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Bugs
- No apparent bugs in the current implementation.
Optimizations
- Consider separating the configurations into environment-specific files to improve scalability and maintainability.
- The commented-out section could be removed if it's not intended to be used, making the code cleaner.
Good points
- The code follows the PM2 configuration structure correctly.
- It utilizes namespacing for better organization in PM2.
- Use of comments to indicate potential future expansions (API configuration).
Summary
This is a clean and straightforward PM2 configuration file for managing Node.js applications. It defines an application (tt) with its associated namespace thingtime. The use of comments suggests a forward-looking approach to potential expansions, although that also indicates areas where optimization may be needed for future maintainability and clarity.
Open source alternatives
- PM2 itself is an open-source process manager for Node.js that you are currently configuring.
- Forever: Another Node.js script manager for process management that could be an alternative to PM2.
- nodemon: While not exactly the same as PM2, nodemon can be used for automatically restarting the node application when file changes are detected.