run 0.2.1

# Example Runfile with simple function definitions

# Simple function with argument substitution
docker_shell() docker compose exec $1 bash

# Nested command with colon notation
docker:shell() docker compose exec ${1:-app} bash

# Another nested command example
docker:logs() docker compose logs -f $1

# Function with multiple arguments
git:commit() git add . && git commit -m "$1" && echo "${2:-done}"

# Function using $@ for all arguments
echo_all() echo "All args: $@"

# Function that ignores arguments
echo_no_args() echo "No args function called" \
    && echo "This function does not use its arguments" \
    && echo "It just prints a fixed message"

# Deploy with multiple steps
docker:deploy() {
    echo "Building image..."
    docker build -t myapp:$1 .
    echo "Pushing to registry..."
    docker push myapp:$1
    echo "Restarting containers..."
    docker compose up -d
    echo "✓ Deployed version $1"
}

# Deploy commands:
deploy:patch() {
    ./scripts/deploy.sh patch
}

deploy:minor() {
    ./scripts/deploy.sh minor
}

deploy:major() {
    ./scripts/deploy.sh major
}

# Windows specific command (will not be listed on non-Windows systems)
# @os windows
deploy:example() {
    echo "Running Windows-specific deployment steps..."
    ./scripts/deploy_windows.bat
}

# Will run on unix systems only as windows version is defined above
deploy:example() {
    echo "Running Unix-specific deployment steps..."
    ./scripts/deploy_unix.sh
}

# Will only run on unix systems
# @os unix
incompatible_with_pwsh() echo "" | grep

# Will run in pwsh even on unix systems
# @shell pwsh
pwsh_example() {
    Write-Host "This runs in PowerShell!"
}

# Inline Python
# @shell python
python:hello() {
    print("Hello from inline Python!")
    for i in range(3):
        print(f"Count: {i}")
}

# Inline Node.js
# @shell node
node:hello() {
    console.log("Hello from inline Node.js!");
    for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
        console.log(`Count: ${i}`);
    }
}

# Inline semicolon block
function test_inline() { echo "a"; echo "b"; echo "c" }