Running a script

To run a Gushio script pass the script to the gushio executable. If your script needs arguments and/or options, you can pass them after the script path.

gushio path/to/script_file.js arg1 arg2 --option1 foo --option2 bar baz bau

You can also run remote scripts directly: if the script path is a URL, the gushio executable automatically retrieves the remote code before running it.

On Linux and macOS you can also run the script directly:

1. Add the shabang to the script (#!/usr/bin/gushio or #!/usr/bin/env gushio)
2. Make the script executable

   chmod +x path/to/script_file.js
3. Run the script

   path/to/script_file.js arg1 arg2 --option1 foo --option2 bar baz bau

Gushio flags

Gushio can receive options before the script argument. The following options are available:

• -v, --verbose enable verbose logging (also available by setting GUSHIO_VERBOSE environment variable).
• --trace enable instruction tracing (also available by setting GUSHIO_TRACE environment variable).
• -f <folder>, --gushio-folder <folder> change gushio cache folder (also available by setting GUSHIO_FOLDER environment variable). The default value is the .gushio folder in the user home directory.
• -c, --clean-run clear gushio cache folder before running the script (dependencies will be re-downloaded).