Shell script. #65

[viveknathani]

Wrote the script required for #65. Please review it.

[anandbaburajan]

Also @viveknathani should we have a script to stop all of them? I'm not sure if that's used by devs. Let us know what you think/find! @anaswaratrajan PTAL over this PR. I'm looking into the docker PRs. Thanks!

[viveknathani]

Also @viveknathani should we have a script to stop all of them? I'm not sure if that's used by devs. Let us know what you think/find! @anaswaratrajan PTAL over this PR. I'm looking into the docker PRs. Thanks!

In order to stop them, you just have to do CTRL+C over them. The way I see it, it is a trivial task.

[anandbaburajan]

In order to stop them, you just have to do CTRL+C over them. The way I see it, it is a trivial task.

We need to run sudo systemctl stop mongod to stop mongod, right?

[viveknathani]

In order to stop them, you just have to do CTRL+C over them. The way I see it, it is a trivial task.

We need to run sudo systemctl stop mongod to stop mongod, right?

yes, right. I was talking about the Node.js servers...

[viveknathani]

@manishprivet
No. The script does not pause. Line 19 ends with a '&' which pushes the command into the background and allows the remainder of the script to continue.

About the directory structure, you may read the content on this link.
#65 (comment)

[manishprivet]

@manishprivet
No. The script does not pause. Line 19 ends with a '&' which pushes the command into the background and allows the remainder of the script to continue.

About the directory structure, you may read the content on this link.
#65 (comment)

Yeah I just noticed that, my bad. But correct me if I'm wrong, when we press Ctrl+C, will that close all three processes, or just one?

[viveknathani]

@manishprivet
No. The script does not pause. Line 19 ends with a '&' which pushes the command into the background and allows the remainder of the script to continue.
About the directory structure, you may read the content on this link.
#65 (comment)

Yeah I just noticed that, my bad. But correct me if I'm wrong, when we press Ctrl+C, will that close all three processes, or just one?

Just one. Gotta press three times for the three Node.js servers.

[anastr0]

Lgtm. Can you try running the script from package.json? Either for dev or a custom run-script is okay too.

After you're done, please add instructions and necessary notes in the readme file. Thanks!

[viveknathani]

All right. I made changes in package.json file and README.md file.

[anastr0]

Thanks for your contribution! :D