A better node-open. Opens stuff like websites, files, executables. Cross-platform.Uses the command open on macOS, start on Windows and xdg-open on other platforms.
app open opn opener opens launch start xdg-open xdg default cmd browser editor executable exe url urls arguments args spawn exec child process website fileA cross platform solution to node's spawn and spawnSync. All these issues are handled correctly by cross-spawn. There are some known modules, such as win-spawn, that try to solve this but they are either broken or provide faulty escaping of shell arguments.
spawn cross-platform shebang path-ext cmd exec spawnsync executeJavascript thread library. Uses web workers when run in browsers and child processes when run by node.js. Also supports browsers which do not support web workers.You don't have to write the thread's code inline. The file is expected to be a commonjs module (so something that uses module.exports = ...), for node and browser.
nodejs thread-pool web-worker isomorphic-javascript threads cluster child_process threadpool spawn fork parallelnexpect is a node.js module for spawning child applications (such as ssh) and seamlessly controlling them using javascript callbacks. nexpect is based on the ideas of the expect library by Don Libes and the pexpect library by Noah Spurrier.node.js has good built in control for spawning child processes. nexpect builds on these core methods and allows developers to easily pipe data to child processes and assert the expected response. nexpect also chains, so you can compose complex terminal interactions.
nexpect spawn child-process terminalLauncher for Microsoft Edge Diagnostics Adapter
edge diagnostics devtools browser spawn process launchFrictionless library to deal with multithread programming in the browser
parallel worker webworker processing process fork compute non-blocking blocking multiprocess multithreading child multicore spawnBuffered child_process#spawn.In terms of arguments, they are equal to node's spawn.
buffered-spawn buffer spawn buffered exec execute path_extApproximates the current location of Google Chrome on your system.Originally sourced from karma-chrome-launcher.
chrome spawn location process guesstimategroup.add(id, command, opts) -> mon Add a new respawn monitor. See respawn for more information. If you add a new monitor with the same id as an old one it will be used when the old monitor stops.
spawn group list restart keep alive process monitor service start stopSpawn locally installed npm dependencies with cross platform env and argument parsing support.The above should browserify test.js and both windows and unix. The options is passed directly to child_process.spawn.
npm exec spawn run pathOlder environments may need Babel's Polyfill or something similar.Discover the release history by heading on over to the HISTORY.md file.
nodejs process-manager ps process openprocess closeprocess spawn exec child_processThis module causes your current Node.js process to be replaced by the process invoked by the parameter of this function. It's like the Ruby exec function. It currently does not work on Windows.Fully compatible with Node.js version v0.10 and v0.11.
exec spawn process kexecInstalls the given list of modules and saves them into their respective fields in your nearest package.json. Dependencies that already exist in your package.json will be skipped.You can pass { stdio: 'inherit' } to preserve logging and colors, acting like the usual npm install command.
install npm programmatically spawn installation cli command module installs installing save --save --save-dev dep deps dependencies devdependenciesProgrammatically install/uninstall npm dependencies by spawning a npm child process.PRs welcome.
npm install installation installs cli api run save dev save-dev --save-dev uninstall spawn --save dependencies depsA better node-open. Opens stuff like websites, files, executables. Cross-platform.The following file types are automagically detected when using stdin mode.
cli-app cli app open opn opener opens launch start xdg-open xdg default cmd browser editor executable exe url urls arguments args spawn exec child process website fileSuppose you have a tool like watchify or factor-bundle that write to multiple files or write to the same file more than once.If you want to pipe the output of these tools to other programs, such as minification with the uglify command, it's very difficult! You might need to use the tool's API or use a separate command to watch for changes to the output files. Ick.
output file pipe shell exec spawn createwritestream redirect
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