@jbr-hook/cli
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A jbr hook type for a CLI-based hook.
If an experiment requires a hook, then you can install this CLI-based hook as follows.
$ jbr set-hook someHook cli
output/logs/cli-stdout.txt: Logs of stdout.
output/logs/cli-stderr.txt: Logs of stderr.
When installing this hook, your configuration file (jbr-experiment.json) will contain the following:
...
"someHook": {
"@id": "urn:jrb:bb:hookSome",
"@type": "HookCli",
"command": "comunica-sparql-http file@generated/dataset.nt -p 3001",
"statsFilePath": "stats.csv"
}
...
command: Command to execute when starting the experiment.statsFilePath: Optional path to a CSV file in which the stats of the process will be written.jbr.js is written by Ruben Taelman.
This code is copyrighted by Ghent University – imec and released under the MIT license.
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CLI-based hook handler for JBR
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