sb-exec
v4.0.0
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Process spawning APIs beautified
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Exec
Node's Process spawning APIs beautified
Installation
npm install --save sb-exec
API
type $OptionsAccepted = {
timeout?: number | Infinity, // In milliseconds
stream?: 'stdout' | 'stderr' | 'both',
env: Object,
stdin?: string | Buffer,
local?: {
directory: string,
prepend?: boolean
},
throwOnStderr?: boolean = true,
allowEmptyStderr?: boolean = false,
ignoreExitCode?: boolean
} // Also supports all options of child_process::spawn
type PromisedProcess = {
then(callback: Function): Promise
catch(callback: Function): Promise
kill(signal: number)
}
export function exec(filePath: string, parameters: array, options: $OptionsAccepted): PromisedProcess
export function execNode(filePath: string, parameters: array, options: $OptionsAccepted): PromisedProcess
Explanation
Promise callbacks
then
callback is supposed to accept one of these results, depending onoptions.stream
:stdout
andstderr
will result in a string, representing an stdout or stderr stream, respectively.both
will result in an object of{stdout, stderr, exitCode}
representing their respective streams and an exit code of a process.- If
options.stream
is not provided it is assumed to bestdout
, so a promise will result in a string representing an stdout stream.
options.local
options.local
adds node executables in node_modules
relative to
options.local.directory
to PATH
like in npm scripts.
options.local.prepend
prioritizes local executables over ones already in PATH
.
License
This project is licensed under the terms of MIT License, see the LICENSE file for more info