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simpmonit

v0.0.5

Published

simple process monitor tool for command line interface.

Downloads

21

Readme

simpmonit

Simple process monitoring tool for command line interface.

Get Started

Install the module globally.

npm install -g simpmonit
simpmonit

or, locally.

npm install simpmonit
npx simpmonit

The program will print out its own resource usage.

Start monitoring...
Estimated time : 60000s
[2940] 2019-06-05 00:12:07.343, CPU : 12%, MEM : 27.4 MB
[2940] 2019-06-05 00:12:08.342, CPU : 1%, MEM : 28.3 MB
[2940] 2019-06-05 00:12:09.347, CPU : 0%, MEM : 28.3 MB
...
Monitoring done!

Basic Usage

> simpmonit [OPTIONS]

-?, --help              Display this help and exit.
-v, --version           Output version information and exit.
-t, --time              Number of times to run monitoring.
-i, --interval          Monitoring interval(milliseconds).
-p, --process           Comma-separated PID values.
-o, --output            Save monitoring results to a file. The results are stored in the 'simpmonit-reports' folder.

Runs 10 times every 500ms and commands to save results.

simpmonit -t 10 -i 500 -o

The results are stored in the 'simpmonit-reports' folder.

> ls ./simpmonit-reports

reports_pid2940_20190605.log

Options

--time : Number of times to run monitoring. default : 60

--interval : Monitoring interval. default: 1s

--process : Comma-separated PID values. default: process.pid

To-Do

  • add output format
  • add report file name pattern
  • make chart