## Installation

```bash

go install github.com/fezcode/gobake/cmd/gobake@latest

```

## Quick Start

1. **Initialize a new project:**

```bash

mkdir my-project

cd my-project

gobake init

```

The `init` command is smart: it handles `go mod init` (if needed), scaffolds your `recipe.piml` and `Recipe.go`, and runs `go mod tidy` to automatically pull in the `github.com/fezcode/gobake` library as a dependency.

2. **Run a task:**

```bash

gobake build

```

## Usage

### Commands

* **`gobake init`**: Scaffolds a new `Recipe.go` and `recipe.piml`. Handles `go.mod` and dependencies.

* **`gobake version`**: Displays the current version of gobake.

* **`gobake help`**: Displays the list of commands and available tasks.

* **`gobake bump [patch|minor|major]`**: Increments the version in `recipe.piml`.

* **`gobake template <git-url>`**: Initialize from a remote repository template.

### The `Recipe.go` File

```go

//go:build gobake

package bake_recipe

import (

"fmt"

"github.com/fezcode/gobake"

)

func Run(bake *gobake.Engine) error {

if err := bake.LoadRecipeInfo("recipe.piml"); err != nil {

return fmt.Errorf("error loading recipe.piml: %v", err)

}

bake.Task("test", "Runs project tests", func(ctx *gobake.Context) error {

return ctx.Run("go", "test", "./...")

})

bake.TaskWithDeps("build", "Builds the binary", []string{"test"}, func(ctx *gobake.Context) error {

return ctx.BakeBinary("linux", "amd64", "bin/app")

})

return nil

}

```