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Releases

@upstash/box-pi@0.1.7

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [b840209]
• Updated dependencies [cc370f8]
  • @upstash/box@0.7.1

@upstash/box-cli@0.2.20

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [b840209]
• Updated dependencies [cc370f8]
  • @upstash/box@0.7.1

@upstash/box@0.7.1

Patch Changes

• b840209: Add box.exec.session() — a live, interactive command session over a WebSocket.

  Unlike exec.command / exec.stream, which run a command and hand back its
  result, a session returns a handle to a running process:

  • argv runs a program directly (no shell); cmd runs one via bash -lc.
  • write() sends stdin, endStdin() closes it so a command reading to EOF can
    finish, and onStdout / onStderr receive output as it arrives (separate
    streams unless tty is set).
  • tty allocates a real PTY sized by rows/cols, with resize() for later
    changes — enough for interactive programs and terminal UIs.
  • kill(signal) sends an allowlisted signal; terminate(graceMs) asks the
    server for SIGTERM then SIGKILL after the grace.
  • wait() resolves with the exit code; close() hangs up, which also stops the
    process.

  Node-only: authentication uses a request header, which browsers cannot set on a
  WebSocket handshake. ws moves from a dev dependency to a runtime dependency;
  the public types stay free of @types/ws.

• cc370f8: Add filesystem metadata operations to box.files:

  • stat(path, { follow }) — type (file/directory/symlink/other), size, mtime,
    inode, and an opaque version token for optimistic-concurrency guards.
    Defaults to lstat; follow: true dereferences a final symlink.
  • mkdir(path, { parents }), rename(from, to), remove(path, { recursive }).
  • read(path, { offset, length }) — bounded byte-range read, so a large file can
    be sliced instead of pulled whole.