# Command Line

Miru is command-line friendly offering a lot of facilities, helping to execute tasks that help you build the application or execute your own tasks. It's based on Oakton.

To see the available commands, in the root of the solution, call miru or miru help:

These tasks are called Consolables. Miru comes with a bunch of them but you can create your own.

# Environment

To run a task targeting a specific environment, the arguments --environment or -e can be used:

miru config:show -e Test

miru config:show --environment Staging

The default environment is Development:

# Consolables

Tasks are Consolables which are classes that implement Miru.Consolables.IConsolable. In Miru startup, it scans assemblies looking for classes IConsolable.

# Create

Can be created using Miru Makers:

miru make:consolable Hi

# The Consolable

A Consolable has an Input subclass that can receive arguments from the command line. A Consolable can receive dependencies through constructor.

    [Description("Description what this consolable does", Name = "hi")]
    public class HiConsolable : Consolable<HiConsolable.Input>
    {
        public class Input
        {
        }

        public override Task<bool> Execute(Input input)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Hi!");
            
            return Task.FromResult(true); 
        }
    }

# Running