Exec 1.1.0

A dotnet library to fire subprocess command call.

Usage

Install from NuGet

dotnet add package Exec

This library supports .NET 5 and version onwards.

Basic usage

var output = await Exec.RunAsync("echo hello");
Assert.Contains("hello", output);

That's all.

Application just call the static methods of Exec class, along with below APIs.

Task<string> RunAsync(string command, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)

Task<string> RunAsync(string command, ExecOption option, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)

The ExecOption can accept customized parameters in case of the default behavior not meet your requirements.

Advanced usage

Execute PowerShell command

var option = new ExecOption();
option.Shell = "pwsh";
option.ShellParameter = "";
option.ShellExtension = ".ps1";
var command = @"function Test-Add {
[CmdletBinding()]
param (
[int]$Val1,
[int]$Val2
)

Write-Output $($Val1 + $Val2)
}

Test-Add 10 12";
var output = await Exec.RunAsync(command, option);
Assert.Contains("22", output);

Execute command with timeout

var option = new ExecOption();
option.Timeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(3);
var sw = Stopwatch.StartNew();
var output = await Exec.RunAsync("timeout 60", option);
sw.Stop();
Assert.True(sw.Elapsed.TotalSeconds < 5);

Handler stdout and stderr asynchronously

var sb = new StringBuilder();
var option = new ExecOption();
option.IsStreamed = true;
option.OutputDataReceivedHandler = async (d) =>
{
    sb.AppendLine(d);
    await Task.CompletedTask;
};

var output = await Exec.RunAsync(@"echo hello
echo hello2
echo hello3", option);

Assert.True(output == "");

var sbStr = sb.ToString();
Assert.Contains("hello", sbStr);
Assert.Contains("hello2", sbStr);
Assert.Contains("hello3", sbStr);

License

MIT