server-terminate
v1.5.0
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Allow terminating a server in an orderly fashion
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server-terminate
Allow terminating an HTTP/HTTPS server in an orderly fashion:
- Immediately closes keep-alive connections that are not being used by any HTTP request.
- Waits for running HTTP requests to finish before closing their connections.
- Closes connections with running HTTP requests after a given timeout.
If you want to destroy all open connections without waiting for HTTP requests to finish, use the module server-destroy.
Installation
npm install server-terminate
Usage
var enableTerminate = require('server-terminate');
var http = require('http');
var server = http.createServer(function onRequest(req, res) {
// Do your stuff here
});
enableTerminate(server).listen(PORT);
// When you want to stop your server...
server.terminate(function(err, terminatedByTimeout) {
// You get here when all connections have been closed
});
Or if you are using TypeScript:
import * as http from 'http';
import enableTerminate from 'server-terminate';
let server: http.Server = http.createServer(function onRequest(req: http.ServerRequest, res: http.ServerResponse) {
// Do your stuff here
});
enableTerminate(server).listen(PORT);
// When you want to stop your server...
server.terminate((err, terminatedByTimeout) => {
// You get here when all connections have been closed
});
You can set a timeout to force connection closing even when they are still being used by running HTTP requests. It is measured in milliseconds and defaults to 30000.
enableTerminate(server, {timeout: 10000}).listen(PORT);
If the server terminates by timeout the second parameter of the callback will be true
.
License
MIT