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pake

Pake is a command line tool designed to simplify complex tasks and automate repetitive tasks for developers. It is a lightweight and flexible build automation tool that focuses on simplicity and ease of use. Pake uses a simple YAML-based configuration file to define tasks and their dependencies. It supports a wide range of tasks including file copying, directory creation, shell commands execution, and more. Pake makes it easy to define task dependencies, allowing tasks to run in a specific order and trigger other tasks automatically. It supports task parallelization, allowing multiple tasks to run simultaneously, thus improving efficiency. Pake provides a range of built-in functions and macros to simplify common tasks, making it easier to write concise and reusable build scripts. It has a clear and intuitive command line interface, allowing developers to easily execute tasks, manage dependencies, and view task progress and results. Pake is written in PHP but can be used to automate tasks for projects in any programming language. It has a growing community and active development, providing ongoing support, documentation, and updates to ensure its functionality and usability.

List of commands for pake:

  • pake:tldr:44f30 pake: Package a web page with a specific window size.
    $ pake --width ${800} --height ${600} ${https:--www-google-com-}
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  • pake:tldr:73235 pake: Package a web page with a custom application name and icon.
    $ pake --name ${Google} --icon ${path-to-icon-ico} ${https:--www-google-com-}
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  • pake:tldr:b0fb7 pake: Package a web page with a non-resizable window.
    $ pake --no-resizable ${https:--www-google-com-}
    try on your machine
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  • pake:tldr:c7935 pake: Package a web page.
    $ pake ${https:--www-google-com-}
    try on your machine
    explain this command
  • pake:tldr:f258a pake: Package a web page with fullscreen mode.
    $ pake --fullscreen ${https:--www-google-com-}
    try on your machine
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  • pake:tldr:fe714 pake: Package a web page with a transparent title bar.
    $ pake --transparent ${https:--www-google-com-}
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