because shell exports #just dont work in #justfile, lel)