The primary function for running a process. Note that, with the exception of UseProvidedHandle, the values for std_in, std_out and std_err will be ignored by this function.

Since 0.1.4

Free any resources (e.g. Handles) acquired by a call to streamingProcess.

Since: 0.1.16

Inherit the stream from the current process.

Since 0.1.4

Close the stream with the child process.

You usually do not want to use this, as it will leave the corresponding file descriptor unassigned and hence available for re-use in the child process.

Since 0.1.4

Use the Handle provided by the CreateProcess value. This would allow you, for example, to open up a Handle to a file, set it as std_out, and avoid any additional overhead of dealing with providing that data to your process.

Since 0.1.4

Wraps up the standard ProcessHandle to avoid the waitForProcess deadlock. See the linked documentation from the module header for more information.

Since 0.1.4

Blocking call to wait for a process to exit.

Since 0.1.4

STM version of waitForStreamingProcess.

Since 0.1.4

Non-blocking call to check for a process exit code.

Since 0.1.4

STM version of getStreamingProcessExitCode.

Since 0.1.4

Get the raw ProcessHandle from a StreamingProcessHandle. Note that you should avoid using this to get the process exit code, and instead use the provided functions.

Since 0.1.4

Get the TMVar storing the process exit code. In general, one of the above functions should be used instead to avoid accidentally corrupting the variable's state..

Since 0.1.4

Class for all things which can be used to provide standard input.

Since 0.1.4

Class for all things which can be used to consume standard output or error.

Since 0.1.4

Run a process and supply its streams to the given callback function. After the callback completes, wait for the process to complete and check its exit code. If the exit code is not a success, throw a ProcessExitedUnsuccessfully.

NOTE: This function does not kill the child process or ensure resources are cleaned up in the event of an exception from the provided function. For that, please use withCheckedProcessCleanup from the conduit-extra package.

Since 0.1.7

Indicates that a process exited with an non-success exit code.

Since 0.1.7