Runing OHIF Viewer as a service without meteor #4
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The most simple way would be to run it with & at the end of the command, I guess. People usually use meteor deploy to deploy to servers. For a local daemon, there are a few suggestions here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15657071/how-to-run-meteor-on-startup-on-ubuntu-server Nothing here is specific to the OHIF Viewer, though. These are general to Meteor. There is no way to run the OHIF Viewer without Meteor, though. |
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Fix config target dir slash
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* chore(version): version.json [skip ci] * chore(version): Update package versions [skip ci] --------- Co-authored-by: ohif-bot <[email protected]>
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I would like tu run OHIF Viewer as a service daemon, and to keep it running when I quit the command line console. It seems like Meteor was made for development purpose and has no daemon running option.
Is there a way to run it as a service with Node.js or another serverside js framework ?
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