Run code (detailed)
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Fields
| Field | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| language | string | Required. Language of the code to run. Accepted values: python, bash, javascript | — |
| code | string | Required. Code to run. | — |
| args | array of string | Optional. Arguments for the command. | [] |
| workingDirectory | string | Optional. Working directory for the command. | . |
| exitCodes | array of integer | Optional. Expected exit codes of the command. If the command’s actual exit code isn’t in this list, the step fails. | [0] |
| stdio | string | Optional. Content expected in the command’s output. If the expected content can’t be found in the command’s output (either stdout or stderr), the step fails. Supports strings and regular expressions. To use a regular expression, the string must start and end with a forward slash, like in /^hello-world.*/. | — |
| path | string | Optional. File path to save the command’s output, relative to directory. | — |
| directory | string | Optional. Directory to save the command’s output. If the directory doesn’t exist, creates the directory. If not specified, the directory is your media directory. | — |
| maxVariation | number | Optional. Allowed variation as a fraction (0 to 1) of text different between the current output and previously saved output. For example, 0.1 means 10%. If the difference between the current output and the previous output is greater than maxVariation, the step fails. If output doesn’t exist at path, this value is ignored.Minimum: 0. Maximum: 1 | 0 |
| overwrite | string | Optional. If true, overwrites the existing output at path if it exists.If aboveVariation, overwrites the existing output at path if the difference between the new output and the existing output is greater than maxVariation.Accepted values: true, false, aboveVariation | aboveVariation |
| timeout | integer | Optional. Max time in milliseconds the command is allowed to run. If the command runs longer than this, the step fails. When background is set, this is instead the max time to wait for background.waitUntil to be satisfied before the step fails. | 60000 |
| background | object | Optional. Start the code as a long-running background process and return as soon as it is ready, instead of waiting for it to exit. When set, exitCodes, stdio, and output saving (path, directory, maxVariation, overwrite) are ignored, and timeout is the max time to wait for waitUntil. The process is owned by the run and is stopped by a closeSurface step or automatically when the run finishes. | — |
Examples
{"language": "python","code": "example","args": [],"workingDirectory": ".","exitCodes": [0],"stdio": "example","path": "example","directory": "example","maxVariation": 0,"overwrite": "aboveVariation","timeout": 60000,"background": {"name": "example"}}