zet run

Run arbitrary command inside a notebook's directory. Notebook can be changed with -n switch, otherwise a default notebook is used. You may also use -a switch to run a command separately for each configured notebook.

To choose an arbitrary directory, use -c switch. It is useful if you want to run an arbitrary command within zet's environment, e.g. when testing a new zet module which isn't added to ZET_MODULES_PATH.

-a, -n and -c switches are additive, which means that all unique paths chosen with these switches will be visited by zet.

Examples

$ zet run git status
On branch master
(...)

$ zet run -n other-notebook bash
user@host$ (input prompt)

$ zet run -c . env | grep ZET_
ZET_DIR=....

$ zet run -c . zet-newcommand ...
...