I'm having some issues with ending a node process after an X amount of seconds.
I tried some things of this nature:
setTimeout(() => { process.exit(0) }, 5000)
I have tried passing 1 into .exit()
. I tried .kill()
, and .abort()
. I can't seem to find a solution!
I'm running a loop that is initiated after setTimeout.
The loop looks like this:
let ran = 0;
while(true) {
ran ;
console.log(ran)
}
CodePudding user response:
One approach is to replace the loop with recursive setTimeout
:
let ran = 0;
function f() {
ran ;
console.log(ran)
setTimeout(f, 0);
}
f();
setTimeout(() => { process.exit(0) }, 5000)
This allows process.exit(0)
to be called between two iterations.