An example shelljs-plugin to open a file with its default application
Deno recently reached an important milestone: npm/node integration. Basically enough of the npm/node integration has occurred that a port of shelljs to Deno may be easier?
shx mv dist/source/* dist/dest
dist/source
were not moved because of a npm ERR! Error: EPERM: operation not permitted, rename
that was swallowed by this try catch
expected: shx should report the error
Hello everyone, I noticed that the documentation for the exec function in the library does not specify when the callback function is executed. As I found this information unclear, I took the initiative to add a note inside the source code explaining the timing of the callback function's execution arrcoding docs here: child_process.exec(command[, options][, callback]).
Currently anything that includes shelljs in it's chain cannot be bundled into a singular file due to the dynamic require. By explicitly requiring everything in src, this allows singular bundles through things like esbuild.
Currently anything that includes shelljs in it's chain cannot be bundled into a singular file due to the dynamic require. By explicitly requiring everything in src, this allows singular bundles through things like esbuild.
Currently anything that includes shelljs in it's chain cannot be bundled into a singular file due to the dynamic require. By explicitly requiring everything in src, this allows singular bundles through things like esbuild.
Currently anything that includes shelljs
in it's chain cannot be bundled into a singular file due to the dynamic require. By explicitly requiring everything in src, this allows singular bundles through things like esbuild.
Currently anything that includes shelljs
in it's chain cannot be bundled into a singular file due to the dynamic require. By explicitly requiring everything in src, this allows singular bundles through things like esbuild.
This helped me https://github.com/shelljs/shelljs/issues/990#issuecomment-613728095