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Automatic browser refresh on file change or update is what you can call it. NodeJuice is a set of tools which allows you to develop with a push connection to your web browser. JavaScript V8 Seeker Server and Web Server Gateway Interface. nodeJuice Seeker Server works with all other servers including Apache, Passenger, Nginx, Cherokee, and more. A web server isn't required, NodeJuice comes with one in case you forgot yours. It runs on NodeJS; a low level non-blocking network ready process with many capabilities. This is a tool that every web developer needs and has wanted for a very long time. IRC @ #node.js
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Kill comand help is displayed after using Ctrl + C to stop nodejuice #10

Open cyberalex4life opened 9 years ago

cyberalex4life commented 9 years ago

I don't know if this is a bug or not, but this is what I get on ubuntu 14.04 amd64 after stopping nodejuice:

Sidekick Server(14854)

Seeker Server(14855) { host: null , port: 8010 , fetch: { host: "localhost" , port: 80 } } { host: null , port: 8002 , delay: 90 , wait: 500 , browser: { navigate: false , scroll: { lkp: "yes" , sync: "yes" , speed: 200 } } , add: true , remove: true , touch: true , access: false , bits: true , save: true , dir: true , ignore: [{ } , { } , { } , { } , { } , { } ] } ^C

nodejuice shuting down... goodbye

Usage: kill [options] [...]

Options:

[...] send signal to every listed -, -s, --signal specify the to be sent -l, --list=[] list all signal names, or convert one to a name -L, --table list all signal names in a nice table -h, --help display this help and exit -V, --version output version information and exit For more details see kill(1).
stephenlb commented 9 years ago

Seems like the pid killer isn't working. do you still have ~node~ pids running after?

cyberalex4life commented 9 years ago

I checked if there is any node* proccess after and it isn't.

cyberalex4life commented 9 years ago

Ok, two node processes are usually started by nodejuice. I saved their pids from gnome-system-monitor, and, after killing nodejuice, I ran ps -p !pid!

This command doesn't show anything after killing nodejuice.

cyberalex4life commented 9 years ago

I mention that I use nodejs v0.10.25 from ubuntu repositories, and it is linked in symlinks folder to node

stephenlb commented 9 years ago

Ah, so this sounds like it IS working indeed, but there's a side effect output somewhere that's not captured.