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authorKevin Moore <kevmoo@google.com>Wed Apr 01 17:13:13 2020 -0700
committerKevin Moore <kevmoo@users.noreply.github.com>Wed Apr 01 17:26:29 2020 -0700
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parentc8c9febb84a241aa4a174f1093cda9b769d35949 [diff]
Rename examples

Ensure they show up on pub.dev
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tree: e05fcdce4fc454391f98ca8c204d8482ee1ceded
  1. example/
  2. lib/
  3. test/
  4. .gitignore
  5. .travis.yml
  6. analysis_options.yaml
  7. AUTHORS
  8. CHANGELOG.md
  9. LICENSE
  10. pubspec.yaml
  11. README.md
README.md

Contains utilities for the Dart VM's dart:io.

Build Status

Contributing

NOTE: Due to the changing nature of the Dart SDK (towards 2.0.0), running dartfmt requires the local executable:

$ pub run dart_style:format

Usage - io.dart

Files

isExecutable

Returns whether a provided file path is considered executable on the host operating system.

Processes

ExitCode

An enum-like class that contains known exit codes.

ProcessManager

A higher-level service for spawning and communicating with processes.

Use spawn to create a process with std[in|out|err] forwarded by default
/// Runs `dartfmt` commands and `pub publish`.
Future<Null> main() async {
  final manager = new ProcessManager();
  
  // Runs dartfmt --version and outputs the result via stdout.
  print('Running dartfmt --version');
  var spawn = await manager.spawn('dartfmt', ['--version']);
  await spawn.exitCode;
  
  // Runs dartfmt -n . and outputs the result via stdout.
  print('Running dartfmt -n .');
  spawn = await manager.spawn('dartfmt', ['-n', '.']);
  await spawn.exitCode;
  
  // Runs pub publish. Upon hitting a blocking stdin state, you may directly
  // output to the processes's stdin via your own, similar to how a bash or
  // shell script would spawn a process.
  print('Running pub publish');
  spawn = await manager.spawn('pub', ['publish']);
  await spawn.exitCode;
  
  // Closes stdin for the entire program.
  await sharedStdIn.terminate();
}

sharedStdIn

A safer version of the default stdin stream from dart:io that allows a subscriber to cancel their subscription, and then allows a new subscriber to start listening. This differs from the default behavior where only a single listener is ever allowed in the application lifecycle:

test('should allow multiple subscribers', () async {
  final logs = <String>[];
  final asUtf8 = sharedStdIn.transform(UTF8.decoder);
  // Wait for input for the user.
  logs.add(await asUtf8.first);
  // Wait for more input for the user.
  logs.add(await asUtf8.first);
  expect(logs, ['Hello World', 'Goodbye World']);
});

For testing, an instance of SharedStdIn may be created directly.

Usage - ansi.dart

import 'dart:io' as io;
import 'package:io/ansi.dart';

void main() {
  // To use one style, call the `wrap` method on one of the provided top-level
  // values.
  io.stderr.writeln(red.wrap("Bad error!"));

  // To use multiple styles, call `wrapWith`.
  print(wrapWith('** Important **', [red, styleBold, styleUnderlined]));

  // The wrap functions will simply return the provided value unchanged if
  // `ansiOutputEnabled` is false.
  //
  // You can override the value `ansiOutputEnabled` by wrapping code in
  // `overrideAnsiOutput`.
  overrideAnsiOutput(false, () {
    assert('Normal text' == green.wrap('Normal text'));
  });
}