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This is where the zx project comes in. zx introduced a way to write Bash-like scripts using JavaScript.
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#!/usr/bin/env zx $.verbose = false let response = await fetch('https://cheat.sh'); if(response.ok) { console.log(await response.text()); }
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The zx project implements a shell script executor similar to Bash but using JavaScript modules. It provides an inbuilt asynchronous JavaScript API to call other commands similar to Bash. Besides that, it provides wrapper functions for several Node.js-based command-line helpers such as chalk, minimist, fs-extra, OS, and Readline.
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The zx project implements a shell script executor similar to Bash but using JavaScript modules. It provides an inbuilt asynchronous JavaScript API to call other commands similar to Bash. Besides that, it provides wrapper functions for several Node.js-based command-line helpers such as chalk, minimist, fs-extra, OS, and Readline.
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The zx project implements a shell script executor similar to Bash but using JavaScript modules. It provides an inbuilt asynchronous JavaScript API to call other commands similar to Bash. Besides that, it provides wrapper functions for several Node.js-based command-line helpers such as chalk, minimist, fs-extra, OS, and Readline.
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Programmers often use the curl command to make HTTP requests with Bash scripts. zx offers a wrapper for the node-fetch module, and it exposes the specific module’s API as fetch. The advantage is that zx doesn’t spawn multiple processes for each network request like Bash does with curl — because the node-fetch package uses Node’s standard HTTP APIs for sending network requests.