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@nore/pm

v1.2.0

Published

Process manager

Downloads

5

Readme

@nore/pm

A cross-platform Node.js process manager.

Install

npm install @nore/pm

Usage

import PM from "@nore/pm";

const command = ["node", "script.js", "--debug"];
const options = { cwd: "/path/to/directory", restartLimit: 2 };

const pm = new PM(command, options);

Options:

  • killTimeout – wait ? milliseconds for the process to exit else send a SIGKILL, default: 30000
  • restartDelay – wait ? milliseconds between restarts, default: 1000
  • restartLimit – the number of times a process can be restarted automatically; setting null will restart it indefinitely, default: 0
  • other options are directly passed to the spawned process, follow the official documentation

API

  • await pm.start() – start the process
  • await pm.stop() – stop the process
  • await pm.restart() – restart the process
  • pm.on('start' () => {}) – emitted when the process is started
  • pm.on('stop' () => {}) – emitted when the process is stopped
  • pm.on('spawn', (process) => {}) – emitted when a new process was spawned
  • pm.on('error', (error) => {}) – emitted on process error
  • pm.on('exit', (code, signal) => {}) – emitted on process exit
  • pm.status – the status of the process

pm.status:

  • initial – the inital state after creating the pm instance
  • running – after the process was started
  • sleeping – during the delay period while the process is restarting
  • stopping – during the .stop() process
  • stopped – after the .stop() was completed
  • crashed – process crashed on error or exited without being stopped

License MIT  ·  GitHub @nore  ·  Twitter @navaru