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njshell

v1.1.2

Published

Execute shell, bash command or file asynchronously and get user-definable type of output.

Downloads

1

Readme

Node Js Shell

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Execute shell, bash command or file asynchronously from Node.js scripts and get user-definable type of output.

Install

npm install --save-dev njshell

Methods

exec(cmd, type, filename, encoding):

cmd

Command String (required)

type

Type of output: stdout(default), string, buffer, stream, vinyl.

filename

Only required when type of output is "vinyl".

encoding

Default utf-8.

execLocal(cmd, type, filename, encoding):

Same as "exec" but uses npm package's local path "node_modules/.bin/..." as of executable directory.

Usage

const shell = require('njshell');

shell.exec('npm view njshell version')
     .then((v) => console.log(v));

// outputs 1.2.4...

shell.exec('dir')
     .then((dir) => console.log(dir));

/* 
outputs...
Directory of D:\projects\njshell                                                                                                                       
                                                                                                                                                        
17.10.2020  16:03    <DIR>          .                                                                                                                   
17.10.2020  16:03    <DIR>          ..                                                                                                                  
15.10.2020  12:15               279 .editorconfig                                                                                                       
15.10.2020  12:15               748 .eslintrc.js                                                                                                        
15.10.2020  12:15                51 .gitignore                                                                                                          
15.10.2020  12:15                29 .npmignore                                                                                                          
15.10.2020  12:15                47 .travis.yml...
*/

Troubleshooting

When you encounter a problem, please open an issue. I would be glad to help you to find a solution if possible.

Author

Github: @orcunsaltik

License

See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (MIT).