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| <file> | <file> |
| usage: jsexec [-opts] [path]module[.js] [args] | usage: jsexec [-opts] [[path/]module[.js] or -r js-expression] [args] |
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| available opts: | available opts: |
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| -c<ctrl_dir> specify path to Synchronet CTRL directory | -c<ctrl_dir> specify path to Synchronet CTRL directory |
| -m<bytes> set maximum heap size (default=8388608 bytes) | -C do not change the current working directory (to CTRL dir) |
| -s<bytes> set context stack size (default=16384 bytes) | -d run in background (daemonize) |
| -S<bytes> set thread stack limit (default=262144, 0=unlimited) | -m<bytes> set maximum heap size (default=16777216 bytes) |
| -b<limit> set branch limit (default=99999999, 0=unlimited) | -t<limit> set time limit (default=864000, 0=unlimited) |
| -y<interval> set yield interval (default=10000, 0=never) | -y<interval> set yield interval (default=10000, 0=never) |
| -g<interval> set garbage collection interval (default=100, 0=never) | -g<interval> set garbage collection interval (default=100, 0=never) |
| -h[hostname] use local or specified host name (instead of SCFG value) | -h[hostname] use local or specified host name (instead of SCFG value) |
| -u<mask> set file creation permissions mask (in octal) | -u<mask> set file creation permissions mask (in octal) |
| -L<level> set log level (default=7) | -L<level> set log level (default=6) |
| -E<level> set error log level threshold (default=4) | -E<level> set error log level threshold (default=4) |
| -i<path_list> set load() comma-sep search path list (default="load") | -i<path_list> set load() comma-sep search path list (default="load") |
| -f use non-buffered stream for console messages | -f use non-buffered stream for console messages |
| -a append instead of overwriting message output files | -a append instead of overwriting message output files |
| -e<filename> send error messages to file in addition to stderr | -A send all message to stdout |
| -o<filename> send console messages to file instead of stdout | -A<filename> send all message to file instead of stdout/stderr |
| -n send status messages to NUL instead of stderr | -e<filename> send error messages to file in addition to stderr |
| -q send console messages to NUL instead of stdout | -o<filename> send console messages to file instead of stdout |
| -v display version details and exit | -S<filename> send status messages to file instead of stderr |
| -x disable auto-termination on local abort signal | -S send status messages to stdout |
| -l loop until intentionally terminated | -n send status messages to /dev/null instead of stderr |
| -p wait for keypress (pause) on exit | -q send console messages to /dev/null instead of stdout |
| -! wait for keypress (pause) on error | -v display version details and exit |
| | -x disable auto-termination on local abort signal |
| | -l loop until intentionally terminated |
| | -p wait for keypress (pause) on exit |
| | -! wait for keypress (pause) on error |
| | -D debugs the script |
| </file> | </file> |
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| The ''module'' argument is optional if the standard input stream (''stdin'') is not a console (''tty''), allowing for [[#shebang]] support on Unix-like operating systems. | The ''module'' argument is optional if the standard input stream (''stdin'') is not a console (''tty''), allowing for [[#shebang]] support on Unix-like operating systems. |
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| | **Note:** |
| | When JSexec starts up, it changes its **current working directory** to the Synchronet ''[[dir:ctrl]]'' directory. If you pass filenames on the command-line to a module, the paths must be full/absolute paths or relative to the Synchronet ''[[dir:ctrl]]'' directory. |
| ===== Additional Properties ===== | ===== Additional Properties ===== |
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| Additional properties available to JavaScript scripts running from JSexec: | Additional properties available to JavaScript scripts running from JSexec: |
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| ^Property ^Type ^Description^ | ^Property ^ Type ^Description^ |
| |''jsexec_revision'' |string|[[dev:CVS]] revision of JSexec (example: ''%%"1.135"%%'')| | |''jsexec_revision'' |string|[[dev:CVS]] revision of JSexec (example: ''%%"1.135"%%'')| |
| |''jsexec_revision_detail'' |string |Verbose details about the JSexec build (example: ''%%"JSexec 1.136 Debug Compiled Mar 15 2010 11:13:53 with GCC 3.4.2"%%'')| | |''jsexec_revision_detail'' |string |Verbose details about the JSexec build (example: ''%%"JSexec 1.136 Debug Compiled Mar 15 2010 11:13:53 with GCC 3.4.2"%%'')| |
| |''env'' |string[] |Associative array of system environment variables (example: ''%%env["shell"]="/bin/bash"%%'')| | |''env'' | Object |Associative array of system environment variables (example: ''%%env["shell"]="/bin/bash"%%'')| |
| | |''stdin'' | File |Standard input stream | |
| | |''stdout'' | File |Standard output stream | |
| | |''stderr'' | File |Standard error output stream | |
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| | ===== Additional Functions ===== |
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| | The following global methods (functions) are also available to JavaScript scripts running from JSexec: |
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| | ^Function ^ Return Value ^ Description ^ |
| | |''log'' | String | Log a message | |
| | |''read'' | String | Read from stdin | |
| | |''readln'' | String | Read line from stdin | |
| | |''write'' | String | Write a string to stdout | |
| | |''print'' | String | Write a line to stdout (a.k.a. ''writeln'') | |
| | |''printf'' | String | Write a formatted string to stdout | |
| | |''alert'' | String | Print an alert message on the console | |
| | |''prompt'' | String | Prompt for user input | |
| | |''confirm'' | String | Get a yes/no confirmation | |
| | |''deny'' | String | Get a no/yes confirmation | |
| | |''chdir'' | String | Change the current working directory | |
| | |''putenv'' | String | Add or change an environment variable | |
| ===== conio ===== | ===== conio ===== |
| JSexec includes an instance of a special Console Input/Output class called ''conio''. | JSexec includes an instance of a special Console Input/Output class called ''conio''. |
| JSexec includes an instance of a special User Interface class called ''uifc''. | JSexec includes an instance of a special User Interface class called ''uifc''. |
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| FIXME | See the [[ref:UIFC]] reference page for more details. |
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| ===== shebang ===== | ===== shebang ===== |
| This allows JSexec scripts to be executed easily via [[:howto:apache|CGI]] as well as other command-line conveniences on Unix-like operating systems. | This allows JSexec scripts to be executed easily via [[:howto:apache|CGI]] as well as other command-line conveniences on Unix-like operating systems. |
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| | ===== Output ===== |
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| | JSexec supports multiple output methods and streams: |
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| | - **Error** (default stream: ''stderr'')\\ JS ''log()'' messages with log-levels of ''LOG_ERR'' or lower |
| | - **Status** (default stream: ''stderr'')\\ JS ''log()'' messages with log-levels higher than ''LOG_ERR''\\ JSexec startup/compile/shutdown progress messages |
| | - **Console** (default stream: ''stdout'')\\ JS ''write()'' ''writeln()'' ''printf()'' ''alert()'' and ''prompt()'' messages |
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| | ==== syslog ==== |
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| | When JSexec is executed on *nix operating systems with the ''-d'' (Daemonize) option, all JS ''log()'' messages are directed to ''syslog''. |
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| | ==== Suppression ==== |
| | * **Status** output is suppressed by default when JSexec is run without a controlling TTY. This behavior can be overridden with the ''-A'' and ''-S'' command-line options. |
| | * **Status** output can be manually suppressed with the ''-n'' (Null) command-line option. |
| | * **Console** output can be suppressed with the ''-q'' (Quiet) command-line option. |
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| | ==== Redirection ==== |
| | * The output streams may be redirected to specific filenames via command-line options. |
| | * **Error** output can be forked to both ''stderr'' and a specified filename via the ''-e'' command-line option. |
| ===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== |
| * [[custom:javascript|JavaScript]] | * [[custom:javascript|JavaScript]] |
| | * [[:config:jsexec.ini]] |
| * [[:howto:apache|How To Use Apache HTTP Server with Synchronet]] | * [[:howto:apache|How To Use Apache HTTP Server with Synchronet]] |
| * [[:util:|Utilities]] | * [[:util:|Utilities]] |
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| {{tag>javascript jsexec customization}} | {{tag>javascript jsexec customization}} |
