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task 命令支持给脚本传参，使用 -- 分割，后面的参数都会传给脚本

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例如 task x.js -n whyour，脚本就能接收到参数 -n whyour
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- Support cell phone operation
## Version
### docker
The `latest` image is built on `alpine` and the `debian` image is built on `debian-slim`. If you need to use a dependency that is not supported by `alpine`, it is recommended that you use the `debian` image.
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qinglong
```
## Use
## Built-in commands
1. built-in commands
1. task
```bash
# Execute in sequence, if a random delay is set, it will be randomly delayed by a certain number of seconds
task <file_path>
# Execute in sequence, regardless of whether a random delay is set, all run immediately,
# and the foreground will output the day, while recorded in the log file
task <file_path> now
# Concurrent execution, regardless of whether a random delay is set, are run immediately,
# the foreground does not generate the day, directly recorded in the log file, and can be specified account execution
task <file_path> conc <env_name> <account_number>(Optional)
# Specify the account to execute and run immediately regardless of whether a random delay is set
task <file_path> desi <env_name> <account_number>
# Set task timeout
task -m <max_time> <file_path>
# Print task log in real time, no need to carry this parameter when creating timed tasks
task -l <file_path>
# Use -- to split, -- followed by a parameter that is passed to the script, as in the following example, the script receives the parameter -u whyour -p password
task <file_path> -- -u whyour -p password
```
1. ql
```bash
# Update and restart Green Dragon
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ql resetlet
# Disable two-step login
ql resettfa
# Execute in sequence, if a random delay is set, it will be randomly delayed by a certain number of seconds
task <file_path>
# Execute in sequence, regardless of whether a random delay is set, all run immediately,
# and the foreground will output the day, while recorded in the log file
task <file_path> now
# Concurrent execution, regardless of whether a random delay is set, are run immediately,
# the foreground does not generate the day, directly recorded in the log file, and can be specified account execution
task <file_path> conc <env_name> <account_number>(Optional)
# Specify the account to execute and run immediately regardless of whether a random delay is set
task <file_path> desi <env_name> <account_number>
# Set task timeout
task -m <max_time> <file_path>
# Print task log in real time, no need to carry this parameter when creating timed tasks
task -l <file_path>
```
2. parameter description
1. parameter description
* file_url: Script address
* repo_url: Repository address
* whitelist: The whitelist when pulling the repository, i.e., the string contained in the path of the script to be pulled
* blacklist: Blacklisting when pulling repositories, i.e. strings that are not included in the path of the script to be pulled
* dependence: Pulling the dependencies needed for the repository will be copied directly from the repository to the repository directory under scripts, regardless of the blacklist
* branch: Pull the branch of the repository
* days: Number of days of logs to be kept
* file_path: File path for task execution
* env_name: The name of the environment variable that needs to be concurrent or specified at the time of task execution
* account_number: Specify the account number of an environment variable to be executed when the task is executed
* max_time: Timeout, suffix "s" for seconds (default), "m" for minutes, "h" for hours, "d" for days
- file_url: Script address
- repo_url: Repository address
- whitelist: The whitelist when pulling the repository, i.e., the string contained in the path of the script to be pulled
- blacklist: Blacklisting when pulling repositories, i.e. strings that are not included in the path of the script to be pulled
- dependence: Pulling the dependencies needed for the repository will be copied directly from the repository to the repository directory under scripts, regardless of the blacklist
- branch: Pull the branch of the repository
- days: Number of days of logs to be kept
- file_path: File path for task execution
- env_name: The name of the environment variable that needs to be concurrent or specified at the time of task execution
- account_number: Specify the account number of an environment variable to be executed when the task is executed
- max_time: Timeout, suffix "s" for seconds (default), "m" for minutes, "h" for hours, "d" for days
## Development
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$ pnpm start
```
Open your browser and visit http://127.0.0.1:5700
Open your browser and visit <http://127.0.0.1:5700>
## Links
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In the Book of the Later Han Dynasty (後漢書-律曆志下), it is written: "The sun is in the sky, a cold and a summer, the four seasons are ready, all things are changed, the regency moves, and the green dragon moves to the star, which is called the year. (The Year of the Star)
Among the [twenty-eight Chinese constellations](https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E5%AE%BF), the Green Dragon is the generic name for the seven eastern constellations (Horn, Hyper, Diao, Fang, Heart, Tail and Minchi). It is known in Taoism as "Mengzhang" and in different Taoist scriptures as "Dijun", "Shengjian", "Shenjian" and He is also known in different Daoist scriptures as "Dijun", "Shengjun", "Shenjun" and "Ghost Catcher"[1], and is the guardian deity of Daoism, together with the White Tiger Supervisor of Soldiers.
Among the [twenty-eight Chinese constellations](https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E5%AE%BF), the Green Dragon is the generic name for the seven eastern constellations (Horn, Hyper, Diao, Fang, Heart, Tail and Minchi). It is known in Taoism as "Mengzhang" and in different Taoist scriptures as "Dijun", "Shengjian", "Shenjian" and He is also known in different Daoist scriptures as "Dijun", "Shengjun", "Shenjun" and "Ghost Catcher"[1], and is the guardian deity of Daoism, together with the White Tiger Supervisor of Soldiers.