runmany 0.4.0

Easily run multiple long-running commands in parallel.
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# runmany

Easily run multiple long-running commands in parallel.

No more spawning processes in shell's background (`&`) or starting multiple terminals just to run few commands.

## Usage

```sh
# No troubling control characters like "<command>"
# Just use double colon to separate all commands
> runmany :: npm watch :: npm serve

# You can run more commands
> runmany :: npm watch :: npm serve :: npm test:watch

# See options
> runmany -h
```

Now `runmany` will run all commands in parallel, and exit when all exit.

## Installation

Runmany is currently available only for Linux.

If you already have a Rust environment set up, you can use the cargo install command:

```sh
> cargo install runmany
```

## Notes

1. Command's `stderr` is printed to `stdout` ([issue](https://github.com/soanvig/runmany/issues/10))
2. Command's are run directly in the system ([issue](https://github.com/soanvig/runmany/issues/2))