Execute code

Inside the network namespaces / hosts

exec.Cmd API

// Get a exec.Cmd-like struct
cmd := host1.Command("ping", "host2")
out, err := cmd.CombinedOutput()

// Directly run a simple process synchronously
cmd, err := host1.Run("ping", "host2")

// Directly start asynchronously
cmd, err := host1.Start("ping", "host2")

time.Sleep(5 * time.Second)

err = cmd.Process.Signal(os.Interrupt)
cmd.Wait()

The gont.Node type implements an API similar to the one provided by Go's exec package.

Pass options

import copt "codeberg.org/cunicu/gont/v2/pkg/options/cmd"

outb := &bytes.Buffer{}

cmd := host1.Command("ping", "1.1.1.1",
  copt.DisableASLR(true),
  copt.Dir("/custom/working/dir"),
  copt.EnvVar("DEBUG", "1"),
  copt.Stdin(...), // pass any io.Reader
  copt.Stdout(outb), // pass any io.Writer (can be repeated)
  copt.Stderr(...), // pass any io.Writer (can be repeated)
)

print(outb.String())

Pass non-string arguments

ip := net.ParseIP("1.1.1.1")

cmd := host1.Command("ping", "-c", 10, "-i", 0.1, ip)

Go functions

host1.RunFunc(func() {
  r := http.Get("http://host2:8080")
  io.Copy(os.Stdout, r.Body)
})

Call a function inside a network namespace of host host1 but still in the same process so you can use channels and access global variables.

warning

Spawning Goroutines from within the callback is only indirectly supported:

host1.RunFunc(func() {
  go host1.RunFunc(func() { ... })
})

Go packages

cmd, err := host1.RunGo("test/prog.go", "arg1")