How to stop server, mid process?
See original GitHub issueHi, when using webpack’s HMR, and changing the server’s port, it leaves the previous Koa server still in tact on another port.
How can I stop the Koa server mid-stage, allowing HMR to restart another one?
Is there a koa.close
like there is a server.close
?
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- Created 8 years ago
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@juliangruber 's solution totally works, but here is a simpler one.
this should do the trick:
for more questions like this, please post on stackoverflow because it’s more about usage than bugs or improvements to koa.