docs(examples): add advanced patterns example#1231
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Add a new example file demonstrating execa's advanced features: - Line-by-line processing with the 'lines' option - Command piping with .pipe() - Verbose mode for debugging - Script syntax with $ - Graceful error handling Also update examples readme to include the new example and improve documentation. This helps users discover and understand execa's more powerful features beyond basic command execution.
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Hey there! 👋
I've been using execa for a while and really love how powerful it is. While checking out the examples directory, I noticed there wasn't a dedicated example showcasing some of the more advanced features.
This PR adds a new
advanced-patterns.jsexample that demonstrates:linesoption to get array output instead of strings.pipe()methodverboseoption$for shell-like scriptingI've tested it locally and it runs smoothly. The example is also designed to be educational with clear comments explaining each pattern.
Let me know if you'd like any adjustments! Happy to iterate on this. 😊
Changes:
examples/advanced-patterns.jswith 6 demo functionsexamples/readme.mdto include the new example