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- Eask was built to use as a package development tool in your Elisp packages. But
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- now, Eask supports various types of Emacs Lisp tasks. It can be used in three
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- major ways:
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+ Eask was originally designed as a package development tool for Elisp projects.
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+ However, it has since expanded to support a wide range of Emacs Lisp tasks.
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+ It can now be used in three major ways:
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- 1 . Dev tool for Elisp packages
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- 2 . Dependency management for your configuration
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- 3 . Run elisp programs for all other purposes
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+ 1 . As a development tool for Elisp packages.
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+ 2 . For managing dependencies in your Emacs configuration.
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+ 3 . To run Elisp programs for a variety of purposes (essentially functioning as a runtime).
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- So, other than the things above , what are the major differences between Eask
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- and other build tools like [ Cask] [ ] , [ makem.sh] [ ] , and [ Eldev] [ ] ?
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+ With these capabilities in mind , what sets Eask apart from other build tools
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+ like [ Cask] [ ] , [ makem.sh] [ ] , and [ Eldev] [ ] ?
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- Good question! Eask is more than a build tool now, it can be used for various
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- purposes! But here are Eask aims to be:
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+ Great question! Eask has evolved beyond just a build tool—it serves multiple purposes! Here’s what Eask aims to be:
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- - ** Consistent** enough to sandbox across all systems
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- - ** General ** enough to have Emacsers frequently used commands ( ` byte-compile ` , ` checkdoc ` , etc)
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- - ** Robust** enough to provide useful results even in the presence of user errors
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- - ** Dependency-free ** so that the tool can be run on any platform
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+ - ** Consistent** : Provides a reliable sandboxing environment across all systems.
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+ - ** Versatile ** : Includes commonly used Emacs commands like ` byte-compilation ` , ` checkdoc ` , and more.
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+ - ** Robust** : Delivers useful results even when user errors occur.
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+ - ** Lightweight ** : Runs on any platform without dependencies.
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- * 📝 P.S. See [ Why Eask?] ( https://emacs-eask.github.io/#-why-eask ) for more detailed
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+ * 📝 P.S. See [ Why Eask?] ( https://emacs-eask.github.io/Getting-Started/Introduction/ #-why-eask ) for more detailed
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information.*
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## ❓ Why Eask?
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