Have you ever used Makefile ??😲

[hibiki-shibata]

Have you ever used Makefile?? Non?, then probably you should!🤓
This will be quite well-known stuff for seniors, but it was kinda revolution for me! So let me share😗

What can do:📚　

1. Make a complex command simple

How to Install:🔧

• Mac OS - brew install make
  ("make" is pre-installed by default, so you can use it without installing extra)

• Linux - sudo apt install make

How to use: 🙌

1. Move to your preferred directory where Makefile exist.

cd <your_arbitrary_directory>

2. Create a file called Makefile in the directory.

touch Makefile

3. Define commands in the Makefile file.

e.g.

SHELL = /bin/zsh # Your preferred shell environment.

hello: # This is arbitrary command name. In this case, "make hello"
# The below command will be called by "make hello" 
       @echo "Hello there! How are you?" 
       @echo "I am fine!" 
        python3 main.py  #You can run a python project at the same time, wow!

test: # This is arbitrary command name. In this case, "make test"
# The below command will be called by "make test" 
       @echo "Hello!!! Test command is called?" 
        npm start # You can also run a nom project at the same time, wow!
   

4. Try "make" command 😎

-make hello
-make test

Command defined above will be executed and output there in command line! 🌸

This makes your daily tasks quite easy whatever the project is, isn't it?

[tuves]

Welcome to the GitHub Community, @hibiki-shibata, we're happy you're here! You are more likely to get a useful response if you are posting your question(s) in the applicable category and are explicit about what your project entails--giving a few more details might help someone give you a nudge in the right direction. I've gone ahead and moved it for you. Good luck!