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@dogmalang/exec

v0.1.0

Published

Functions for executing lines from shell.

Downloads

12

Readme

@dogmalang/exec

NPM version Total downloads

Functions for executing lines from shell.

Engineered in Valencia, Spain, EU by Justo Labs.

Use

const {exec, execf, pexec} = require("@dogmalang/exec");

exec()

It executes a command:

function exec(...cmd) : object
function exec(...cmd, opts:object) : object
function exec(...cmd, callback:function) : object
  • cmd, the command to run.
  • callback, the function to call when the run ended.
  • opts, the options:
    • workDir (string), the work directory to use.
    • env (object), the environment variables to use.
    • detach (bool), detach the execution? When callback, this option is always true.
    • enc (string), the output encoding.
    • async (bool), asynchronously? If true, the function returns a promise. Default: false.

execf()

Similar to exec(), but for a command with format:

function execf(fmt:string, ...args) : object
function execf(fmt:string, ...args, opts:object) : object
function execf(fmt:string, ...args, callback:function) : object

pexec()

Similar to exec() but in protected mode:

function pexec(...cmd) : [ok, result]
function pexec(...cmd, opts: object) : [ok, result]
function pexec(...cmd, callback:function) : [ok, result]