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Future Forever #1094

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Alexander1414x opened this issue Aug 13, 2020 · 4 comments
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Future Forever #1094

Alexander1414x opened this issue Aug 13, 2020 · 4 comments

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@Alexander1414x
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Alexander1414x commented Aug 13, 2020

Hello
please future fucntion forever to use :

  • forever --delay 15 index.js - restart your file for re-connect again from internet.

  • forever --auto - function , auto detect when file your using to go start.

  • forever --auto --delay 15 - auto restart your file from after re-connect file and re-detect again .

  • forever --monitoring -delay 15 , deep active from your restart file and re-connect from VPS\VDS again.

  • forever --auto -save-file - auto save file for your really time coding about, nodemon your restarting and save your file from your coding.

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kibertoad commented Aug 22, 2020

@Alexander1414x Forever is no longer under active development and full relies on the community for new features. Would you be open to submit a PR?

@framerate
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@kibertoad this is actually news to me, is there info on this anywhere? What is the alternative people are using these days?

Thanks!

@kibertoad
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kibertoad commented Jun 7, 2021

@framerate Yes. Literally the first paragraph in the readme :). For modern dockerized production environments you are actually encouraged not to use anything: https://github.com/goldbergyoni/nodebestpractices#-83-let-the-docker-runtime-handle-replication-and-uptime
For development needs nodemon is a better alternative.

@framerate
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Oh goodness. I missed that line, thank you. I'm used to seeing big alerts at top of readme warning of deprecation I guess :(

Thanks for the best practices readme. I've never seen that before. Been around a long time and still using what always worked but just learned or forevers death.

Thanks!

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