pub struct Execute;

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impl Execute

Implement the Execute struct

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pub fn run(command: &str, arguments: &[&str]) -> Vec<u8>

§Execute::run;

this method is used to execute the command and return the output

§Arguments
  • command - the name of the command
  • arguments - the arguments of the command to be executed
§Returns

the output of the command as a vector of bytes

§Example
use commandcrafter::execute::Execute;
let output = Execute::run("du", &["-h", "--max-depth=1", "."]);
println!("{}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&output));
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pub fn print_into_console(output: &[u8])

format method is used to display the output in the console it will be used only when we want to display the output in the console

§Example
use commandcrafter::execute::Execute;
let out = Execute::run("ls", &["-l"]);
let out1 = Execute::run("ping", &["-c", "5", "8.8.8.8"]);
let cmb = &[out, out1].concat();
Execute::print_into_console(cmb);
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pub fn write_to_file(content: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

§Example
 use commandcrafter::execute::Execute;
 let out = Execute::run("ls", &["-l"]);
 let out1 = Execute::run("ping", &["-c", "5", "8.8.8.8"]);
 let cmb = &[out, out1].concat();
 let _ = Execute::write_to_file(cmb);
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pub fn check_operation(op: &Result<()>) -> bool

this module comes to check the existence of the file: ExecuteLog.log as the existence of the file will show us that the command is executed successfully

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