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I kept getting this annoying problem after following this tutorial which is best described in this gulp thread. https://github.com/JacksonGariety/gulp-nodemon/issues/77. I'm not using gulp but the problem is the same. By adding process.exit() on nodemon quit the problem goes away smoothly. Maybe add this process.exit() hint in the docs here?
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Nodemon as a required module
Nodemon (as of 1.0.0) also works as a required module. At present, you can only require nodemon in to your project once (as there are static config variables), but you can re-run with new settings for a different application to monitor.
By requiring nodemon, you can extend it's functionality. Below is a simple example of using nodemon in your project:
var nodemon = require('nodemon');
nodemon({
script: 'app.js',
ext: 'js json'
});
nodemon.on('start', function () {
console.log('App has started');
}).on('quit', function () {
console.log('App has quit');
process.exit();
}).on('restart', function (files) {
console.log('App restarted due to: ', files);
});
Nodemon will emit a number of events by default, and when in verbose mode will also emit a log event (which matches what the nodemon cli tool echos).
Arguments
The nodemon function takes either an object (that matches the nodemon config) or can take a string that matches the arguments that would be used on the command line:
var nodemon = require('nodemon');
nodemon('-e "js json" app.js');
Methods & Properties
The nodemon object also has a few methods and properties. Some are exposed to help with tests, but have been listed here for completeness:
Event handling
This is simply the event emitter bus that exists inside nodemon exposed at the top level module (ie. it's the events api):
nodemon.on(event, fn)nodemon.addListener(event, fn)nodemon.once(event, fn)nodemon.emit(event)nodemon.removeAllListeners([event])
Note: there's no removeListener (happy to take a pull request if it's needed).
Test utilities
nodemon.reset()- reverts nodemon's internal state to a clean slatenodemon.config- a reference to the internal config nodemon uses