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A module for calling out to the F# Interactive command capturing stdin and stdout as a duplex stream
A module for calling out to the F# Interactive command capturing stdin and stdout as a duplex stream
This module creates a Duplex stream from the F# Interactive command. Writing to stdin and reading from stdout. Also emitting stderr if the command exits non-0.
This module requires F# to be installed on the system to be useful. Installation guides for F# can be found at fsharp.org.
Example:
var fsharp = require('fsharp');
var script = fsharp('./script.fsx');
script.pipe(process.stdout);
Type: String
Required
Path to the script you want to execute.
Type: String
Default: A function that looks for fsharpi
in your path on Linux/Mac or fsi
on Windows. Will fall back to looking in default install directory on Windows.
The path to the F# Interactive executable.
Type: Array[String]
Default: undefined
Array of arguments you want to supply to your script
fsharp inherits from Stream.Duplex, the options are passed to the parent constructor so you can use it's options too.
Sugar for fsharp({path: String});
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A module for calling out to the F# Interactive command capturing stdin and stdout as a duplex stream
The npm package fsharp receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, fsharp popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fsharp 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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