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poop's Issues

Usage Example

Hi @cjihrig,
Is there a usage example (or guide/tutorial/blogpost) to help beginners get started using Poop?
I read the source and
tests to understand the module, but feel others would benefit from a simple explanation.
I can send a PR with some copy if you don't have time to write it.

USR1 test failing

The second test (which uses the USR1 signal) is failing on node 0.11.14. The second snapshot is not being written out. The problem does not exist in 0.10.x or 0.11.13. Encountered this while updating to hapi 7 and lab 5, but the problem exists on master prior to making these changes.

UPDATE: Simply requiring hapi seems to cause problems with the heapdump module. The following test case hangs in 0.11.14. Also see bnoordhuis/node-heapdump#41

var Hapi = require('hapi');
var HeapDump = require('heapdump');

HeapDump.writeSnapshot(function () {

    console.log('writeSnapshot() callback');
});

Append instead of overwrite

Don't you think it would be better to use fs.appendFile instead of the current strategy ?
Auto-restarting services will erase the previous crash.

Windows 8.1 node-gyp rebuild failure

Hey there, I was trying to install poop for one of my projects on my windows machine. However It always fails with "Failed at the [email protected] install script 'node-gyp rebuild'. "

Is there any suggestions you would be able to offer me for a solution?

Option to not create a heapdump

Hi, this is a great tool. I find it very useful. Just one question, is there an option to not create a heapdump? I just want the poop.log, but I don't want this huge heapdump file. Thanks.

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