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pear-gracedown

v1.0.3

Published

Pear graceful closer

Readme

pear-gracedown

Pear graceful closer

API

Graceful shutdown is where the process exits because it has no more work to do, no I/O handles are open OR SIGINT/SIGTERM handling.

This library runs handlers once on first graceful shutdown signal:

  • 'beforeExit' event
  • SIGINT → sets Bare.exitCode = 130, re-sends SIGINT to Bare.pid after handlers
  • SIGTERM → sets Bare.exitCode = 143, re-sends SIGTERM to Bare.pid after handlers

gracedown(fn[, position])

Registers a graceful shutdown handler.

Returns unregister([unlisten]).

Arguments

  • fn: () => void|Promise<void> handler to run on graceful shutdown
  • position: number priority (default 0). Higher values run earlier. Handlers with the same position run in parallel; positions run high→low in batches.

Calling unregister(true) removes the handler; if no handlers remain and unlisten true listeners are removed. First registration sets up listeners (bare-signals, beforeExit); last unregister cleans them up. Handler errors are caught via safety-catch

License

Apache-2.0