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prose_os

v2.0.6

Published

An OS Utility. Make writing node easier, prettier and less error prone. Writes and reads more like prose

Downloads

17

Readme

prose_os

Copyright (c) 2020 Seán D. Murray SEE MIT LICENSE FILE

An OS Utility. Make writing node easier, prettier and less error prone. Writes and reads more like prose.

Synopsis

exitFunctions: execute functions when program ends. getCommandLineArguments: get the command line arguments. getEnviromentVariable: get an OS environment variable. systemSync: execute a system command synchronously.

Usage

const os_util = require('prose_os');

// The 1 or more functions passed in will be called in order when the
// system exits. The called functions will have 2 arguments passed:
// * exitSignal is a string value for the reason the sytem exited such as 'exit' or 'SIGINT' (a ctl-c).
// * exitValue the exit value that will be returned to the system.. 0 = all is OK, 1 = a failure.
// WARNING: functions must be short and have no ASYNC calls!!
os_util.exitFunctions(functionOne, functionTwo, functionN);

// Returns an array of just the command line arguments.
const CLI_ARGS = getCommandLineArguments();

// Get the value assigned to a OS environmental variable.
// If a value was set that is returned.
// If a value is not set and a default is passed in that is returned.
// If a default was not set, undefined is returned.
// The last argument determines if the OS env variable was required.
// If it is set to true and os env variable is not set, and error is trown.
os_util.getEnviromentVariable('MY_OS_ENV_VARIABLE_NAME', 'A_DEFAULT_VALUE', true);

// Run an external command in synchronous mode.
// When the process completes, returns an obect as follows:
// const result = {
//   status: 0|1, // 0 = returns OK, 1 = failed.
//   message: 'Any exceptions messages',
//   stderr: 'Output to the standard error',
//   stdout: 'Opuput top the standard out'
// };
os_util.systemSync('/path/to/some/executable/here/');