Allows you to control system services using the systemctl command easily and asynchronously
This simple node module allows you to control system services using the systemctl command easily and asynchronously.
There are two ways to use systemctl depending on your needs:
// For ES6:
import systemctl from 'systemctl'
// For ES5:
var systemctl = require('systemctl')
// Start a service
systemctl.start('service-name').then(output => console.log)
// Check if a service is enabled
systemctl.isEnabled('service-name').then(enabled => {
console.log((enabled ? 'Enabled' : 'Not enabled'));
})
// For ES6:
import systemctl from 'systemctl/run'
// For ES5:
var systemctl = require('systemctl/run')
// Start a service
systemctl('start', 'service-name').then(output => console.log)
FAQs
Allows you to control system services using the systemctl command easily and asynchronously
We found that systemctl demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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