const spawn = require('cross-spawn'); /** * Run a command to completion using the system shell. * * This will run a command with the specified arguments, and resolve when the * process has exited. The STDOUT stream is monitored for output, which is * returned after being split into lines. All output is expected to be UTF-8 * encoded, and empty lines are removed from the output. * * Anything received on STDERR is assumed to indicate a problem, and is tracked * as an error. * * @param {string} command - The command to run * @param {Array} [args] - The arguments to pass to the command * @returns {Array} Lines of output received via STDOUT */ async function runCommand(command, args) { const output = []; let mostRecentError; let errorSignal; let errorCode; const internalError = new Error('Internal'); try { await new Promise((resolve, reject) => { const childProcess = spawn(command, args, { encoding: 'utf8' }); childProcess.stdout.setEncoding('utf8'); childProcess.stderr.setEncoding('utf8'); childProcess.on('error', (error) => { mostRecentError = error; }); childProcess.stdout.on('data', (message) => { const nonEmptyLines = message.split('\n').filter((line) => line !== ''); output.push(...nonEmptyLines); }); childProcess.stderr.on('data', (message) => { mostRecentError = new Error(message.trim()); }); childProcess.once('exit', (code, signal) => { if (code === 0) { return resolve(); } errorCode = code; errorSignal = signal; return reject(internalError); }); }); } catch (error) { /** * The error is re-thrown here in an `async` context to preserve the stack trace. If this was * was thrown inside the Promise constructor, the stack trace would show a few frames of * Node.js internals then end, without indicating where `runCommand` was called. */ if (error === internalError) { let errorMessage; if (errorCode !== null && errorSignal !== null) { errorMessage = `Terminated by signal '${errorSignal}'; exited with code '${errorCode}'`; } else if (errorSignal !== null) { errorMessage = `Terminaled by signal '${errorSignal}'`; } else if (errorCode === null) { errorMessage = 'Exited with no code or signal'; } else { errorMessage = `Exited with code '${errorCode}'`; } const improvedError = new Error(errorMessage); if (mostRecentError) { improvedError.cause = mostRecentError; } throw improvedError; } } return output; } /** * Run a command to using the system shell. * * This will run a command with the specified arguments, and resolve when the * process has exited. The STDIN, STDOUT and STDERR streams are inherited, * letting the command take over completely until it completes. The success or * failure of the process is determined entirely by the exit code; STDERR * output is not used to indicate failure. * * @param {string} command - The command to run * @param {Array} [args] - The arguments to pass to the command */ async function runInShell(command, args) { let errorSignal; let errorCode; const internalError = new Error('Internal'); try { await new Promise((resolve, reject) => { const childProcess = spawn(command, args, { encoding: 'utf8', stdio: 'inherit', }); childProcess.once('exit', (code, signal) => { if (code === 0) { return resolve(); } errorCode = code; errorSignal = signal; return reject(internalError); }); }); } catch (error) { /** * The error is re-thrown here in an `async` context to preserve the stack trace. If this was * was thrown inside the Promise constructor, the stack trace would show a few frames of * Node.js internals then end, without indicating where `runInShell` was called. */ if (error === internalError) { let errorMessage; if (errorCode !== null && errorSignal !== null) { errorMessage = `Terminated by signal '${errorSignal}'; exited with code '${errorCode}'`; } else if (errorSignal !== null) { errorMessage = `Terminaled by signal '${errorSignal}'`; } else if (errorCode === null) { errorMessage = 'Exited with no code or signal'; } else { errorMessage = `Exited with code '${errorCode}'`; } const improvedError = new Error(errorMessage); throw improvedError; } } } module.exports = { runCommand, runInShell };