Assuming that the electron application is using Node.js as the server, the process to restart the server would involve stopping the current server process and then starting it again. This can be achieved using the following steps:
ps -ef | grep node
.kill <PID>
to stop the server process.npm start
or node <server filename>
.Alternatively, this process can be automated by including a script in the package.json
file of the Electron application that runs the server restart command. For example, the following script would stop the current server process and start a new one:
"scripts": {
"restart-server": "killall node && npm start"
}
This script can be run using the command npm run restart-server
.
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Asked: 2023-06-08 03:21:12 +0000
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