WurstScript Setup App

Allows automated installation of a wurstscript environment and project setup.

Grill

Grill is the name of the CLI and dependency manager used by the UI internally. Pro users can make use of grill from the shell:

Update/Remove wurst installation

Update or remove the global wurst installation by using the special wurstscript identifier.

> grill install wurstscript
> grill remove wurstscript

Creating a new project

To create a new project, use generate and supply your name of choice.

> grill generate <project_name>

Updating a project

By not passing any additional arguments grill will assume that the execution location is a wurst project.

To update all project dependencies use:

> grill install

To add a new dependency to your project, use:

> grill install <git_url>

Testing a project

Use test to compile the project at the current location and run unit tests.

> grill test

Typechecking a project

Use typecheck to compile/typecheck the project without building an output map. The command exits with code 0 when compilation succeeds and 1 on compilation errors.

> grill typecheck

Checking dependency updates

Use outdated to check whether any dependency is not on the latest commit of its configured branch (or repository default branch when none is specified). The command exits with code 0 when dependencies are up to date and 1 when updates are available.

> grill outdated

Building the project

Use build to generate an output map according to wurst.build specifications.

> grill build

How it works

Wurst Installation

The wurst compiler gets downloaded into the users home directory into a wurst folder ~/.wurst

Project Generation

The setup app downloads this repo https://github.com/wurstscript/wurst-project-template as a wurst project template and then inserts the necessary local paths. Dependencies are stored in _build/dependencies/.