ehmicky comments

Results 372 comments of


                                            ehmicky

Ability to prefix child process stdio lines with a custom string

Re-opening because this feature still depends on #695.

Ability to prefix child process stdio lines with a custom string

PR at #699 implementing this. The initial message's example would then written as: ```js const prefixLine = function * (line) { yield `[job ${i + 1} of jobs.length] ${line}` }...

Executing "cmd.exe" on Windows never exits

@sindresorhus I believe this issue can be closed. What do you think?

Mocking stdin for multiple prompts

This is a timing issue. Namely, once you write the initial `y`, the first prompt processes it. It needs some time before displaying the second prompt and listening for more...

Observable support with customizable through filters

I am wondering whether the modern way to do this now (as this issue is 7 years old) would be to use async iterables. Both streams (including `process.stdin|stdout|stderr` and `readline.createInterface()`)...

Observable support with customizable through filters

I have been digging into this issue, and it turns out it is actually quite complicated for users to get right. First, the `.filter()`, `.map()` functional methods I was mentioning...

Observable support with customizable through filters

This new feature has now been merged to the `main` branch. If you're curious, please check [its documentation](https://github.com/sindresorhus/execa/blob/main/docs/transform.md). To retake the original's message's example, it would look like this instead:...

ehmicky

Ability to prefix child process stdio lines with a custom string

Ability to prefix child process stdio lines with a custom string

Executing "cmd.exe" on Windows never exits

Mocking stdin for multiple prompts

Observable support with customizable through filters

Observable support with customizable through filters

Observable support with customizable through filters

Node version aliases interpeted as command

Size difference between node and browser

Modifying `error.message` does not update `error.stack` if `stream.destroy(error)` has been called