dela

Also had this issue. I have made a meta-task runner to make discovery and running of already defined make/just/task/npm/etc task targets easier called dela[0]. The ergonomics of running tasks are very similar to the article as you can run a task simply by typing the name of the task in your shell without saying "make" or "npm run" or whatever else that is the actual task runner. The difference is that you just have to install dela without having to change anything in the underlying project repository. Works really well for me! [0] https://github.com/aleyan/dela

If you want to get a single entry point into your repo's task, also consider my tool: dela[0]. It scans a variety of task file definitions like pyproject.toml, package.json, makefile, etc and makes them available on the cli via the bare name of the task. It has been very convenient for me so far on diverse repos, and the best part is that I didn't have to convince anyone else working on the repos to adjust the repos structure. Dela doesn't currently support mise as a source of tasks, but I will happily implement it if there is demand. Currently [1] I saw mise use on 94 out of 100,000 most starred github repos. Thank you for allowing this moment of self promotion. [0] https://github.com/aleyan/dela [1] https://aleyan.com/blog/2025-task-runners-census/#most-used-...

Setting aside the reason that hydrating django templates in rust from django is useful in ways that hydrating jinja templates in rust from django isn't useful. Petcat's comment could be useful and the author may not be aware of existing prior art. As engineers, there is sometimes a huge urge to build without looking around first. I am guilty of this myself. When I started on dela [0], I didn't know about 2 alternatives to it; I only learned about them through comments. [0] https://github.com/aleyan/dela