kill.ts

// Name: Kill
// Description: Immediately terminates a Windows process using `taskkill /F /im <name.exe>`
// Keyword: kill
// Pass: /.*\.exe/gm

import "@johnlindquist/kit"
import { showError } from "@josxa/kit-utils"
import fkill from "fkill"

const cache = await db({ recents: ["node.exe"] as string[] })

let process =
  arg.pass ??
  (await arg({ placeholder: "Type the name of a program to kill", choices: cache.recents, alwaysOnTop: true }))

process = process.replace(/\.exe$/, "")

cache.recents = Array.from(new Set(cache.recents).add(process))
cache.write().then()

const onSuccess = async () => {
  await div({
    alwaysOnTop: false,
    width: 100,
    html: md("## ✅☠"),
    onInit() {
      setName("")
      setDescription("Success")
      setTimeout(exit, 1500)
    },
  })
}

try {
  await fkill(process, { force: true, tree: true, ignoreCase: true, forceAfterTimeout: 5000 })
  await onSuccess()
} catch (err) {
  if (err instanceof Error && err.message.includes("There is no running instance of the task.")) {
    await div(md("## There is no running instance of the task."))
  } else if (err instanceof Error && err.message.includes("Killing process node failed")) {
    // Ok, this is expected: https://github.com/sindresorhus/fkill/pull/30
    await onSuccess()
  } else {
    await showError(err, "Failed to kill process")
  }
  exit()
}