How to run terminal (MacOS) via NativeProcess?

[15-08-2020]

Hi!

Have anyone ever tried to run /System/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app/Contents/MacOS/Terminal via flash.desktop.NativeProcess and successfully got a command output?

On my MacOS Sonoma, when I run my code, the terminal showed up on the Docker (that was not expected behavior, it should be hidden), and I can't get anything from the standard output/error channel. When I close the terminal on the Docker, I got an EXIT event with exitCode = 0.

Any ideas are welcome!

Thanks!

[marchbold]

Terminal is a UI app though so I'd expect it to appear. What are you trying to achieve?

Probably look to run the command that you are wanting to run in a terminal directly via NativeProcess, eg /bin/ls

[15-08-2020]

Terminal is a UI app though so I'd expect it to appear. What are you trying to achieve?

Probably look to run the command that you are wanting to run in a terminal directly via NativeProcess, eg /bin/ls

Sorry, I'm new to MacOS.
On Windows, I can run cmd via NativeProcess. So I'm trying to do the similiar thing with Terminal.
I'll try your suggestion.
Thank you!

[marchbold]

What are you trying to run in the terminal though? If you identify the command you can run it directly on macOS.

[15-08-2020]

Sorry I missed your response.
I need to run some external commands as well as some internal commands. I've sucessfully run external commands using NativeProcess, as you suggested. With internal commands, I think that I'll have to use a bash script.
Thank you!

[marchbold]

Sure executing bash is a viable option for running scripts in a native process. What do you mean by "internal commands" though? everything is really an executable program at it's core, it's just a matter of identifying what is being run.