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oexec is a Go package to execute shell commands in specified order

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oexec

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A go package to execute shell commands in specified order. Currently supports executing list of shell commands in following orders:

  • Series
  • Parallel

Installation

You can download the package using

go get github.com/amalfra/oexec/v2

Usage

Next, import the package

import (
  "github.com/amalfra/oexec/v2"
)

You can execute list of shell commands in following orders:

  • Series
  • Parallel

The result of each command will be returned as oexec.Output struct which has fields

  • Stdout - a byte array containing stdout produced by the command. Will be nil if command status is non zero
  • Stderr - an error object containing stderr returned by the command. Will be nil if command status is zero

executing in series

To execute commands in series call the function as

oexec.Series("ls -l", "pwd")

You can pass any number of commands to execute as parameters. All the passed commands will get executed in series and results will be return once all of them are completed. The results are returned as an array of oexec.Output struct, having the result corresponding to a command at same position of argument as in Series function call(position starts are zero)

executing in parallel

Note: Precisely the commands will be executed concurrently unless configured otherwise via GOMAXPROCS environment variable and depending on underlying hardware

To execute commands in parallel call the function as

oexec.Parallel("ls -l", "pwd")

You can pass any number of commands to execute as parameters. All the passed commands will get executed in parallel and results will be return once all of them are completed. The results are returned as an array of oexec.Output struct, having the result corresponding to a command at same position of argument as in Series function call(position starts are zero)

Development

Questions, problems or suggestions? Please post them on the issue tracker.

You can contribute changes by forking the project and submitting a pull request. You can ensure the tests are passing by running make test. Feel free to contribute 😍

UNDER MIT LICENSE

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2017 Amal Francis

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