So I am able to setup Botpress bot engine to my Alibaba Cloud VPS instance but immediately I exit the terminal, the engine stops. Would anyone kindly help me know how to persist the instance after I exit the terminal.
I am using the pre-compiled binaries. I ran this on the terminal:
./bp
To let the bp binary running after you leave the terminal, simply launch the command followed by an ampersand:
./bp &
This will instruct your shell to run Botpress in the background.
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Just as the question says.
I am writing a node.js application and I want the app to be able to determine how it will output status text based off what terminal is in use, the integrated terminal or an external one.
The readline package clearline and cursorto and stdout in general does not seem to work in the vscode terminal, so, no single line updating status messages.
The VSCode integrated terminal sets the TERM_PROGRAM environment variable to vscode. [1]
You can check this in node.js: [2]
process.env.TERM_PROGRAM == "vscode"
I have created a web application using React framework. I am able to Run it in localhost using npm start command.
I have a server in AWS ubuntu 14.04. I have uploaded all code there and run the application using npm command. It is working well. But if i close the terminal then it has been stopped. I know we need to run that instance or service. But how can we do it forever without any UI of ubuntu?
Did you link the public directory's file(HTMl/PHP file) to your dedicated host server?
If not, Look to do how to setup it with AWS in local you can do it with virtual hosting. I'm sure in AWS there'll be any same way to do.
You can use a library called forever which will keep the process running in the background.
https://github.com/foreverjs/forever
I'm researching Node.js on IBM i server to see if I can write some node.js code on this platform to assess it's capabilities with existing RPG and CL programs.
What's the best/quickest way to check if the IBM i I'm logged into has correct PTFs to run Node.js?
Is there a command or set of commands I can run to easily check the IBM i environment is ready for node.js scripts to be run?
Googling turned up
Node.js PTFs. Not sure if this is the best answer though, so would be grateful for any other contributions.
Write and run a hello world node.js program.
Start the Pase shell environment, from the command line:
CALL QP2TERM
Create the hello world program:
echo "console.log('hello world')" > hello.js
Run it:
node hello.js
I'm very newby in node.js world, and I'm doing the first steps, but I can't step forward because when I try to do any operation from node.js command prompt in Windows 10, the node.js console is opened and closed very fast and I haven't time enough to read the errors or anything that is written on console. Is there any way to configure node.js to stop the console before to quit it? Or to execute on same opened Node.js command prompt.
For example I'm unable to read the version of different modules installed, the console opens and closes very fast.
I've tried windows standard command line, node.js command prompt, an application called cmder, and in all instructions related to node it throws a new window with node.exe. If the command waits user prompt the console (node.exe) is paused, but when I try an application that only log some data (like npm --version) I can't see the result, because after log, the console is closed.
Some time ago, I've tried in Windows 7, and I remember that the node prompt was opened on the same command console. I don't know if it's the SO, or the node.js version (4.4.4 LTS).
Ouch! I've found the solution, I was trying to avoid the annoying "run as administrator" dialog and I've configured the node application properties checking the flag "Compatibility > Run This Program As An Administrator". That was the source of all my problems!
Hope it helps anyone!
I've installed node on my ubuntu virtual private server and I SSH into it.
I run
$nodejs index.js
but after running the file, I'm now stuck in the node command prompt and I can only get out by pressing ctrl-C. But doing that stops my nodejs server.
I want to run my server and then go back to the shell and do other things. How do I do this?
Use PM2. It is a process manager. You can do whatever after initiate this on the server.
https://github.com/Unitech/pm2