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An Erlang library for Unix process management and system programming tasks.
prx provides:
not block the Erlang VM
a hierarchy of system processes
$ rebar3 compile
prx
has two basic operations: fork and exec.
% Spawn a new system process
{ok, Task} = prx:fork(),
% And a child of the process
{ok, Child} = prx:fork(Task).
After fork()'ing, other calls can be made. For example:
UID = prx:getuid(Task),
PID = prx:getpid(Child).
Calling exec() causes the process I/O to be treated as streams of data:
ok = prx:execvp(Child, ["/bin/cat", "-n"]),
prx:stdin(Child, "test\n"),
receive
{stdout,Child,Stdout} -> Stdout
end.
{ok, Task} = prx:fork(),
ok = prx:execvp(Task, ["/bin/cat", "-n"],
prx:stdin(Task, "test\n"),
receive {stdout, Task, _} = Out -> Out end.
{ok, Task} = prx:fork(),
{ok, Child} = prx:fork(Task),
OSPid = prx:call(Child, getpid, []),
ok = prx:execvp(Child, ["/bin/cat", "-n"],
prx:stdin(Child, "test\n"),
receive {stdout, Child, _} = Out -> Out end.
application:set_env(prx, options, [{exec, "sudo -n"}]),
{ok, Task} = prx:fork(),
{ok, Child} = prx:clone(Task, [clone_newnet, clone_newpid, clone_newipc,
clone_newuts, clone_newns]),
OSPid = prx:call(Child, getpid, []),
ok = prx:execvp(Child, ["/bin/cat", "-n"],
prx:stdin(Child, "test\n"),
receive {stdout, Child, _} = Out -> Out end.
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