Stop plugin

Call this endpoint to stop and kill the plugin programatically. This will stop the plugin as soon as it responds to the request, so don't wait for a response, because if the plugin answers then there was an error turning it off

You can double check if the plugin is not running by making a request to get the version

Method: GET

Relative URL: /apagar

Example response: It shoud not answer the request

Example (JavaScript client side)

try {
    await fetch("http://localhost:8000/apagar");
    // Error stopping plugin, it should not answer the call
} catch (e) {
    // The plugin did not answer, likely it is turned off
    console.log(e)
}