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Kommons process execution: Kotlin and Docker

Kommons: Execute Commands, Scripts & Containers the Kotlin Way

May 13, 2021 Development Usability

The process APIs introduced in version 1.5 of the library now known as Kommons let you run command lines and shell scripts, either on your host or in a Docker container, synchronously or asynchronously, with optional logging and process interaction—all with zero boilerplate.

Update: These examples document the original 1.5 release, published as Koodies, and retain its package names and Maven coordinates. The Docker helpers shown below are no longer part of the current API. See the current Kommons documentation and Maven Central for current releases.

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Kommons — Random Kotlin Goodies, with the Kotlin logo

Kommons

January 10, 2021 News

RANDOM SOFTWARE GOODIES

A few days ago—while working on a larger project—I released my first multi-platform software library for the awesome Kotlin language.

Kommons is a random selection of goodies to make a Kotlin developer’s life even easier. Features range from various generic builders and special purpose builders (like for shell scripts or Docker command lines) over Java NIO 2 extension functions to various utilities for easier dealing with time, graphics, Unicode, etc.

Kaomojis.`(#-_-)o´・━・・━・━━・━☆`

Kommons is available from Maven Central and is hosted on GitHub.