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@efesto-cloud/teardown

v0.0.4

Published

Teardown type for efesto-cloud

Readme

@efesto-cloud/teardown

Register cleanup functions that run once on SIGINT / SIGTERM before the process exits.

Installation

pnpm add @efesto-cloud/teardown

Requires Node ≥ 24.

Quick Start

import TeardownUtil from "@efesto-cloud/teardown";

const teardown = new TeardownUtil();

teardown
    .register(async () => {
        await server.close();
    })
    .register(async () => {
        await db.close();
    });

On SIGINT or SIGTERM:

  1. Each registered function runs sequentially, in the order they were registered.
  2. The process then exits with code 0.
  3. A second signal while shutdown is already in progress forces exit with code 1.

API

class TeardownUtil {
    constructor();
    register(fn?: () => Promise<void>): this;
}
  • register(fn) — adds a cleanup function. Returns this so calls can be chained.
  • Signal handlers are attached on construction — typically you want a single instance per process.

Notes

  • Failing cleanup functions (rejected promises) will bubble up and bypass later handlers. Wrap with try/catch inside each fn if you need best-effort shutdown.
  • Registration order matters: close things in the reverse order you opened them (HTTP server first, database last, etc.).
  • Only SIGINT and SIGTERM are handled. Uncaught exceptions or other signals do not trigger the handlers.