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query tasks

Use the moon query tasks sub-command to query task information for all projects in the project graph. The tasks list can be filtered by passing a query statement as an argument, or by using options arguments.

# Find all tasks grouped by project
$ moon query tasks

# Find all tasks from projects with an id that matches "react"
$ moon query tasks --id react
$ moon query tasks "task~react"

By default, this will output a list of projects, and tasks within the project being indented (with a tab) on their own line, in the format of <id> | <command> | <type> | <platform> | <description>. If no description is defined, "..." will be displayed instead.

web
	lint | eslint | test | node | ...
	test | jest | test | node | ...
app
	format | prettier | test | node | ...

The tasks can also be output in JSON (which contains all data) by passing the --json flag. The output has the following structure:

{
	tasks: Record<string, Record<string, Task>>,
	options: QueryOptions,
}

Arguments​

Options​

  • --json - Display the projects in JSON format.

Affected​

  • --affected - Filter tasks that have been affected by touched files.
  • --downstream - Include downstream dependents of queried tasks. Supports "none" (default), "direct", "deep". v1.30.0
  • --upstream - Include upstream dependencies of queried tasks. Supports "none", "direct", "deep" (default). v1.30.0

Filtersv1.30.0​

All option values are case-insensitive regex patterns.

  • --command <regex> - Filter tasks that match this command.
  • --id <regex> - Filter tasks that match this ID.
  • --platform <regex> - Filter tasks of this platform.
  • --project <regex> - Filter tasks that belong to this project.
  • --script <regex> - Filter tasks that match this script.
  • --type <regex> - Filter tasks of this type.

Configuration​