1Command::Runner(3pm)  User Contributed Perl Documentation Command::Runner(3pm)
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NAME

6       Command::Runner - run external commands and Perl code refs
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SYNOPSIS

9         use Command::Runner;
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11         my $cmd = Command::Runner->new(
12           command => ['ls', '-al'],
13           timeout => 10,
14           stdout  => sub { warn "out: $_[0]\n" },
15           stderr  => sub { warn "err: $_[0]\n" },
16         );
17         my $res = $cmd->run;
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19         my $untar = Command::Runner->new;
20         $untar->commandf(
21           '%q -dc %q | %q tf -',
22           'C:\\Program Files (x86)\\GnuWin32\\bin\\gzip.EXE',
23           'File-ShareDir-Install-0.13.tar.gz'
24           'C:\\Program Files (x86)\\GnuWin32\\bin\\tar.EXE',
25         );
26         my $capture = $untar->run->{stdout};
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DESCRIPTION

29       Command::Runner runs external commands and Perl code refs
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METHODS

32   new
33       A constructor, which takes:
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35       command
36           an array of external commands, a string of external programs, or a
37           Perl code ref.  If an array of external commands is specified, it
38           is automatically quoted on Windows.
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40       commandf
41           a command string by "sprintf"-like syntax.  You can use positional
42           formatting together with a conversion %q (with quoting).
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44           Here is an example:
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46             my $cmd = Command::Runner->new(
47               commandf => [ '%q %q >> %q', '/path/to/cat', 'foo bar.txt', 'out.txt' ],
48             );
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50             # or, you can set it separately
51             my $cmd = Command::Runner->new;
52             $cmd->commandf('%q %q >> %q', '/path/to/cat', 'foo bar.txt', 'out.txt');
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54       timeout
55           timeout second. You can set float second.
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57       redirect
58           if this is true, stderr redirects to stdout
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60       keep
61           by default, even if stdout/stderr is consumed, it is preserved for
62           return value.  You can disable this behavior by setting keep option
63           false.
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65       stdout / stderr
66           a code ref that will be called whenever stdout/stderr is available
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68       env set environment variables.
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70             Command::Runner->new(..., env => \%env)->run
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72           is equivalent to
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74             {
75               local %ENV = %env;
76               Command::Runner->new(...)->run;
77             }
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79   run
80       Run command. It returns a hash reference, which contains:
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82       result
83       timeout
84       stdout
85       stderr
86       pid
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MOTIVATION

89       I develop a CPAN client App::cpm, where I need to execute external
90       commands and Perl code refs with:
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92       timeout
93       quoting
94       flexible logging
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96       While App::cpanminus has excellent APIs for such use, I still needed to
97       tweak them in App::cpm.
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99       So I ended up creating a seperate module, Command::Runner.
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AUTHOR

102       Shoichi Kaji <skaji@cpan.org>
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105       Copyright 2017 Shoichi Kaji <skaji@cpan.org>
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107       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
108       under the same terms as Perl itself.
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112perl v5.30.1                      2020-01-29              Command::Runner(3pm)
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