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Easily run console/terminal command(s) from Node
License: MIT License
Im trying to change the LAN Proxy Settings on Windows 7 through CMD from within NODE but am getting the following error.
Ive tried a few different libraries as well as use child process to run it but no luck. It works fine when I just run the command in CMD, but when running through node, I havent had any luck..... anyone have any ideas?
command failed reg add /? for usage - invalid key name
reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" /v ProxyServer /t REG_SZ /d 192.168.1.1:8080 /f
*note proxy is fake in this example
I am trying to run the following commandline
However, this command can run very well on the Windows CMD tools.
I have searched the internet, found some people saying this maybe caused by the lack of administrator privilege.
I also found a NPM module(https://www.npmjs.com/package/runas) that can manually set whether to run the command in admin mode. But I like this project much more, I hope I can make the same setting in this project.
Please help.
Thanks.
Hi, @c-h-
Error with npx
run ?
my code:
var nrc = require('node-run-cmd');
var dataCallback = function(data) {
console.log(data);
};
nrc.run('npx nodemon index.js', { onData: dataCallback });
please let me know about solution ?
Thanks bro
hi - I'm trying to run the following command, but running into issues.
nrc.run ('jq -c ".[]" file.json > file_clean.json');
Any ideas ? I assume it's to do with the ".[]" which in need as part of the jq filter...Its' actually part of a much larger command i'd like to run which is shown below...
nrc.run (curl 'https://someapi/resource/some_file.json' | jq -c ".[]" > /home/dev/some_file.json);
I am running the below set of code and my console prints
codes: 2
what does that mean?
nrc.run(sox public/audioUploads/${filename} -b 16 -c 1 public/wavConverted/${filename} rate 8000
)
.then(function(codes){
// useCode(codes[0]);
console.log('codes :' + codes);
// console.log(useCode(codes[0]));
I had issue executing likely due to the spread operator on line 109 of index.js which might not be supported in the version of Node I had installed at the time (4.3.0) because when I upgraded to the latest stable version (6.2.1), I no longer got Unexpected token ...
. What is the oldest version of Node required?
Everything worked fine as I dev, but when I build application electron for window, node-run-cmd not working
Say I have multiple commands.
Say some errors are coming up. Say the errors aren't very descriptive.
I'd like to at least know which command is failing, or is currently running. Since I might run the same command in multiple directories, I'd like the whole object passed so it can help me debug my problems.
Is this doable?
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