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this thing is legit good
Is this just but extra steps?
it's just but the justfiles are your existing project markdown files
so basically, your README and any docs can be live runbooks
the unnamed doesn't make sense but irl you'd name those something
@bketelsen in here
I guess brian has been using this a ton and made a video on it with rawkode, sec while I find it
Sorry on phone or i would link it
Alphabits.tv
Or dot fm. I can’t remember now
So it’s awesome on the cli and even better with the vscode extension
I only see the existing 4 episodes and not with runme
But I don’t remember seeing anything like just includes tho
I met some of their crew today at jono's community workshop thing, and I learned about a bunch of other tools too
Ohhh
Give me some leads for Thursdays episode
that was the only cli one
but a ton of saas things, check this out: https://bekindbuddy.com/
and then I guess all the design nerds are really into this: https://www.canva.com
anyway, so what I was thinking with runme is like
the system would end up just having live tutorials on it
because it'd be the documentation page and the real life terminal to walk through with it.
We are on the same page here
and it has actions and stuff, so we'd be testing the docs and the runbooks at the same time because they are the same.
And like ... who loves runbooks?
Our target audience lol.
Exactly
I missed the wei/pull and tea episode
tea's ux is so good, why is it crypto tho
Blech
anyway, I have found a new zen level, now that I've read up on all the changes that have been put in brew, I'm like, totally happy.
they have everything, always the latest version, so it covers my "new tool I saw on HN" crack that I have to have, but like, uses OCI for dl's, so the downloads are so much faster than whatever slow one dnf picked that day.
but like, I also don't have to adjust every tool to account for distrobox/toolbox
because it's "on the host", but I love that it's all in one .dotfile dir, you can just blow it away
but I can always use a distrobox if I need it anyway. And I don't care about specific versions other that I want the newest thing always. Because in my IDE and work stuff there's already dockerfiles/devcontainers.
like, if you use ubuntu at work and you have to test on ubuntu because that's your work env that need is still met.
which was one of my original bluefin goals, I work in cloud, it has to be ubuntu
but by explicitly saying "devcontainers for dev, that's the solution" then it doesn't matter what everyday CLI tools I use.
plus all the people that don't want to learn containers at least can install neofetch without trying to layer stuff.
Or maybe a good idea might be, keep just for system stuff
i want the brew equivalent of fleek
and then use runme to run /usr/share/docs/mlbox.md and that's how you tutorial/document workloads
actually it night not be that hard to do
the brewfile isn't that bad
I mean, I hate it
I already have each tool’s config paramus in a yaml file
but
It works
so ship a brew file and compose an RC file from the yaml
brew backend for fleek?
would use.
yeah
i’ll ponder on it
heh
my free time is kinda slim lol
"don't commit Brian, don't fall for it, you know he's manipulating you."
yeah so the thing I really like, which is a silly reason
OS, devcontainer, and now the CLI tools all via ghcr.io
so ... your transparent caching registry on your homelab can now cache your entire house.
apt-cacher-ng energy
i have a client/server version of fleek about half done
web ui for managing your configs
cli to apply them
so what's in the web ui?
like you just edit it there?
manage machines, user details, packages installed
it generates the flake on demand takes 90% of the logic out of the client, maybe more
Oh wow. That's awesome!