duct.rs

Enables building command pipelines with a shell-like fluent syntax, as shown in examples like cmd!("echo", "hi").pipe(cmd!("sed", "s/i/o/")), simplifying complex process chains.

Defaults to treating non-zero exit codes as errors, promoting correct error reporting, with overrides available via .unchecked(), as demonstrated in the false command example.

Handles OS-specific inconsistencies transparently, addressing common gotchas and bugs across platforms, ensuring portable code without manual workarounds.

Passes arguments directly without shell interpretation, eliminating whitespace-related bugs and injection vulnerabilities, a core feature highlighted in the philosophy.

Supports merging stderr into stdout, incremental output reading via .reader(), and other IO controls, as illustrated in the BufReader example for streaming output.