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Ansimail, a full all in one CLI #25

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wesley974 opened this issue Mar 26, 2020 · 3 comments
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Ansimail, a full all in one CLI #25

wesley974 opened this issue Mar 26, 2020 · 3 comments
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wesley974 commented Mar 26, 2020

Instead of having multiple files for each action, why not create a full file ansimail, and move each file into a function()? This way you will avoid duplicated code like

need root

Or an other idea, script it in Ruby, publish the gem.
Then you ll just need to do a gem install ansimail to install ansimail CLI.

Let me know your thoughts about that.
Also, i could help you on Ruby or Shell Scripting...

@wesley974 wesley974 added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 26, 2020
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You can publish gem here: RubyGems

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That function idea actually sounds really nice, but I feel this is less of a priority as compared to getting things working first. For the moment keeping them separated is going to be easier to debug, which is a higher priority than compactness.

I'll keep this open for now and get back to this after things have settled and we are nearing the first release.

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Also I am not going to add ruby as a dependency so lets stick with shell.

I would appreciate the help with shell :)

@epsilon-0 epsilon-0 added this to the Reach first major release milestone Mar 26, 2020
@wesley974 wesley974 changed the title CLI: ansimail Ansimail, a full all in one CLI Mar 27, 2020
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