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proc-cli

v2.3.0

Published

Semantic CLI tool for process management. Target by port, PID, name or path.

Readme

proc-cli

Semantic CLI tool for process management. Target by port, PID, name or path.

Install

npm install -g proc-cli
yarn global add proc-cli
pnpm add -g proc-cli
bun install -g proc-cli

Other ways to install proc (Homebrew, Scoop, apt, dnf, PyPI, cargo and more): proc-cli.com/install.

Usage

proc on :3000           # what's on port 3000?
proc on 1234            # what is PID 1234, and what ports is it using?
proc kill :3000 :8080   # kill multiple targets
proc by node --in .     # node processes in current directory

Documentation

Full documentation on GitHub

About

This package downloads the native proc binary for your platform from the GitHub release and verifies its SHA-256 checksum. The binary is written in Rust for maximum performance.

The package has no install script. The download happens the first time you run proc, so that run needs network access. To download ahead of time, for example in an image that will run offline, run node install.js in the package directory. If the package directory isn't writable, the binary is stored in ~/.cache/proc-cli/<version> (%LOCALAPPDATA%\proc-cli\<version> on Windows).

The proc command ends the way the binary did: with its exit code, or, when a signal ended it, by the same signal, so a shell and a script see what they would without npm.

License

MIT