cross-spawn-promise

     

Promisified cross-spawn.

Usage

``js
import spawn from 'cross-spawn-promise'

const command = 'ls'
const args = ['-al', '/etc']
const options = {}
spawn(command, args, options)
.then((stdout) => {
console.info('Success!')
console.info('stdout:', stdout.toString())
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error('Failed!')
console.error('exit status:', error.exitStatus)
console.error('stderr:', error.stderr.toString())
})
`



API



`js
async spawn(command[, args][, options])
`

The returned Promise will resolve to the process's standard output. Depending
on the value of the encoding option (see below), it will either be a
Buffer or a string.

The promise also exposes the created child process via its childProcess
property.

Upon rejection, the following properties provide additional information on the
Error object:

- exitSignal
- exitStatus
- stdout
- stderr

Options

All options are passed on to
cross-spawn, with the exception of
the additional encoding option. If you pass a string (e.g., 'utf8'`), it will
be used as the
default character encoding.

Maintainer

Tim De Pauw

License

MIT