JSexec

JSexec may be used to execute some Synchronet JavaScript files (e.g. *.js, *.ssjs) externally from Synchronet

Note: a Synchronet installation is required, though JSexec will execute scripts successfully even when Synchronet is not running.

Command Line

usage: jsexec [-opts] [path]module[.js] [args]

available opts:

        -c<ctrl_dir>   specify path to Synchronet CTRL directory
        -m<bytes>      set maximum heap size (default=8388608 bytes)
        -s<bytes>      set context stack size (default=16384 bytes)
        -S<bytes>      set thread stack limit (default=262144, 0=unlimited)
        -b<limit>      set branch limit (default=99999999, 0=unlimited)
        -y<interval>   set yield interval (default=10000, 0=never)
        -g<interval>   set garbage collection interval (default=100, 0=never)
        -h[hostname]   use local or specified host name (instead of SCFG value)
        -u<mask>       set file creation permissions mask (in octal)
        -L<level>      set log level (default=7)
        -E<level>      set error log level threshold (default=4)
        -i<path_list>  set load() comma-sep search path list (default="load")
        -f             use non-buffered stream for console messages
        -a             append instead of overwriting message output files
        -e<filename>   send error messages to file in addition to stderr
        -o<filename>   send console messages to file instead of stdout
        -n             send status messages to NUL instead of stderr
        -q             send console messages to NUL instead of stdout
        -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

Additional Properties

Additional properties available to JavaScript scripts running from JSexec:

Property	Type	Description
`jsexec_revision`	string	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"`)
`env`	string[]	Associative array of system environment variables (example: `env["shell"]="/bin/bash"`)