• jand-ipc
• Example Usage
• Error handling
• Changelogs
  • 2.1.0
  • 2.0.0
  • 1.0.4
• The entire API Documentation

jand-ipc

An Ipc wrapper for JanD.

Example Usage

const jand = require('jand-ipc')

async function run() {
    await jand.connect()
    console.log(await jand.getDaemonStatus())
    console.log(await jand.getRuntimeProcessList())
    await jand.newProcess({
        Name: 'sus',
        WorkingDirectory: '/',
        Arguments: [],
        Filename: "",
    }).catch(e => {
        console.log(e) // JandIpcError: ERR Something something
    })
    console.log('done')
}

run()

Error handling

If JanD sends back an error a JandIpcError will be thrown.

Changelogs

2.1.0

• Added subscribeLogEvent and subscribeLogEvents methods. After using <JandClient>.subscribe(), these need to be called for the individual processes to subscribe to their logs.
• Added subscribeOutLogEvent and subscribeErrLogEvent methods too for compatibility(they are deprecated)
• Fixed a typo in the events enum (proctop -> procstop)

2.0.0

Breaking change The entire jand object is now a class extending EventEmitter. This means:

• Jand-ipc is officially OOP
• You now have to use only one instance of the object and use it throughout your code.
• You can't just import individual methods and use them.

This also introduces event subscriptions, aka being able to subscribe to events from JanD.

1.0.4

• Fixed wrong parameter type in getProcessInfo() (process should be string, not the process object)

The entire API Documentation

See https://jand.jan0660.dev/advanced/ipc-api for descriptions, unless otherwise specified here.

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