Hi All:
With no experience on Node.js, I follow the official guide to start my
TiddlyWiki Node.js instance.
I am doing that for one month since 5.0.16-beta.
While, working with more than one Node.js consoles sometimes makes me
puzzle.
So I create an AutoHotKey script to help that (sorry, only for Windows).
Now I can have a central control as the screenshot below, to :
- have a ListView with summarized information
- port
- editions
- path
- console up-time
- choose to open different browser
- auto popup "central control" for new consoles
- open Node.js console from "central control"
- copy path / open in Explorer
The detection is done by adding special title to Node.js console with
Windows command line
(the first parameter of -- start "xxx" )
start "%tw-path% * 127.0.0.1:%tw-port% * %tw-msg%" cmd /C node tiddlywiki.js
^
%tw-path% ^
--verbose ^
--server %tw-port% $:/core/save/all text/plain text/html %1 %2^
|| exit 1
Now, I am wondering if some of you will be interested in this AutoHotKey
script.
Or, could this be implemented by Node.js to benefit more community members.
So far, I have collected some possible resource as below. But still have no
idea if I have the ability to do this in Node.js.
https://github.com/oOthkOo/supervizer -- A NodeJS daemon process manager
to spawn/start/stop node app
https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/modules -- keyword "restarting"
https://www.npmjs.org/search?q=monitor%20console
https://www.npmjs.org/search?q=restart%20console
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