Since JavaScript has become one of the most popular programming languages, there is a great demand for Node.js hosting from customers. The CloudLinux Node.js Selector allows to host the JavaScript apps using Node.js 6, 8 or 9.
So, let’s see the remote usage of the cloudlinux- selector utility.
1. Firstly, you will need to create an application via UI or with the command as below:
cloudlinux-selector create --interprete=nodejs --json --app-root=<USER_NAME> --app-uri=<APP_NAME> --app-mode=develompent --version=<VERSION> --domain=<DOMAIN>
2. Next, on the local machine, set up project mapping on the local machine with the created remote application /home/<USER_NAME>/<APP_NAME> (Preferences → Deployments → Add).
3. Then set up the the cloudlinux-selector’s remote commands of (Preferences → Remote SSH External Tools → Add) for the following actions:
- Restart application;
- Install packages;
- Run script;
- Change Node.js version for the application.
You can check for the app’s working at http://DOMAIN/APPLICATION_URL
Restart the application to apply the changes.
This way you can remotely use the cloudlinux-selector utility.
