Node.js - cmd in windows

[jen...@googlemail.com]

Hi,

working with the node version of TW for a while I have set up several wikis, each of them with its own localhost port. I decided to start them manually via windows batch files, so every node wiki has its own CMD window. It's helpful to see the server starting (or not) but once running I normally don't need the CMD windows. Can I close them or could that cause any problems? If not, the next question would be: Is there a batch command allowing to close the window after a certain time? 

Thanks

Jo

[Eric Shulman]

On Wednesday, February 24, 2016 at 9:12:23 AM UTC-8, jen...@googlemail.com wrote:

working with the node version of TW for a while I have set up several wikis, each of them with its own localhost port. I decided to start them manually via windows batch files, so every node wiki has its own CMD window. It's helpful to see the server starting (or not) but once running I normally don't need the CMD windows. Can I close them or could that cause any problems? If not, the next question would be: Is there a batch command allowing to close the window after a certain time?

In Windows, Use the "taskkill" command.  For options, enter "taskkill /?"

enjoy,

-e

[Simon Eigeldinger]

Hi,

though when you close the cmd window the server gets shut down as well.
so if you want to shut it down just hit ctrl+c in the window you want to
close.
i heard there is also a tool to minimize windows which you can't
minimize to the systray.
so those windows might not be in your way.

greetings,
simon

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[PMario]

Hi Jo,

You could use this little tool: https://www.npmjs.com/package/parallelshell to start all of your servers in one session. ...
If you are not familiar with npm scripts read this: http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/  ... That's where I found parallel shell :)

have fun!
mario