scorpiox-wsl 📦 container

Platforms: windows-x64

WSL2 stateless execution bridge for Windows. Launches Linux commands and workflows inside WSL2 distributions from native Windows without persistent state, enabling seamless cross-platform development pipelines.

⚙️ Flags & Options (1)

Flag	Short	Description	Takes Value
`--verbose`	`—`	Enable verbose logging output for debugging WSL bridge operations	No

💻 Usage Examples

# Run a single command inside default WSL2 distro

PS> scorpiox-wsl -- ls -la /home

# Execute a build script statelessly

PS> scorpiox-wsl -- bash -c "cd /mnt/c/project && make clean && make"

# Run with verbose logging to debug bridge behavior

PS> scorpiox-wsl --verbose -- gcc -o app main.c

[wsl-bridge] attaching to distro: Ubuntu-22.04

[wsl-bridge] executing: gcc -o app main.c

[wsl-bridge] exit code: 0

# Pipe data from Windows into a Linux command

PS> type data.csv | scorpiox-wsl -- awk -F',' '{print $1,$3}'

# Run a scorpiox tool chain inside WSL2

PS> scorpiox-wsl -- scorpiox-cc --target linux-x64 -o myapp src/main.c

# Execute Python scripts from Windows through WSL

PS> scorpiox-wsl -- python3 /mnt/c/scripts/deploy.py --env staging

# Chain multiple commands in a stateless session

PS> scorpiox-wsl -- sh -c "apt list --installed 2>/dev/null | grep -c '^' "

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# Use in CI/CD pipelines — test Linux builds from Windows runner

PS> scorpiox-wsl --verbose -- bash ci/test-linux.sh

[wsl-bridge] session started (stateless)

[wsl-bridge] running tests...

[wsl-bridge] all 42 tests passed

[wsl-bridge] session terminated — no state persisted

📁 Source & Build Info

Source File

scorpiox/scorpiox-wsl.c

Lines of Code

1,550

Dependencies

libsxutil, mbedtls

scorpiox-wsl 📦 container

⚙️ Flags & Options (1)

💻 Usage Examples

📁 Source & Build Info

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