I've added two
new features to hustior: direct program execution and config
files.
Direct program execution:
To directly execute a command use the the option "-exec" followed by
the program name. Internally it will still start a bash and pass the
given program name as a command to the bash. That
is done for program reaping. Yes you have always an extra bash
for your program but as I've already written hustior is not intended
to start hundreds of processes on a server but only some handful at
your PC. And this also means that the command given must be
blocking. So when calling Visual Studio Code you have to pass the
option "-w" for wait or the bash will end and with it Visual Studio
Code. On the other hand you can also pass arguments to the program
when enclosing all with quotes. E.g. "firefox -no-remote
https://youtube.com" works as an exec argument.
Config files:
With "-configFile" you can specify a config file to get program
parameters. See "-printConfigSample" for a sample. The config file
doesn't need to contain all arguments but it must stay valid JSON.
When using the config file and the command line parameters the later
one will override the values from the config file.