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I've never tried but can't you already just run your node or ruby or whatever scripts on both Windows, Mac, Linux? Is there some reason targeting bash and batc
by eagsalazar2 10y ago
I've never tried but can't you already just run your node or ruby or whatever scripts on both Windows, Mac, Linux? Is there some reason targeting bash and batch is important?
- ygra 10y agoBoth tend to exist on their respective operating systems by default, making it something that can run without further dependencies.
- laported 10y agoFrom the README: Why not Python/Ruby/Node.js/Lua Yes you can use any of them as platform-independent glue code. But there are several disadvantages: None of them is preinstalled on all platforms (including Windows). Functionalities like process piping are not convenient to use. Hard to integrate with existing code written in Bash or Batch. Those reasons are why I developed Batsh.