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@dogmalang/exec
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Functions for executing lines from shell.
Engineered in Valencia, Spain, EU by Justo Labs.
const {exec, execf, pexec} = require("@dogmalang/exec");
It executes a command:
function exec(...cmd) : object
function exec(...cmd, opts:object) : object
function exec(...cmd, callback:function) : object
cmd, the command to run.callback, the function to call when the run ended.opts, the options:
workDir (string), the work directory to use.env (object), the environment variables to use.detach (bool), detach the execution? When callback, this option is always true.enc (string), the output encoding.async (bool), asynchronously? If true, the function returns a promise. Default: false.Similar to exec(), but for a command with format:
function execf(fmt:string, ...args) : object
function execf(fmt:string, ...args, opts:object) : object
function execf(fmt:string, ...args, callback:function) : object
Similar to exec() but in protected mode:
function pexec(...cmd) : [ok, result]
function pexec(...cmd, opts: object) : [ok, result]
function pexec(...cmd, callback:function) : [ok, result]
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Functions for executing lines from shell.
We found that @dogmalang/exec 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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