New projects set up lightning fast
Oya with its ecosystem of powerful, reusable packs lets you bootstrap deployable projects without a hassle.
How to install
Quick start
curl
https://oya.sh/get
| bash
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Features
How Oya helps you
Reuse boilerplate
Kick off new project setup using packaged boilerplate & scripts
Write code that matters
Cut through repetitive steps, save time and focus on essential parts of your app
Become a hero
Easily develop and share your own scripts & boilerplate with others
Example usage
How to use Oya
You can create Oyafile by hand or with init command, let’s do this:
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Setup Oya project
oya
init OyaExample
cat
Oyafile
Project:
OyaExample
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Oya task is a bash script defined as a Oyafile key.
Tasks in Oyafile are defined as a yaml keys, with pipe at the beginning line and bash code in following.
Our server is golang app so before starting it needs to be compiled.
Tasks in Oyafile are defined as a yaml keys, with pipe at the beginning line and bash code in following.
Our server is golang app so before starting it needs to be compiled.
Build tasks
cat
Oyafile
Project:
OyaExample
build: |
go build app.go
start: |
./server
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List available tasks
oya
tasks
# in ./Oyafile
oya
run
build
oya
run
start
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Execute task
oya
run
build
oya
run
start
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Inside a project you can have many files with named *.oya they will be read as a Value files, expected syntax is a pair of key: value.
Let’s say we want to store our port as a value. We can create file server.oya with:
Create file server.oya
cat
server.oya
port: 3000
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Using values
cat
Oyafile
Project:
OyaExample
build: |
go build server.go
start: |
export PORT=
${Oya[port]}
./server
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If you want to learn more about Values - click here
Our team
Who we are
Marcin
Ruby Developer
Konrad
Product Designer
Piotr
SRE Engineer
Bartosz
Ruby Developer
