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xparser-daemon

v1.0.8

Published

Daemon for xParser package MODX Revolution.

Downloads

93

Readme

xParserDaemon

Version Downloads

Daemon for xParser package MODX Revolution.

The daemon must be run on the same server on which xParser runs!

Helpful Links

Table of Contents

Installation

Create a folder for the daemon on your server mkdir /dir/path/ and go to it cd /dir/path/. Then you need to install application:

$ yarn add xparser-daemon
or
$ npm install xparser-daemon

Documentation

In addition to configuring the daemon, you need to configure the xParser application itself.

All actions described below we perform from under sudo user.

Config

Create a file app.js in the daemon folder and set your port for the daemon socket:

require('xparser-daemon').run({
    socket: {
        PORT: 3007,
    },
});

Usage

Install process manager pm2. This is to make the daemon run in the background and run when the server starts.

$ npm install pm2 -g

Run the daemon via pm2:

pm2 start app.js --name=xParserDaemon

And save process list:

pm2 save

After that you can register start of the daemon at start of your server:

pm2 startup upstart

You can check the daemon startup status with the command:

pm2 monit

Dependences

For stable work of the daemon requires xParser 1.8.5.

Credits

License

This software is open-source licensed under the MIT license.