> Other than that, what I find useful many times is the amazing [just command
> runner](https://github.com/casey/just) that is multi-platform. If you often
> find yourself executing the same command in the terminal, this might be
> useful such that everybody can do something like `just lint js`. And in the
> respective recipe named `js` in the `lint.justfile`, you would then call
> something like this:
>
> #!/usr/bin/env bash
> yarn run eslint --config ./.config/eslint.mjs --max-warnings 0
The canonical way to do that for a rails project is to create a rails task
(really a rake task in disguise) that can be run with the rails command, as we
have for eslint:
```
bundle exec rails eslint
````
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