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winsc

v1.0.4

Published

Windows Service Controller for NodeJs. Install/uninstall, start/stop and verify existence of a Windows service. Print out the current status of the service and list all services available on local machine.

Downloads

141

Readme

winsc - Windows Service Controller for NodeJs

Windows Service Controller for NodeJs. Install/uninstall, start/stop and verify existence of a Windows service. Print out the current status of the service and list all services available on local machine.

| This module works on Microsoft Windows machines only | | --- |

Install NPM

npm install winsc --save

Usage

Import module for Windows Service Controller

let winsc = require('winsc');

Get list of all available services on local machine

let services = await winsc.all();

// services => ["ServiceOne", "ServiceTwo"]

Check existence of provide service name

let doesExists = await winsc.exists('ServiceOne');

// doesExists => true/false

Get status of the service using its name

let serviceStatus = await winsc.status('ServiceOne');

// serviceStatus => "RUNNING" or "STOPPED"

Get details of a given service using its name

let serviceDetails = await winsc.details('ServiceOne');

// serviceDetails => {
//   name: "ServiceOne",
//   displayName: "Service One",
//   startType: "Automatic",
//   exePath: "C:\Windows\System32\serviceone.exe"
//   dependencies: []
// }

| Attention! Install, uninstall, start, stop and startup require administrative privileges! |

| --- |

Install the service providing name, deescription and executable path

let wasInstalled = await winsc.install(
    'ServiceOne', 
    'Demo Service One', 
    'C:\\services\\service-one.exe');

// wasInstalled => true/false

Uninstall the service providing name

let wasUninstalled = await winsc.uninstall('ServiceOne');

// wasUninstalled => true/false

Start an installed service

let wasStarted = await winsc.start('ServiceOne');

// wasStarted => true/false

Stop a running service

let wasStopped = await winsc.stop('ServiceOne');

// wasStopped => true/false

Set the startup type of a service by name

let startupChanged = await winsc.startup('ServiceOne', 'Automatic');

// startupChanged => true/false
// startup type can be 'Automatic', 'Disabled' or 'Manual'

Provided working sample

Inside folder sample you will find a sample of Windows Service created using .NET Framework 4.7.2. In order to try "winsc" please build the .NET application (using Visual Studio 2017/2019).

The Windows Service executable file will be generated in .\sample\SampleWindowsService\SampleWindowsService\bin\Debug\SampleWindowsService.exe. Please check its existence before proceed.

Then run with administrative privileges from the project root folder the following commands on console.

For install the new service:

node ./sample/sample-install.js install

For uninstall the service, run the following command:

node ./sample/sample-install.js uninstall

Enjoy...