How to open multiple separate instances of shells in one .js file?
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- Created 5 years ago
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Right. You can provide CLI arguments like so:
And you can retrieve these arguments with:
Thank you!
So in file{}.js how do I access shelljs? Is the following right? And how do I send arguments to file{}.js ?