In this issue, we would like to see if we can somehow easily get rid of the bash -c, pipe and grep commands in the code.
Instead we would like to use go to pipe the commands, and go as well to grep relevant results.
This is in order to simplify the install for Windows user, and make it available for people that don't have a bash emulator available.
As the logic behind a bash pipe is pretty complex (especially when it comes to error management), a possible outcome is an unsuccessful attempt, we are okay with this as long as we can explain our choice.
Not a complete replacement for everything, but the use of the script package could provide a nicer integration of shell and script commands into the go code.
In this issue, we would like to see if we can somehow easily get rid of the
bash -c
, pipe andgrep
commands in the code.Instead we would like to use go to pipe the commands, and go as well to grep relevant results.
This is in order to simplify the install for Windows user, and make it available for people that don't have a bash emulator available.
As the logic behind a bash pipe is pretty complex (especially when it comes to error management), a possible outcome is an unsuccessful attempt, we are okay with this as long as we can explain our choice.