I am trying to run ionic serve in the background so I can test it via my rails app on circle ci. I thought I could do it with:
nohup bash -c \"ionic serve --noli
Here's a method that actually works (sorry so late)
sleep 999999999 | ionic serve -b &
I think there's an easy way in ionic v3, but this works for v1
Why do you want it to run in background on CI ?
It should be ok to run the command directly before your test:
ionic serve --nolivereload --nobrowser &
Your CI should kill all the triggered process once its done...
Update:
If your CI does not kill the triggered process, you could do something like this:
ionic serve --nolivereload --nobrowser &
ionicpid=$!
your_test_command_here
kill -15 $ionicpid
It should work on CI if all of these commands are in the same job.
On CircleCI I have found this setup to work well
machine:
node:
version: v7.4.0
test:
pre:
- npm run webdriver-update
- ionic serve --nolivereload --nobrowser --port 8101:
background: true
- sleep 15
override:
- npm run e2e
You could use screen
:
screen -d -m -L ionic serve --nolivereload --nobrowser