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Quick check: I want to pipe a string from BB into a process. Of course I do not want to deal with escaping the damn thing, as in (sh/sh "sh" "-c" "echo gpg-key-string | apt-key add -")
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Seems to me that clojure.java.shell
doesn't support that, is that correct? So I in fact need to use babashka.process
, which allows me to do so via something like (-> (println gpg-key) (process '[apt-key add -]))
, is that the case?
@jakub.stastny.pt_serv babashka.process supports :in
, so does clojure.java.shell
Oh I missed that one. Thanks @borkdude!
If someone's interested in the bb-like thing for node, join #tbd. We've got reagent + ink working! https://github.com/borkdude/tbd#reagent
I like bbscript or bs for short, but that's probably bad for SEO
don't do it!