runbook

runbook - Execute All Tasks

Execute all tasks in dependency order (DAG - Directed Acyclic Graph execution).

Usage

./spry.ts runbook [options]

Caution

⚠️ Warning: This runs ALL executable code blocks. Use with caution in production!

Options

• --summarize - Emit execution summary in JSON format
• -s, --select <cql> - Use Cell Query Language (CQL) to select tasks to run
• --visualize <style> - Visualize the execution DAG
• --verbose <level> - Set verbosity level (e.g., rich)

Examples

Basic Execution

# Execute all tasks
./spry.ts runbook

With Visualization

# Execute with visualization
./spry.ts runbook --visualize

# Visualize with specific style
./spry.ts runbook --visualize <style>

Filtered Execution

# Execute filtered tasks by language
./spry.ts runbook --select "language:sql"

# Execute tasks by graph flag
./spry.ts runbook --select 'flags.graph == "init"'

With Output Options

# Execute with verbose output and summary
./spry.ts runbook --verbose rich --summarize

💡 Tip: The runbook command automatically handles task dependencies and executes them in the correct order based on the dependency graph.

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runbook ls - List Runbook Entries

List all tasks that would be executed in runbook mode.

Usage

./spry.ts runbook ls [options]

Example

# List all tasks in execution order
./spry.ts runbook ls

This shows you which tasks will be executed and in what order, without actually running them.