rust-just is a handy way to save and run project-specific commands.

Commands, called recipes, are stored in a file called justfile with syntax inspired by make

You can use rust-just without installing it on your system using npx:

~/$ npx rust-just@latest [OPTIONS] [ARGUMENTS]...

It will run the most recent version of rust-just.

The recommended way to install rust-just is as a global dependency:

~/$ npm install -g rust-just

and then run with:

~/$ just [OPTIONS] [ARGUMENTS]...

rust-just could also be installed as a local dependency:

~/$ npm install rust-just

Note: To pass Execa options to just, use the --execaoptions <OPTIONS> flag, where OPTIONS is in JSON format.

For example:

~/$ just --execaoptions '{"stdio": "inherit", "reject": false}' [OPTIONS] [ARGUMENTS]...

For a complete list of available Execa options, refer to the Execa API documentation.

To read more visit: https://just.systems/man/en/

• @gnpaone

The documentation is available as a book.

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Disclaimer: The rust-just npm package is maintained by @gnpaone with permission from the original just developer. This package is not officially maintained by just’s creator but uses up-to-date, official binaries from the casey/just repository at the time of release to ensure compatibility and authenticity.