Yes, they are similar at first glance. As I wrote:
> If you know nushell, they will feel familiar as they are inspired by it - the implementation is fully independent, though.
Looking deeper, there are two main differences:
- Nushell structured pipelines are an internal construct, and only work with nushell builtins. Schemesh uses actual POSIX pipes, which allows to also insert executables in the pipelines.
- schemesh also allows to insert arbitrary Scheme code in the pipelines. Nushell does too, in a sense: you have to write nushell language though
> If you know nushell, they will feel familiar as they are inspired by it - the implementation is fully independent, though.
Looking deeper, there are two main differences:
- Nushell structured pipelines are an internal construct, and only work with nushell builtins. Schemesh uses actual POSIX pipes, which allows to also insert executables in the pipelines.
- schemesh also allows to insert arbitrary Scheme code in the pipelines. Nushell does too, in a sense: you have to write nushell language though