I am running a node webserver using pm2. Since pm2 spawns another process and redirects stdout and stderr to files, I have to look somewhere else for the logs. Ideally, I wo
I believe you can also see the stdout and stderr of a process that is running daemonized by the command pm2 logs
or pm2 logs [app-name]
.
programmatically you can do something like this:
const pm2 = require('pm2')
pm2.connect(function(err) {
if (err) {
console.error(err);
process.exit(2);
}
pm2.start([
{
script : "server.js",
output: "/dev/stdout",
error: "/dev/stderr",
},
]
, function(err, proc) {
if(err) {
throw err
}
});
})
you can easily achieve that by starting another terminal/console and run this command
pm2 log
// logs everything to the terminal except console.log
pm2 logs
// logs everything to the terminal even console.log
Found the answer (their documentation is not that great), just added the --no-daemon
flag, seems to have done it. Although, it appears that it's still logging to the file (even when using the flag) on the first uptime. Once the process gets restarted (I'm watching for file changes) it starts logging out to the console