A developer utility.
Prebuilt binaries are available here on GitHub
Linux and Mac users can run
curl -fsSL https://maestro.eighty4.tech/install.sh | shWith Go 1.22.1 or later, Maestro can be installed from source:
go install github.com/eighty4/maestro@latestKeep your workspace in sync with the maestro git command. This command performs a git pull --ff-only in each
repository found nested within two subdirectories deep from the current working directory.
A maestro.yaml file allows repositories to be configured, enabling a maestro git command to also clone repositories
not already present in the workspace. Eventually this feature could be used to enable an export/import workflow with a
dev machine's workspaces before formatting or replacing hardware. Configuring a maestro.yaml example is
in the tests.
maestro/git provides the APIs for syncing a multi-repository workspace. git.NewWorkspace scans a directory for
git repositories and provides access to the Workspace.Sync operation. Syncing delegates to git.Clone and git.Pull
for each git.Repository configured with the workspace whether it's present or absent on within the workspace dir.
The maestro/composable module has wrappers for exec.Cmd to be used for managing local development
processes and performing process healthchecks with HTTP GET and shell commands.
Previous iterations could configure
Gradle tasks, npm scripts and shell commands from a .maestro file.
Re-visiting the project with the opportunity to use new Go tooling and
language features (workspaces and generics), I rewrote process management
but have yet to reimplement configuring and managing a local development environment.