rps 0.10.1

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• Added dartdoc comments and package example.
• Enabled stricter linting rules.

• Calling rps will now display a list of all commands and allow you to select them.
• Switched from cmd to powershell on Windows platform.
  • It allows multiline scripts to be executed correctly, resolves #16.
• rps ls no longer lists $before / $after hook entries.
• Child script exit codes are now reported correctly on macOS and Linux, and propagated back to the parent shell (rps fail where fail: exit 7 now exits 7).

• Used static linking of the CRT library on Windows instead of dynamic - solves Windows problems when the CRT library was not present.

• Added support for an external script file (rps.yaml), thanks to @masreplay in #24.

• Fix arguments serialization. escape backslashes, single and double quotes for shell safety and enclose in quotes if necessary: contains spaces or quotes.

• Added support for Linux Arm64 (aarch64) architecture.
• Improved Abi handling

BREAKING CHANGES #

• Support for positional arguments: ${0}, ${1} ...
• To use references use rps instead of $ prefix.

Additional changes #

• Added list command: rps ls
  • Lists all available commands
• Added upgrade command: rps -u / rps --upgrade
• Improved help command rps -h / rps --help
• Updated readme documentation.

BREAKING CHANGES #

• A special $script key has been introduced with a neat 💪 platform recognition feature.

  Do you work on multiple platforms? Need to use many different commands and always forget which one to use? This is what you've been waiting for!

  scripts:
    where-am-i:
      $script:
        $windows: echo "You are on Windows!"
        $linux: echo "You are on Linux!"
        $macos: echo "You are on MacOs!"
        $default: echo "You are on... something else?"
  

  user@MacBook-Pro Desktop % rps where-am-i
  > where-am-i
  $ echo "You are on MacOs!"
  
  You are on MacOs!
  
  user@MacBook-Pro Desktop %
  

  This can be useful for commands like rm -rf, which in Windows.... rd /s /q, you know what I mean, it can be helpful, right?

• Added support for script references. From now on it is possible to call another rps command directly from a defined script.

  scripts:
    app:
      clean: flutter clean
    clean: $app clean
    c: $clean
    clear: $c
    delete: $clear
  

  This is just a simple proxy example, but you can also use it in $before and $after hooks to chain multiple scripts together.

• ⚠️ The before- and after- hooks has been removed. Instead use the $before and $after keys. This will help keep hook scripts grouped in a project with multiple scripts defined.

  scripts:
    hooks:
      $before: echo "before"
      $script: echo "script"
      $after: echo "after"
  

  Execute by calling the rps hooks.

  It is also possible to link multiple scripts together!

  scripts:
    get: flutter pub get
    test:
      $before: $get
      $script: flutter test
    build:
      $before: $test
      $script: flutter build apk
  

  You don't have to worry about cyclic references, RPS will keep track of them and notify you in case of a problem.

• Update dependencies
• Longer description in pubspec.yaml
• pedantic (deprecated) replaced by flutter_lints

• Fixed readme example

• Minor bug fixes and improvements. 🚧

• Exposed executables.

• Minor bug fixes and improvements. 🚧
• Added colorful logs. 🎨
• Shared with the world via Github and pub.flutter-io.cn! 🌎

• Added optional before- and after- hooks support.

• A --version flag has been added.

• Move towards native implementation.
  • Added native support for linux (x86_64).

• Move towards native implementation.
  • Added native support for windows (x86_64).

• Move towards native implementation.
  • Added native support for macos (arm64).

• Move towards native implementation.
  • Added native support for macos (x86_64).

• Added basic logs.
• Added two-way communication with the child process through dart Process.

• Initial version.