node js quit

Node JS Quit

Have you ever been in a situation where your Node JS application is running and you want to stop it? There are two ways you can quit a Node JS application.

Method 1: Using CTRL + C

The simplest way to quit a Node JS application is by using CTRL + C. When you press CTRL + C, the Node JS process will be terminated, and the terminal will be free again.

Method 2: Using process.exit()

If for some reason, you cannot use CTRL + C to quit your Node JS application, you can use the process.exit() method. This method will terminate the Node JS process and exit the application.

    process.exit();
  

The process.exit() method can also take an exit code as an argument. The exit code is a number that represents the status of the application. A successful exit will have an exit code of 0, while an unsuccessful exit will have a non-zero exit code.

    process.exit(1);
  

It is important to note that using process.exit() is not recommended in most cases. It is better to let the Node JS process exit naturally.