Introduction

jko defines a set of special directives that allow developers to manage scripts, and orchestrate tasks:

• $pre – Defines pre-execution steps that must run before the script.
• $post – Specifies post-execution actions that run after the script.
• $catch – Handles errors within the script, allowing custom error responses.
• $disable – Prevents a specific script from executing.
• $comment – Adds a descriptive remark for a specific script.

Using Directives

These directives are meant to be used as keys within the scripts object, defining the required behaviors:

export default {
  scripts: {
    "directive ...": "..."
  }
}

jko recognizes these structures and interprets them to execute the appropriate operations.

This implies that some directives cannot be used as script names.

The structure follows this format:

 "$directiveName (scriptName)": "value"

• The $ appears first.
• Then directive name.
• It is followed by one space.
• The script name affected by the directive is enclosed in parentheses.

e.g.

 "$comment (scriptName)": "value"