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I was speaking with Ruby and this list was entirely off the cuff but I thought I'd include it here and we can update it over time and turn it into more of an actual plan:
Is there really a need for basic networking? My opinion is that component can be externalized via extensions.
In my opinon a higher priority than networking would be extensability via plugins or dynamic libs 👍
This was before the discussion happening in #93. So perhaps it should be understood as a list of "what should CLI be capable of doing" rather than "what all is built in"... though I think all the other stuff is good (and most of it's there already save process handling).
This is still a good rough draft 0.1 list whether networking is in or out of scope though. :-) Can't do much without networking these days. :)
I was speaking with Ruby and this list was entirely off the cuff but I thought I'd include it here and we can update it over time and turn it into more of an actual plan:
Stdin
/Stdout
etc is good (wren-cli should fflush(0) before returning with a successful exit code #56, io.Stdout.flush() ignores output errors rather than ensuring output buffers get written #59, wren-cli should support reading from stdin #55, Stdin tests fail on windows/mac #27, Stdin.readLine aborts when reading from a file #29, Stdin.readByte is broken. #17)File
/Directory
/IO
rounded out (Improve file/directory utils #84)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: