An interactive shell built entirely from gloo-foo commands.
yupsh gathers the gloo-foo commands — the typed, composable pipeline pieces — into a single interactive program. That is the whole idea: every command you run is a gloo-foo command, and every pipeline you build is a gloo-foo pipeline, assembled live at a prompt instead of wired together in code.
Because it is built on that one foundation, a happy consequence follows: it feels and behaves like the shell you already know. You name a tool, hand it flags, pipe its output into the next — the familiar muscle memory works exactly as expected. But there are no external coreutils underneath and no subprocesses for the built-in tools. The whole thing is one self-contained binary, composing typed streams in a single process.
A shell by consequence, not by imitation. The commands come first; the shell-like feel is what you get for free when all of them are gloo-foo.
- yup.sh — the project home and command reference
- repl — the interactive shell
- Commands — the built-in toolset
gloo-foo commands, gathered into a single-binary shell.
