Existing shellscript is not readable, but yomel give us super readable code like yaml!!
Existing shellscript is not debugｇable, but yomel give us super structured log!!
Generally, nobody wants to code in shell script if they can avoid it.
We only do it because there isn't a simpler way, but it will absolutely put you through hell—whether you're writing it, reading it back later, or trying to improve it.
Because the code is extremely difficult to read as prose/text, and debug logs are not found.
The yomel command changes all of that and fixes these existing flaws in shellscript.
This is horrendous. Kudos for creating something but I think by combining shell scripts with yaml you've made an abomination. Not only do I need to know the shell commands but also your yaml DSL too?
Existing shellscript is not readable, but yomel give us super readable code like yaml!! Existing shellscript is not debugｇable, but yomel give us super structured log!!
Generally, nobody wants to code in shell script if they can avoid it. We only do it because there isn't a simpler way, but it will absolutely put you through hell—whether you're writing it, reading it back later, or trying to improve it. Because the code is extremely difficult to read as prose/text, and debug logs are not found.
The yomel command changes all of that and fixes these existing flaws in shellscript.
This is horrendous. Kudos for creating something but I think by combining shell scripts with yaml you've made an abomination. Not only do I need to know the shell commands but also your yaml DSL too?