dcli
  • Introduction
  • What does DCli do?
  • Install DCli
    • Installing on Windows
  • Writing your first CLI app
  • Add DCli to your project
  • pub.dev
  • github
  • Dart basics
    • Dart lambda functions
    • Function Arguments
    • Futures
    • stdin/stdout/stderr a primer
  • Tour
    • Overview
    • Using DCli functions
    • User input
      • Ask Validators
    • Displaying information
    • Managing Files And Directories
    • Environment variables
    • Calling apps
    • Redirecting output
    • Command Line Arguments
    • Paths
    • Glob Expansion
    • Piping
    • Locking
    • Fetch
    • The evils of CD
    • Assets/Resources
    • Cross Platform
      • Posix
      • Windows
      • Docker
        • Detecting Docker
        • Add DCli to a Docker Container
        • Example DCli app in Docker
  • Elevated Privileges
    • Sudo
  • Performance
  • Dependency Management
    • Dependency Management
    • Pubspec Managment
  • DCli Tools
    • DCli tools
    • Use a shebang #!
    • DCli Compile
    • DCli Clean
    • DCli Create
    • DCli Doctor
    • DCli Install
    • DCli Run
    • DCli Warmup
    • DCli Pack
    • Upgrade DCli
  • Internal Workings
    • Internal Workings
    • waitForEx
  • Contributing
    • Creating a release
    • Running Unit tests
    • Implemention support for a shell
    • Templates
  • References
  • Examples
    • Projects
    • Code
      • hello world.
      • dcompress
      • dpath
      • dmysql
      • dshell
      • dwhich
      • dipaddr
      • gnome launcher
  • Articles
    • build CLI apps in dart - part 1
    • build CLI apps in dart - part 2
    • Dealing with permissions
    • 3rd Party console packages
  • Dart on Linux - the perfect CLI tooling
  • Improving your build environment
    • Existing tooling
    • Building with Dart
    • A home for your build tools
  • Olivier Revial - CLI apps made easy
  • Video: package of the week
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  1. Improving your build environment

Building with Dart

As Dart developer there is no easier way to create your build, deploy and production environments than by using Dart.

In the rest of this article I wills the term 'build tools' to refer to the whole domain of build, deploy and production management tools.

Dart is also an excellent language for building console apps.

The DCli Console SDK was develop specifically for creating build tools and provides specific libraries to make the process easier.

Lets take a look at some of the tooling DCli provides to help you create build tools.

  • DartSdk

  • DartProject

  • DartScript

  • PubCache

  • PubSpec

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