🚦 semaphore

Tool to execute terminal commands in parallel.

💡 Idea

$ semaphore create 2
$ semaphore add -- docker build
$ semaphore add -- vagrant up
$ semaphore add -- ansible-playbook
$ semaphore wait --timeout=1m --notify

Full description of the idea is available here.

🏆 Motivation

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🤼‍♂️ How to

Usage: semaphore COMMAND
Semaphore provides functionality to execute terminal commands in parallel.
Commands:
create	is a command to init a semaphore context
-debug
show error stack trace
-filename string
an absolute path to semaphore context (default "/tmp/semaphore.json")
add	is a command to add a job into a semaphore context
-debug
show error stack trace
-edit
switch to edit mode to read arguments from input (not implemented yet)
-filename string
an absolute path to semaphore context (default "/tmp/semaphore.json")
wait	is a command to execute a semaphore task
-debug
show error stack trace
-filename string
an absolute path to semaphore context (default "/tmp/semaphore.json")
-notify
show notification at the end (not implemented yet)
-speed int
a velocity of report output (characters per second)
-timeout duration
timeout for task execution (default 1m0s)
Version 4.0.0 (commit: ..., build date: ..., go version: go1.9, compiler: gc, platform: darwin/amd64)

Complex example

$ semaphore create 2
$ semaphore add -- bash -c "cd /tmp; \ git clone git@github.com:kamilsk/semaphore.git \ && cd semaphore \ && echo 'semaphore at revision' \$(git rev-parse HEAD) \ && rm -rf /tmp/semaphore"
$ semaphore add -- bash -c "cd /tmp; \ git clone git@github.com:kamilsk/retry.git \ && cd retry \ && echo 'retry at revision' \$(git rev-parse HEAD) \ && rm -rf /tmp/retry"
$ semaphore wait

🧩 Installation

Homebrew

$ brew install kamilsk/tap/semaphore

Binary

$ curl -sSL https://bit.ly/install-semaphore | sh
# or
$ wget -qO- https://bit.ly/install-semaphore | sh

Source

# use standard go tools
$ go get -u github.com/kamilsk/semaphore
# or use egg tool
$ egg tools add github.com/kamilsk/semaphore

egg¹ is an extended go get.

Bash and Zsh completions

$ semaphore completion bash > /path/to/bash_completion.d/semaphore.sh
$ semaphore completion zsh > /path/to/zsh-completions/_semaphore.zsh

¹ The project is still in prototyping.↩

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