Destroy the process handle's process forcibly.

Launch a proccess.

• cmd-line string command line.
• stdout-hdrl, stderr-hdlr - transduce-style rf functions that receive each string read from stdout and stderr respectively.

Returns {:keys [^java.lang.ProcessHandle proc-hdl wait-or-kill]}:

• proc-hdl - java.lang.ProcessHandle
• wait-or-kill - function that has two arities:
  1. (proc) - kill the process returning any output as {:out :err}.
  2. (proc time-ms timeout-symbol) - wait specified time for process to terminate returning either the timeout symbol or {:out :err}.

Example:

ham-fisted.process> (launch "ls -al" {:print-cmd-line? false})
  {:proc-hdl #object[java.lang.ProcessHandleImpl 0x7f8e8742 "31019"],
  :wait-or-kill #function[ham-fisted.process/launch/wait-or-kill--65545]}
  ...

ham-fisted.process> (def result ((:wait-or-kill *1)))
#'ham-fisted.process/result
ham-fisted.process> (keys result)
(:out :err)

Assumes a jvm process launched from a shell command. Will hang looking for first process descendant.

If shell command then arguments other than :xmx :jvm-opts may need to have quoted strings if they are being passed the clojure process.

Example:

ham-fisted.process> (launch-jvm "clojure" {:jvm-opts ["-A:dev" "-X" "ham-fisted.protocol-perf/-main"]})
launch-process: clojure -A:dev -X ham-fisted.protocol-perf/-main
{:proc-hdl #object[java.lang.ProcessHandleImpl 0x4f4a8dc7 "31194"],
 :wait-or-kill #function[ham-fisted.process/launch/wait-or-kill--10016],
 :jvm-pid 31199,
  :jvm-proc #object[java.lang.ProcessHandleImpl 0x2e52e7c8 "31199"]}
...
ham-fisted.process> (def result ((:wait-or-kill *1)))
#'ham-fisted.process/result

Print process output using println. Example process output handler. Returns total output as a string to when finalized.

Get the first descendants of a process handle.

Record all the strings and save them to a vector