Pipe Run runs command and returns its standard output in one call:
require "pipe-run"
stdout = Pipe.run("date") # blocking
puts stdout # will print out for example 'Thu Feb 17 17:22:18 CET 2011'
stdout, errout = Pipe.run2("date") # blocking
puts stdout # will print out for example 'Thu Feb 17 17:22:18 CET 2011'
In case, eventmachine is available, non-blocking run of the command is
possible using #run_nonblock or #run with block given, defined in
em-pipe-run file. So for example:
EM::run do
Pipe.run("date") do |stdout| # non-blocking
puts stdout # will print out for example 'Thu Feb 17 17:22:18 CET 2011'
end
Pipe.run2("date") do |stdout, errout| # non-blocking
puts stdout # will print out for example 'Thu Feb 17 17:22:18 CET 2011'
end
end
- Fork it.
- Create a branch (
git checkout -b 20101220-my-change). - Commit your changes (
git commit -am "Added something"). - Push to the branch (
git push origin 20101220-my-change). - Create an Issue with a link to your branch.
- Enjoy a refreshing Diet Coke and wait.
Copyright © 2010 – 2011 Martin Kozák. See LICENSE.txt for
further details.
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