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Toke (TOML Make) is a simple command runner inspired by Make but uses TOML (Tom's Obvious, Minimal Language) instead of Makefiles. Toke (TOML Make) is a simple command runner inspired by Make but uses TOML (Tom's Obvious, Minimal Language) instead of Makefiles.
This project was created for fun as an alternative to Make, because I was looking for a simple command runner/build system but didn't like the Makefile syntax. This project was created for fun as an alternative to Make, because I was looking for a simple command runner/build system but didn't like the Makefile syntax.
# Installing toke
You can get toke from crates.io:
```sh
cargo install toke-runner
```
You can also manually compile it with cargo:
```sh
git clone https://git.olympuslab.net/afonso/toke
cd toke
cargo build --release
```
The executable should then be in `target/release/toke`
# How to use toke # How to use toke
Toke works by reading a TOML file named `tokefile.toml` (or any variation of it like `Tokefile.toml`, `tokefile`, etc.) in your project directory. This file contains definitions of variables, targets, and their respective commands. Toke works by reading a TOML file named `tokefile.toml` (or any variation of it like `Tokefile.toml`, `tokefile`, etc.) in your project directory. This file contains definitions of variables, targets, and their respective commands.