You can build and run an example from the command line or by running the CommandsExample target in Xcode. The example utilizes Commands to print some date and time.
kim@mbp commands % swift run
Building for debugging...
Build complete! (0.15s)
output:
DATE: 2022-03-19
TIME: 19:44:28
exit code: 0
The DATE/TIME text is output of the command that you can find in main.swift of the CommandsExample target. It is described in more detail there, but here is the shortened essence of that code. This is also how you can execute commands and capture their output and exit codes from within your code:
let command = Command(launchPath: "/bin/date", arguments: ["+%nDATE: %Y-%m-%d%nTIME: %H:%M:%S"])
let commandExecutor = CommandExecutor()
commandExecutor.outputHandler = { text in
print("output: \(text)")
}
commandExecutor.terminationHandler = { code in
print("exit code: \(code)")
}
commandExecutor.execute(command)
Commands
Install
As a Swift Package:
Usage
You can build and run an example from the command line or by running the CommandsExample target in Xcode. The example utilizes Commands to print some date and time.
The DATE/TIME text is output of the command that you can find in main.swift of the CommandsExample target. It is described in more detail there, but here is the shortened essence of that code. This is also how you can execute commands and capture their output and exit codes from within your code:
Test
swift testHave fun 🐼