Run tasks

Similar to expanding commands, you can use Pimpfiles to run tasks anywhere on your system.

For example, you might want to run tests in your Go project. To do so create a Pimpfile in your project with the following content:

# ./Pimpfile
test: go test -v ./...

Now you can execute pimp test, it will perform an exact match to the test command and execute go test -v ./.... Note that the local Pimpfiles take precedence over your global Pimpfile in case the same command would be defined twice.

Read more about the Task Runner in the documentation.

Next, let's see how you can actually render template files.