Build Automation
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A cross-platform shell command wrapper for Node.js, enabling Unix-like commands in npm package scripts.
A Clojure build framework and ad-hoc script evaluator that provides a runtime environment for building projects from Clojure scripts.
A Gradle plugin that automates dependency version management and updates, eliminating manual searches.
A PowerShell-based build automation tool that leverages existing command-line knowledge with a syntax inspired by rake.
The official Apache Maven wrapper that downloads and runs Maven without requiring a pre-installed version.
Automatically stamps .NET assemblies, NuGet packages, and NPM packages with unique, semantic versions derived from git commits.
A Nix-powered, high-performance build cache and remote execution server compatible with Bazel, Buck2, and other RE build systems.
Package manager and build abstraction tool for FPGA/ASIC development, enabling IP core reuse and SoC creation.
A command-line tool to incrementally update and translate iOS/macOS localization strings from Swift, Objective-C, and Interface Builder files.
A cross-platform build automation system using F# for succinct, typed, and declarative build scripts.
A Grunt plugin for minifying PNG, JPG, GIF, and SVG images using imagemin.
A configurable linter and analyzer for Makefiles that scans for potential issues and enforces best practices.
Automatically injects Bower package dependencies into your HTML, Jade, Sass, and other source files.
Grunt task for converting a set of images into a spritesheet and corresponding CSS variables.
A Leiningen plugin for automatic ClojureScript compilation and development workflows.
A collection of GitHub Actions for automated testing and building of Unity projects across multiple platforms.
A language-agnostic 'shebang interpreter' that enables writing single-file scripts in compiled languages.
A powerful open-source toolset for creating Windows installation packages and MSI files.
A deprecated boilerplate for AngularJS applications using Gulp, Browserify, and SASS with best practices.
A GitHub Action to automate Go project releases using GoReleaser for building, packaging, and publishing.
Run a series of dependent gulp tasks in order, including parallel execution, with proper completion tracking.
A lightweight, distributed CI/CD platform written in Go for testing models and code.
A macOS app that runs Gulp tasks from Finder and notifies you when they finish.
A .NET library for defining and running target dependency graphs, commonly used as a build automation tool.
A build server and CLI tool that compiles, tests, and runs Scala code quickly from any editor or build tool.
A cross-platform build and deployment automation system using C# scripts with a fluent interface and full .NET ecosystem access.
Write Apache Maven POM files in Ruby, Groovy, Scala, YAML, Kotlin, Clojure, Java, or Atom instead of XML.
A fast cross-platform CLI utility for watching file system changes and triggering commands.
A Grunt.js task for enforcing web performance budgets using WebPageTest.
A Gulp plugin that automatically injects JavaScript, CSS, and web component references into HTML and other files.
A GitHub Action that builds and publishes Docker images to registries using Git branches as tags.
A Grunt plugin that minifies CSS files using clean-css to reduce file size and improve website performance.
Captain converts your Git workflow into Docker containers for Continuous Delivery by automating builds, tests, and pushes based on git state.
A C++ package manager based on CMake and Git that enables linking multiple versions of static libraries without symbol conflicts.
A build and test automation tool that invokes tasks defined in PowerShell scripts, similar to psake but more powerful.
A Gulp plugin that parses HTML build blocks to concatenate and replace references to scripts and stylesheets.
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