add-to-systemd
Advanced tools
Small command line tool to simply add a service to systemd
npm install -g add-to-systemd
# add a node server to systemd (will start it on boot)
add-to-systemd my-new-service "$(which node) server.js --port 8080"
# lets start it right away
systemctl start my-new-service
Full list of options include
Usage: add-to-systemd name [options] command...
--user, -u [user] User the service will run as
--cwd, -c [dir] Set the cwd of the service (Defaults to the current directory)
--nice, -n [integer] Set the process niceness
--env, -e [name=val] Add env vars to the service
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Small command line tool to simply add a service to systemd
We found that add-to-systemd 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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