netcat -q 0

[calebeby]

Hello,

For me, this script only works if I use nc -q 0 127.0.0.1 ... rather than nc 127.0.0.1 .... If I use this script without the -q 0 flag, it waits and does nothing until I ^C. My understanding is that the -q 0 flag causes the connection to end right away, rather than waiting for the server to close it. I am running arch linux, and have tried both bsd-netcat and gnu-netcat. The same issue applies to eslintme

[josephfrazier]

Hey @calebeby, prettier_d author here. prettier_d actually comes with a prettier_dnc script that handles this for you (I encountered the same issue and fixed it there). If you install prettier_d globally and then run prettier_d start, you can use it like prettier_dnc < ./path/to/file.js.

The source code also shows how prettierme could determine whether to use -q 0: https://github.com/josephfrazier/prettier_d/blob/6e5689bc04b10b38243ee4975cdb742b49d07f98/bin/prettier_dnc.sh

[calebeby]

OK, I'll stick to using pretttier_dnc for now. I'll leave this issue open in case @ruyadorno wants to implement this. Thanks

[ruyadorno]

@calebeby thanks for reporting! 😊

@josephfrazier that seems like a smart and easy fix, I'll bring it over to prettierme too, thanks so much for letting me know! 🏆

[ruyadorno]

landed on v3.0.0