🔧 Advanced Usage

Qob is just a regular Common Lisp file and should be read from Lisp implementation itself! You can do:

; Regular Qob file content...

(setq qob-enable-color t)  ; Display color

🪝 Hooks

qob provides some hooks which enable you to execute code before and after each command. The hooks look like so:

For example, execute certain tasks after the command qob build:

(qob-add-hook 'qob-after-build-hook
              (lambda ()
                ;; Do tasks after build
                ))

Or hooks that run on every command:

(qob-add-hook 'qob-before-command-hook
              (lambda ()
                (format T "~A" (qob-command))))  ; print the current command

For subcommands that contain spaces, will concatenate with /:

$ qob clean workspace    # clean/workspace
$ qob create cl-project  # create/cl-project

therefore,

(qob-add-hook 'qob-before-clean/workspace-hook
              (lambda ()
                ;; do stuff before clean workspace...
                ))