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zurk

v0.3.5

Published

A generic process spawner

Downloads

1,803

Readme

zurk

🔬🧫

This subproject is a kind of experiment, addressed to the google/zx/issues/589. Just a testing ground for verifying ideas and approaches aimed at improve the zx's architecture.

Concepts

  • Layered architecture:
    • spawn builds a configurable exec context around the node:child_process API.
    • zurk implements the API for sync and async executions.
    • x provides the basic template-string API.
  • Granularity: the package provides several entry points to help user to choose the right level of abstraction and/or to assist with tree-shaking.
  • Extensibility:
    • The context object at every layer is accessible fo modify.
    • Typings are mostly represented by interfaces, so it's easy to tweak up if necessary.

Requirements

  • OS
    • Linux
    • MacOS
    • Windows
  • JS Runtime
    • Node.js >= 6 (CJS)
    • Node.js >= 12 (ESM)
    • Bun >= 1.0.0

Install

yarn add zurk

API

import {$, exec, zurk} from 'zurk'

const r1 = exec({sync: true, cmd: 'echo foo'})
const r2 = await zurk({sync: false, cmd: 'echo foo'})
const r3 = await $`echo foo`

Proposals

  • [x] Promises in cmd literals
const foo = $`echo foo`
const foobarbaz = (await $`echo ${foo} ${$`echo bar`} ${await $`echo baz`}`)
  • [x] Both sync and async executions
const p1 = $`echo foo`
const p2 = $({sync: true})`echo foo`

const o1 = (await p1).toString()  // foo
const o2 = await p1.stdout        // foo
const o3 = p2.stdout              // foo
  • [x] Configurable input
const input = '{"name": "foo"}'
const name = await $({input})`jq -r .name` // foo

const stdin = fs.createReadStream(path.join(fixtures, 'foo.json'))
const data = await $({stdin})`jq -r .data` // foo

const p = $`echo "5\\n3\\n1\\n4\\n2"`
const sorted = $({input: p})`sort`          // 1\n2\n3\n4\n5
  • [x] Pipe as literal
const result = $`echo "5\\n3\\n1\\n4\\n2"`

const piped0 = result.pipe`sort | cat`     // '1\n2\n3\n4\n5'
const piped1 = result.pipe`sort`.pipe`cat` // ...
const piped2 = (await result).pipe`sort`
const piped3 = result.pipe($`sort`)
  • [x] Presets
const $$ = $({sync: true, cmd: 'echo foo'})
const $$$ = $$({cmd: 'echo bar'})

const p1 = $$()           // foo
const p2 = $$$()          // bar
const p3 = $$`echo baz`   // baz
  • [x] AbortController
const ac = new AbortController()
const p = $({nothrow: true, ac})`sleep 10`
setTimeout(() => {
  ac.signal.abort() // or just `p.abort()`
}, 500)

const { error } = await p
error.message // 'The operation was aborted'
  • [x] Stdout limit
import {type TSpawnStore, $} from 'zurk'

const getFixedSizeArray = (size: number) => {
  const arr: any[] = []
  return new Proxy(arr, {
    get: (target: any, prop) =>
      prop === 'push' && arr.length >= size
        ? () => {}
        : target[prop]
  })
}
const store: TSpawnStore = {
  stdout: getFixedSizeArray(1),
  stderr: getFixedSizeArray(2),
  stdall: getFixedSizeArray(0)
}

const result = await $({store})`echo hello`
result.stdout // 'hello\n'
result.stdall // ''

License

MIT