support for multiple server

[adamchengtkc]

I have two sets of controller that I would like to serve on two different ports. I have looked at #713 but it seems to focus on generating spec.

I have tried manually importing controller according to https://tsoa-community.github.io/docs/routes.html
but the second app would come in empty

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Expected Behavior

Like in vanilla express, possibility to run two separate server on different ports

const app = express();
app.listen(6001, () =>
  console.log(`Serving at port 6001`)
);
const app2 = express();
app2.listen(6001, () =>
  console.log(`Serving at port 6001`)
);

Current Behavior

I have tried manually importing controller according to https://tsoa-community.github.io/docs/routes.html
but the second app would come in empty

import "./controller/app"
const app= express()
RegisterRoutes(app)
app.listen(6000, () =>
  console.log(`Serving at port 6001`)
);

import "./controller/app1"
const app1= express()
RegisterRoutes(app1)
app1.listen(6001, () =>
  console.log(`Serving at port 6001`)
);

Possible Solution

Steps to Reproduce

Context (Environment)

Version of the library: 20.9.0
Version of NodeJS: 5.1.1

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Detailed Description

Breaking change?

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