childprocess

Simple and seamless messaging for Electron with built-in inter-process communication protocol.

A simple and straightforward javascript library for running system commands

A rock solid process orchestration library for Node

A simple thread pool and task queue for Node.

A simple ffmpeg and ffprobe child process handler, easy to add commands and execute

Minimalist `spawn` and `spawnSync` enhancements for Node.js

Example of a simple communication between Websocket and Node.js with a Python3 process.

child_process、fork、processAssis

A dartlang child process executor inspired by https://github.com/sindresorhus/execa

A NodeJS -based online compiler that can compile and run C, and C++ programs. GitHub – It supports real-time compilations using AJAX, jQuery and file handling, and child process libraries of NodeJs with multiple themes, and syntax highlighting using Ace.js

C++17 class to manage Unix child processes

🌟A full-stack app that automates organizing and uploading LeetCode solutions to GitHub. Features include auto-generated folder structures, README creation, and Git integration using child processes for file operations and repository management. Supports multiple UI languages and programming languages, creating a searchable portfolio of coding solu

example of nodejs child_process spawning child process spawning with IPS and standard io (stdio)

PR: added 'sudo' flag which allows you to child_process.exec as superuser

lab work #3 for systems of artificial intelligence in ITMO

Cmpe322_project1_Bogazici_University

A full-stack web application for post-game chess analysis, featuring move-by-move evaluation and data visualization.

NodeJs API for covid19 stats of UP's districts only. It uses mongoDB as a database and python for searching current statistics from wikipedia.

This logger is designed to collect logs from cluster workers, child processes even independent node.js processes through IPC (Inter-Process Communication).

struggle with reading large csv/xlsx file size? here a handy way . . .