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Run scripts in child process.

$ npm install --save scripy
const scripy = require('scripy')
const build = scripy('npm run build')
const start = scripy('npm start')
// if you want to kill each other
build.on('close', () => start.kill())
start.on('close', () => build.kill())
Type: string
The command to excute, it's passed as args to child_process.spawn.
Type: string
The name to display while loggin messages into the console, default is the parsed script name from command. eg: npm run build's scriptName and displayName both are npm.
Same as scripy() but using spawn.sync.
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Run in child process.
We found that scripy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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