Task

Query CLI offers an API that enables users to execute custom commands defined in the Query.toml file.

The Query.toml file should have the following structure to define the tasks:

[task]
task_1 = "echo 1"
task_2 = "echo 2"

[task.dev]
dev_1 = "echo dev 1"
dev_2 = "echo dev 2"

[task.bundle]
bundle_1 = "echo bundle 1"
bundle_2 = "echo bundle 2"

Usage:

query task [OPTIONS] [TASK] [SUBTASK]

Arguments:

• [TASK] - Name of the task to execute
• [SUBTASK] - Name of the subtask to execute

Options:

• -l, --list - List all the tasks
• -y, --yes - Confirm the execution of the task
• -h, --help - Print help

To execute a simple task, you have to run the following command:

query task task_1

To execute a task with a subtask, you have to run the following command:

query task dev dev_1

Executing a task with subtasks it will execute all the subtasks.

query task dev # It will execute dev_1 and dev_2

It will ask you to confirm the execution of the task. If you want to avoid the confirmation, you can use the -y option.

query task dev -y

To list all the tasks and subtasks, you have to run the following command:

query task -l

To list the subtasks of a task, you have to run the following command:

query task dev -l

Important! On dev mode, the dev task will be executed before the default commands (function, asset dist and asset public).