stdlib-js/process-exec-path

Absolute pathname of the executable which started the current Node.js process.

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Apache License 2.0

This package provides the absolute pathname of the executable that started the current Node.js process, returning `null` in non-Node.js environments. It's designed for developers working with Node.js who need to programmatically access the path of the running executable, particularly useful for debugging, logging, or building tools that need to reference the main process file.

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