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I find myself writing scripts to manage pins, but I think I'd rather do it on the command line.
Playing around with the API, it seems like the existing methods are fairly amenable to building one:
$ pins set-board ibis-pins # store the board
$ pins list # list all pins
$ pins search '*cars'# list all pins matching a glob pattern
$ pins meta mtcars # yaml or json blob to stdout
$ pins write mtcars mtcars.parquet --type=parquet
$ pins write mtcars mtcars.csv --type=file
$ pins read mtcars # not entirely what this should do for non-`file` types
$ pins exists mtcars # exit 0 if exists otherwise exit 1
Is this something y'all are interested in?
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This looks like it could be really useful, and maybe follows a pattern I see across R and python: In cases where python folks might prefer to run CLI in the shell, R folks often want to run code in the RStudio IDE (e.g. usethis).
@isabelizimm is taking over as maintainer, so it might be a good idea to hold off on any big decisions for the next few weeks / get people's thoughts, but it seems like a really cool feature! (And IMO hitting at an important aspect of how python folks often like to work).
Hello there 👋 a pins CLI would be welcomed! I think it's a great addition to this package. Especially as people are using this pins for tasks that are partially/wholly automated, it seems to fit the use case really well. Thanks for opening up that PR, I will check it out as I poke around and get acquainted in pins!
I find myself writing scripts to manage pins, but I think I'd rather do it on the command line.
Playing around with the API, it seems like the existing methods are fairly amenable to building one:
Is this something y'all are interested in?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: