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@iac-factory/tty-testing

v0.1.9

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@iac-factory/tty-testing

Demonstrative npm package that highlights the different methods, and limitations, of spawning child-processes via node.js runtimes.

Note - Anything with a ⓘ is a dropdown containing additional, contextual information.

Usage(s)

Disclaimer

CLI utilities can be incredibly dangerous.

  • stdin, os.exec, and shells are easy to interface and therefore exploit.
  • Having the ability to issue os.exec or interface stdin always makes the application dangerous.
  • Protecting against harmful bugs or malicious actors isn't difficult if the application's logic is handled correctly, and so long as precautions are made to disable REPLs (but allowing SIGKILL, SIGSTOP, and other user-controlled signals).

A language's packaging utility (npx, pep, cargo, etc.) extends some amazing capabilities, but should never have the opportunity to be taken advantage of (Development Supply-Chain Attacks).

Ensure due diligence in writing cli applications.

Global

npx --yes @iac-factory/tty-testing@latest --always-spawn

System

npm install --global @iac-factory/tty-testing@latest && tty-testing

Local

npm run start

Setup (Development)

Please note: the following section is only required if usage relates to local development where the tty-testing package is locally cloned.

All other usage can be limited to npx or otherwise a system install of @iac-factory/tty-testing.

# --> (1) Clone the repository
# --> (2) Change into the local clone's directory
# --> (3) Install package dependencies

git clone "https://github.com/iac-factory/tty-testing.git" \
    || git clone [email protected]:iac-factory/tty-testing.git

cd tty-testing && npm install