Club, but with 100% more Rust!

Club (CLasp Upstream Bridge) is a small CLI library for making local Google Apps Script development a bit easier. Specifically, Club provides a way of managing and pushing to multiple remotes for a single Clasp project without manually editing .clasp.json files.

Usage: club <COMMAND>

Commands:
  init    Initialize club for a clasp project. The .clasp file must already exist in the directory.
  list    List all remotes and their script IDs.
  push    Push to a remote. If no remote is specified, defaults to main.
  remove  Remove a remote.
  rename  Rename a remote. If the new name already exists, the command will fail.
  set     Set or create a remote with a given name and ID.
  login   Launches the clasp login command.
  help    Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -h, --help     Print help
  -V, --version  Print version

Club requires Rust to be installed. Then, run:

cargo install club-rs

At the top level of your project, run club init to initialize the project's Club configuration. If you have a scriptId set in your .clasp.json file, Club will automatically set that as the default remote, main. Otherwise, you can create any remote you want with club set <remote> <scriptId>.

Once you have a remote set, you can push to it with club push <remote>. If you don't specify a remote, Club will push to the default remote, main, or the only remote if there is only one. To push to all remotes simultaneously, use club push --all. To push to one or more remotes of your choice, use club push <remote1> <remote2> ....

To see all usage information and options, run club <command> --help.