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procmd

v0.6.8

Published

Run node.js script or npm global package with http proxy.

Downloads

3

Readme

procmd

Run node.js script or npm global package with http proxy.

Installation

npm i procmd -g

Usage

set your http proxy server by environment variable http_proxy

export http_proxy=http://11.22.33.44:8080

then you can execute your command like this

procmd command|script [options]

example

procmd npm i typescript
procmd ./fetch.js

procmd options

|option|description| |------|-----------| |-v|print procmd's version| |--help|print help message|

example

procmd -v
procmd --help

How It Works

  • read http_proxy from environment variable and set http.globalAgent and https.globalAgent as the default Agent for all HTTP(S) client requests
  • find the script file path and load it
  • pass the command line parameters correctly
  • http proxy only works in the main process