Bug: Error happened when flag containing space

[Cong Yu]

• Actual

cli()
  .use('node -e " console.log(\'foo\') "')
  .end((err, { text }) => console.log(text))

Throw following error:

    [eval]:1
    "
    ^
    
    SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token

• Expected

cli()
  .use('node -e " console.log(\'foo\') "')
  .end((err, { text }) => console.log(text))

// log: foo

[Mickael Daniel]

Does it raise the same error without a space ? Or is it with node -e ?

[Cong Yu]

It works well without space and quote
repl here

[Mickael Daniel]

Thanks! I'll try to work on it this afternoon.

[Mickael Daniel]

After further investigating, it is due to quotes, not spaces. Still thinking about if it something that needs to be fixed.

[Mickael Daniel]

Okay, there's definitely room for improvements. Don't consider my previous comment ;) Switching to simpler exec instead of spawn seems to fix it, as well as #1

[Mickael Daniel]

@imcuttle fixed, let me know if you have another issue with it or reopen, same for #1

[Cong Yu]

Wow, It's extremely fast. Thanks!

And when is it released?

[Mickael Daniel]

Well ... now ;) I just forgot to publish to npm.