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tabby-sysmon

v0.1.0

Published

System monitoring sidebar for Tabby Terminal

Readme

tabby-sysmon

System monitoring panel for Tabby Terminal. Displays real-time hardware metrics for local machine and remote servers over SSH.

Features

  • CPU — usage percentage, per-core breakdown
  • RAM — used / total, usage percentage
  • Disk — used / total per mount point
  • Network — upload / download speeds (delta-based)
  • TCP Connections — active connection count
  • Local monitoring via systeminformation
  • Remote monitoring via SSH — supports Linux and Windows servers
  • Collapsible bottom panel with drag-to-resize
  • Automatic SSH session detection and switching

Requirements

  • Tabby Terminal v1.0.230 or later

Installation

From npm

cd ~/.config/tabby/plugins   # Linux
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/tabby/plugins   # macOS
cd %APPDATA%\tabby\plugins   # Windows
npm install tabby-sysmon

From source

git clone https://github.com/Zigrane/tabby-sysmon.git
cd tabby-sysmon
npm install
npm run build

Then copy package.json and dist/ to your Tabby plugins directory:

<tabby-plugins>/node_modules/tabby-sysmon/
├── package.json
└── dist/
    └── index.js

Restart Tabby after installation.

Configuration

Open Settings → Plugins → tabby-sysmon to configure:

  • Panel position and default height
  • Polling intervals (metrics and connections)
  • Visible sections (CPU, RAM, Disk, Network, TCP)
  • Collapsed state on startup

Screenshot

tabby-sysmon panel

What gets published where

GitHub — full source (29 files)

.gitignore, .npmignore, LICENSE, README.md
package.json, package-lock.json
tsconfig.json, webpack.config.mjs
src/
├── index.ts
├── interfaces/          (metrics.ts, ssh-session.ts)
├── services/            (7 services)
├── components/sidebar/  (.ts, .pug, .scss)
├── components/settings/ (.ts, .pug, .scss)
└── utils/               (format.ts, parse-linux-stats.ts, parse-windows-stats.ts)

npm — runtime only (4 files, ~27 kB packed)

LICENSE
README.md
package.json
dist/index.js      (123 kB, webpack UMD bundle)

Source code, configs, and lock file are excluded via .npmignore.

Author

Zigrane

License

MIT