On Dec 10, 2016, at 11:36 AM, emerb nura wrote:
> Im new to Node.js,I want to execute shell commands using Node.js.When I tried
> a simple command(ipconfig), I got the outout.But I want to execute CLI
> commands, So in order to do so I need to execute the commands in a particular
> path .How to set path from script?. I used child_process.exec() for executing
> shell commands.Kindly share the code to execute the commands in a particular
> path. Thanks
Use the absolute path to the program, for example /usr/bin/someprogram, or else
set the PATH environment variable to the directory in which the program can be
found, for example /usr/bin. (If needed, PATH can contain multiple directories,
separated by colon (":") characters.)
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