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headlight

v0.0.4

Published

Start, Stop, & Status For NodeJS Apps

Downloads

86

Readme

#Headlight enter image description here

Start, Stop, & Status For NodeJS Apps.

#FEATURES

  • Pid based application runner
  • start / stop node js apps
  • app running status
  • command line tty
  • works as a module

#INSTALLING Using Git:

git clone https://github.com/active9/headlight
cd headlight
npm install

Using NPM:

npm install headlight -g

Once installed headlight has a few command line switches to help get your app running.

App Start

headlight start 

App Stop

headlight stop

App Status

headlight status

The easiest way to start an appliction would be to change to the directory where your nodejs application resides and type the following:

headlight start

Then to stop your script while within the same directory type in:

headlight stop

You can also run scripts from other directories like this:

headlight start /path/to/my/app

Or like this:

headlight start /path/to/my/app myscript.js

Note: If you do not specify a third argument headlight will attempt to read the package.json file within the directory and load the main script.

#MODULE

Headlight can be included as a nodejs module. The examples folder on the github repo will show you how to programmatically use headlight in your own modules or scripts.

#CONTRIB

Headlight is not designed to replace existing application runners instead you can use it with existing ones or stand-alone. We encourage forking.

#LICENSE MIT