I've build React Apps:
npm run build
and installed globally serve package:
npm install -g serve
and run it:
serve -s build
How do I stop it?
I've tried serve help
but it doesn't show any stop option
Options:
-a, --auth Serve behind basic auth -c, --cache Time in milliseconds for caching files in the browser -n, --clipless Don't copy address to clipboard (disabled by default) -C, --cors Setup * CORS headers to allow requests from any origin (disabled by default) -h, --help Output usage information -i, --ignore Files and directories to ignore -o, --open Open local address in browser (disabled by default) -p, --port <n> Port to listen on (defaults to 5000) -S, --silent Don't log anything to the console -s, --single Serve single page applications (sets `-c` to 1 day) -u, --unzipped Disable GZIP compression -v, --version Output the version number
Use the npm start to start a package. As of the [email protected], you can make use of custom arguments when executing scripts. This command is used to stop a package. This command will run the stop script that is provided by the package.
Ctrl+Z suspends it, which means it can still be running. Ctrl+C will actually kill it.
You can stop the process on the console like any other process: Ctrl + c
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See https://superuser.com/questions/103909/how-to-stop-a-process-in-terminal
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