How to stop app that node.js express 'npm start' -


आप एक्सप्रेस v4.x के साथ node.js ऐप बनाते हैं, तो npm प्रारंभ द्वारा अपना ऐप प्रारंभ करें। मेरा प्रश्न ऐप को कैसे रोकना है? npm स्टॉप 

      
  कोड> / घर / नोडेटेस्ट 2 # एनपीएम स्टॉप & gt; nodetest2@0.0.1 स्टॉप / होम / नोडेटेस्ट 2 & gt; Pkill -s SIGINT nodetest2 pkill: विकल्प 's के लिए अमान्य तर्क - SIGINT एनपीएम ERR! Nodetest2@0.0.1 स्टॉप: `पैकेट एस एसआईजीएनटी नोडेटेस्ट 2` एनपीएम ईआरआर! स्थिति 2 से बाहर निकलें    
 
 
 हां, एनएमएम एक स्टॉप स्क्रिप्ट भी प्रदान करता है:  
  npm help npm-scripts   
 
 क्रिएटॉप, स्टॉप, पोस्टस्टॉप: npm स्टॉप कमांड द्वारा चलाएं।   
 सेट करें अपने package.json में से एक में से एक, और उसके बाद  npm स्टॉप   
  npm help npm-stop   
 का उपयोग करें यदि आप  app.js ,  
 
 = myApp;   
 में सेट करते हैं, तो यह वाकई सरल बनाते हैं, और फिर स्क्रिप्ट्स.जेसन में , "स्क्रिप्ट": {"start": "app.js", "stop": "pkill --signal siginte myapp"}   
 उसने कहा, अगर यह मैं था, तो मैं  pm2  का उपयोग कर रहा हूं या कुछ अन्यथा इसे एक git धक्का के आधार पर संभाला।

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