Defining custom scripts

scarb run <script> provides a cross-platform way to define and execute custom commands specific to a codebase.

To get started, define your scripts in your codebase's Scarb.toml file under a "scripts" key.

For example:

[scripts]
foo = "echo 'Hello, world!'"

You can use scarb run without name argument to list all defined scripts. For example:

$ scarb run
Scripts available via `scarb run`:
foo                 : echo 'Hello, world!'

To pass additional arguments to the script, use -- separator after the name.

For example:

scarb run foo -- hello world

Your scripts can use scarb as a command, which will reference the scarb binary used to execute the script, regardless of your system configuration (namely, we will not search the PATH variable).