How to use the @lerna/child-process.spawnStreaming function in @lerna/child-process
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lerna / lerna / utils / npm-run-script / npm-run-script.js View on Github 
function stream(script, { args, npmClient, pkg, prefix, reject = true }) {
log.silly("npmRunScript.stream", [script, args, pkg.name]);
const argv = ["run", script, ...args];
const opts = makeOpts(pkg, reject);
return ChildProcessUtilities.spawnStreaming(npmClient, argv, opts, prefix && pkg.name);
}function stream(script, { args, npmClient, pkg, prefix, reject = true }) {
log.silly("npmRunScript.stream", [script, args, pkg.name]);
const argv = ["run", script, ...args];
const opts = makeOpts(pkg, reject);
return ChildProcessUtilities.spawnStreaming(npmClient, argv, opts, prefix && pkg.name);
}runCommandInPackageStreaming(pkg) {
return ChildProcessUtilities.spawnStreaming(
this.command,
this.args,
this.getOpts(pkg),
this.prefix && pkg.name
);
}@lerna/child-process
Lerna's internal child_process wrapper
