Basic usage

We will start with a simple example here. More advanced usage you will find in the Advanced section.

Assume you have a node.js project.

Go to your project repo and create lets.yaml by running lets --init.

Now add .lets to .gitignore. .lets is a lets directory where it stores some internal metadata. You do not need to commit this directory.

First of all you want to be able to run your project.

You have your package.json with all dependencies and scripts in it.

Lets create first command:

shell: bash

commands:
  run:
    description: Run nodejs server
    cmd: npm run server

That's it. You've just created your first lets command.

Run lets in terminal to see all available commands.

Now you can use this command to start your server.

lets run