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@brandonocasey/spawn-promise
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A wrapper around spawn that returns a promise with the similar output to spawnSync.
A wrapper around spawn that returns a promise with the similar output to spawnSync.
Install @brandonocasey/spawn-promise
and in-publish
via npm
$ npm install --save-dev @brandonocasey/spawn-promise in-publish
Similar to child_process.spawnSync
except we return a promise and use child_process.spawn
internally. See the return value of childProcess.spawnSync
for what the promise will be resolved with. In addion to the usual return values we also add in stdin
and combined
. combined
is mixed stdout/stderr output.
Currently we support 1 to 1 the spawn API from child_process, but signals, killing, and stdin support has not been tested.
FAQs
A wrapper around spawn that returns a promise with the similar output to spawnSync.
We found that @brandonocasey/spawn-promise demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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