Process

Creates a new Process.

Information about the current process (i.e. the "parent" process).

Optional arguments being executed.

The command being executed.

The current working directory, or null if one was not set via io.matthewnelson.kmp.process.changeDir.

The Signal utilized to stop the process (if not already stopped) when destroy is called.

The environment that was passed.

A stream to write data to the process's standard input, or null if Stdio.Config.stdin is not Stdio.Pipe.

Checks if the Process is still running

The "rough" start time mark of the Process. This is actually a time mark for when Process was instantiated, which for all platforms is immediately after the underlying platform's process implementation was created.

The I/O configuration of the process.

Destroys the Process by:

Returns the exit code for which the process completed with.

Returns the exit code for which the process completed with, or null if it has not exited yet.

Returns the Process identifier (PID).

Attaches a single OutputFeed to obtain stderr output.

Attaches multiple OutputFeed to obtain stderr output. This is handy at Process startup such that no data is missed if there are multiple feeds needing to be attached.

Returns a Waiter for stderr in order to await any final asynchronous output after resource closure occurs.

Attaches a single OutputFeed to obtain stdout output.

Attaches multiple OutputFeed to obtain stdout output. This is handy at Process startup such that no data is missed if there are multiple feeds needing to be attached.

Returns a Waiter for stdout in order to await any final asynchronous output after resource closure occurs.

Delays the current coroutine until Process completion.

Delays the current coroutine for the specified duration, or until Process.exitCode is available (i.e. the Process completed).