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Execute and Control System Processes
For agents: processx R package documentation for running and controlling external system processes, polling, and pseudo-terminals.
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# processx
> Execute and Control System Processes
Tools to run system processes in the background, read their standard
output and error and kill them.
processx can poll the standard output and error of a single process, or
multiple processes, using the operating system’s polling and waiting
facilities, with a timeout.
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- [Features](#features)
- [Installation](#installation)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Running an external process](#running-an-external-process)
- [Errors](#errors)
- [Showing output](#showing-output)
- [Spinner](#spinner)
- [Callbacks for I/O](#callbacks-for-io)
- [Managing external processes](#managing-external-processes)
- [Starting processes](#starting-processes)
- [Killing a process](#killing-a-process)
- [Standard output and error](#standard-output-and-error)
- [End of output](#end-of-output)
- [Polling the standard output and
error](#polling-the-standard-output-and-error)
- [Polling multiple processes](#polling-multiple-processes)
- [Waiting on a process](#waiting-on-a-process)
- [Exit statuses](#exit-statuses)
- [Mixing processx and the parallel base R
package](#mixing-processx-and-the-parallel-base-r-package)
- [Errors](#errors-1)
- [Related tools](#related-tools)
- [Code of Conduct](#code-of-conduct)
- [License](#license)
## Features
- Start system processes in the background and find their process id.
- Read the standard output and error, using non-blocking connections
- Poll the standard output and error connections of a single process or
multiple processes.
- Write to the standard input of background processes.
- Check if a background process is running.
- Wait on a background process, or multiple processes, with a timeout.
- Get the exit status of a background process, if it has already
finished.
- Kill background processes.
- Kill background process, when its associated object is garbage
collected.
- Kill background processes and all their child processes.
- Works on Linux, macOS and Windows.
- Lightweight, it only depends on the also lightweight R6 and ps
packages.
## Installation
Install the stable version from CRAN:
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