import Riza from '@riza-io/api';

const pythonCode = `
import sys
import os

print("stdin", sys.stdin.read())
print("args", sys.argv)
print("env", dict(os.environ))
`;

const riza = new Riza();

async function main() {
  const resp = await riza.command.exec({
    language: "python",
    code: pythonCode,
    stdin: "Hello", 
    args: ["one", "two"],
    env: {
      "DEBUG": "true",
    }
  });
  console.log(resp.stdout);
}

main();

stdin Hello
args ['/src/code.py', 'one', 'two']
env {'DEBUG': 'true'}
Your script has access to initial input data from four sources: files, stdin, command line arguments and environment variables.

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Files

See the files reference documentation.

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stdin

The execute code endpoint accepts a string stdin parameter. The API sets any value you provide as stdin for the executed script.

​
Command line arguments

You can provide a list of strings to the execute code endpoint via the args parameter. The API passes these values as command line arguments to your script.
When accessed within a script, the first argument will always be the absolute path to the file containing the script’s source code. The value is meaningless outside of the Riza environment.

​
Environment variables

You can provide string key-value pairs to the execute code endpoint via the env parameter. The API sets these values as environment variables accessible from within your script. 
import Riza from '@riza-io/api';

const pythonCode = `
import sys
import os

print("stdin", sys.stdin.read())
print("args", sys.argv)
print("env", dict(os.environ))
`;

const riza = new Riza();

async function main() {
  const resp = await riza.command.exec({
    language: "python",
    code: pythonCode,
    stdin: "Hello", 
    args: ["one", "two"],
    env: {
      "DEBUG": "true",
    }
  });
  console.log(resp.stdout);
}

main();

stdin Hello
args ['/src/code.py', 'one', 'two']
env {'DEBUG': 'true'}