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Revert "PIPE: Add pipe support for passing data into and out of terminal commands (#2395)" (#2524)

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This reverts commit 92b8b58588.

Accidental merge on my part - the code is in decent shape, but isn't meant to go in for 3.0.
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[Home](./index.md) &gt; [bitburner](./bitburner.md) &gt; [NS](./bitburner.ns.md) &gt; [getStdin](./bitburner.ns.getstdin.md)
## NS.getStdin() method
Retrieves the NetscriptPort handle used to get input piped to the script. Examples:
If a script was run with data piped into it via the terminal: `echo input1 | run myScript.js`
then `ns.getStdin().read()` inside `myScript.js` would return `"input1"`<!-- -->.
If more data is added later (for example, if one script's terminal is piped to another script), then the script can read that data from `ns.getStdin()` as well. `await ns.getStdin().nextPortWrite()` can be used to wait until new data is available to read.
**Signature:**
```typescript
getStdin(): NetscriptPort | null;
```
**Returns:**
[NetscriptPort](./bitburner.netscriptport.md) \| null

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Share power has a multiplicative effect on rep/second while doing work for a faction. Share power increases incrementally for every thread of share running on your server network, but at a sharply decreasing rate.
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Retrieves the NetscriptPort handle used to get input piped to the script. Examples:
If a script was run with data piped into it via the terminal: `echo input1 | run myScript.js`
then `ns.getStdin().read()` inside `myScript.js` would return `"input1"`<!-- -->.
If more data is added later (for example, if one script's terminal is piped to another script), then the script can read that data from `ns.getStdin()` as well. `await ns.getStdin().nextPortWrite()` can be used to wait until new data is available to read.
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