.jobs.kill

Liatir.jobs.kill() stops a running async process job.

Signature

kill(jobId: string): Promise<boolean>

kill(job_id) -> bool

kill(job_id)

INFO

Liatir provides managed Rust and C++ libraries for Native/WASM Plugins. This app bridge is Native-only; WASM stays isolated.

kill(job_id: &str) -> Result<Value>

C++ example setup.

bool killed = liatir::invoke("lia_jobs_kill", {{"jobId", job_id}}).get<bool>();

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
jobId	string	Unique identifier for the job.

Parameter	Type	Description
job_id	str	Unique identifier for the job.

Example

const killed = await Liatir.jobs.kill(jobId);

if (killed) {
  console.log('Job terminated successfully');
}

killed = ctx.liatir.jobs.kill(job_id)

if killed:
    print('Job terminated successfully')

killed <- ctx$liatir$jobs$kill(job_id)
if (isTRUE(killed)) message("Job terminated successfully")

INFO

Liatir provides managed Rust and C++ libraries for Native/WASM Plugins. This app bridge is Native-only; WASM stays isolated.

let killed = ctx.liatir.jobs().kill(job_id)?;
if killed.as_bool() == Some(true) {
    println!("Job terminated successfully");
}

C++ example setup.

bool killed = liatir::invoke("lia_jobs_kill", {{"jobId", job_id}}).get<bool>();
if (killed) std::cout << "Job terminated successfully\n";

Return value

Returns true if the job was successfully killed, false otherwise.

Notes

Use this method with caution.