So, all unix users know this:
cat myfile | ./someProg
someProg assumes its data to come to STDIN and wouldn’t take other arguments.
But, how do we do that in NodeJS? Imagine we have the contents of myfile and
just want to spawn a child process of someProg…but then? How do I feed it the
stuff it expects?
Kind regards, Ingwie
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