Sake supports actions, a system that allows programmatic manipulations on packs. If you write your actions in Rust, take a look at Sake as a lib - it has useful features for that.

THE PROJECT IS STILL BEING WORKED ON AND BREAKING CHANGES MIGHT HAPPEN

NOT YET

If you want to contribute to Sake, follow this steps

• Clone the repo
• Create a .env file, with the content

SAKE_DEV=true
# optional, so if Sake crashes, you don't have to clean the lock manually
SAKE_DISABLE_LOCK=true

• After that, the work directory is now ./tests, use it as if you are a user of Sake