Node version: v.10.15.3
ShellJS version: 0.8.3
Operating system: Windows 10
Is it possible to wait for a process to finish and then start another one using the wait command in a windows system in a NodeJS script?
I have tried the below, there are no errors, but the echoes are not printed and the script some_npm_script
is not executed, is it possible? like I did below? This works in a Linux machine BTW.
Commands like shell.exec(truncate -s 0 ./somefile.js)
works and but I do not see the truncate
command in the source on the ShellJS module.
shell.exec(`
echo "Installing"
yarn add some_npm_package &
pid=$!
wait $pid
echo "Done installing"
yarn some_npm_script
`);
Any assistance is appreciated, any explanation on why it is not working or any solution or resources, thanks.
I've achieved my goal by moving that specific piece of code into a bash/sh NPM script, and then I have used the shell.exec
function froom shellJS
to execute the bash NPM script in the JS NPM script like:
shell.exec(yarn bash_npm_script_name) // the script that uses the wait command
So this worked for me, it waited for the package to be installed and then run a script after it was finished.