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node-runtime-monitor

v0.1.0

Published

Lightweight Node.js runtime monitoring and observability middleware using perf_hooks and native APIs.

Readme

node-runtime-monitor

Lightweight Node.js runtime monitoring for Express apps.

It collects runtime stats (CPU, memory, process info, GC, and event loop behavior), exposes them as JSON, and provides a simple browser dashboard.

Zero external runtime dependencies in Node.js. The dashboard UI uses only Chart.js loaded from a CDN in src/public/index.html.

Install

npm install node-runtime-monitor

Quick start

const express = require('express');
const {
	monitor,
	metricsHandler,
	dashboardHandler,
} = require('node-runtime-monitor');

const app = express();

// Start background metric collection
app.use(monitor({ interval: 5000 }));

// Raw metrics JSON
app.get('/status', metricsHandler);

// Dashboard UI
app.get('/status-dashboard', dashboardHandler({ metricsPath: '/status' }));

app.listen(3000, () => {
	console.log('Server running on http://localhost:3000');
});

What this package exports

The package exports 3 functions:

  • monitor(options?): Starts metric collection (once) and returns an Express middleware.
    • options.interval (number, optional): collection interval in milliseconds.
    • Default: 5000.
  • metricsHandler(req, res): Express route handler that returns all collected metrics as JSON.
  • dashboardHandler(options?): Returns an Express route handler that serves the built-in dashboard HTML.
    • options.metricsPath (string, optional): endpoint the dashboard should call for metrics.
    • Default: /status.

Suggested routes

  • JSON metrics: /status
  • Dashboard: /status-dashboard

License

MIT