pluggable-cli-deno/manifest.yml

_version: '20220212062110'

plugins:
  echo:
    remote: 'https://git.lyte.dev/lytedev/echo-cli-plugin'
    run: '{plugin_dir}/echo.sh'
    # this is the default installCommand, so we don't really need to specify it
    installCommand: ['git', 'clone', '{remote}', '{plugin_dir}']
    preInstallCommand: ['bash', '-c', 'echo "is this thing on?"']
    # postInstallCommand: 
    # none of these work, but wouldn't be tough to implement if needed
    # may also want to checkout a provided version tag and copy contents
    # and only clone to a "plugin-repos" dir
    # might want to omit git history, too?

  shutup:
    remote: 'https://git.lyte.dev/lytedev/shutup-cli-plugin'
    run: '{plugin_dir}/shutup.sh'

  'go-hello-world':
    preInstallCommand:
      # install golang using asdf
      # if we wanted, we could have an asdf plugin and install it here like
      # poc-cli install-plugin asdf
      # and it would make sure the shell and everything is ready to go
      - 'bash'
      - '-c'
      - 'asdf plugin-add golang; asdf install golang latest; asdf global golang latest; curl -o /tmp/hello-world.go https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mmcgrana/gobyexample/master/examples/hello-world/hello-world.go'
    installCommand:
      - bash
      - '-c'
      - 'cd {plugin_dir} && go build /tmp/hello-world.go'
    run: '{plugin_dir}/hello-world'

  'elixir-hello-jason':
    preInstallCommand:
      # obviously, installing elixir and erlang through asdf can be a little
      # hairy in the real world, but a contrived example suits this
      # proof-of-concept just fine
      - 'bash'
      - '-c'
      - 'asdf plugin-add erlang; asdf plugin-add elixir; asdf install erlang latest; asdf install elixir latest; asdf global erlang latest; asdf global elixir latest'
    installCommand:
      - bash
      - '-c'
      # remember, instead of installing :jason, we might install internal libraries!
      - 'printf "%s\n%s" "Mix.install([:jason])" "IO.puts(Jason.encode!(%{hello: :world}))" > {plugin_dir}/script.exs'
    run:
      - elixir 
      - '{plugin_dir}/script.exs'

    # in the real world, most of these scripts would probably live within the plugin themselves to be easier to write