rust-just is a Python wrapper for the `just` command runner, a powerful and simpler alternative to Make for project-specific task automation. It allows Python applications to programmatically invoke `just` recipes defined in a `Justfile`. The current version, 1.49.0, aligns with the version of the underlying `just` command-line tool, which maintains an active development cycle with frequent updates.
pip install rust-justVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This quickstart demonstrates how to use the `rust-just` wrapper to execute recipes defined in a `Justfile`. It shows how to run a simple recipe, a recipe with arguments, and handles expected errors when recipes fail or don't exist. It also sets up a temporary `Justfile` for a runnable example.
Ensure the `just` executable is installed and available in your system's PATH. Refer to https://just.systems/#installation for detailed installation instructions for your operating system.
Always check the `just` command-line tool's changelog (https://github.com/casey/just/releases) when upgrading or encountering unexpected behavior. Ensure your installed `just` binary matches the version expected by the Python wrapper for optimal compatibility.
Verify that `just` is correctly installed and its directory is included in the system's PATH. You can test this by running `just --version` in your terminal.
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