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smterminal

v1.0.1

Published

System monitoring for terminal on Linux, OSX and Windows

Downloads

9

Readme

smterminal

NPM Version

System monitoring for terminal on Linux, OSX and Windows

Main Image

Requirements

  • Linux, OSX and Windows
  • Node.js >= v7.6

Installation

npm install smterminal -g

Usage

Start smterminal with the smterminal command

smterminal

For display help page

smterminal --help

Command Flags

smterminal [-main|-proc|-file]
  • -main: Show the main window
  • -proc: Show the running processes window
  • -file: Show the file types window

Keyboard Shortcuts

  • F2 Main Screen
  • F3 File Types Screen
  • F4 Processes Screen

Screens

There are 3 screens.

1) Main Screen (F2)

Main Image

You can focus the table by pressing;

  • F6: CPU Usage
  • F7: Disk Usage

2) File Types Screen (F3)

File Types Image

You can sort the process table by pressing;

  • d: Device Name
  • t: Type
  • s: Size
  • a: Available
  • u: Used

Note: Shortcut key specified on table header cell with (KEY)

3) Processes Screen (F4)

Processes Image

You can sort the process table by pressing;

  • p: Process Id
  • o: Command
  • c: Cpu Usage Percent
  • m: Memory Usage Percent
  • u: User
  • r: Priority

Note: Shortcut key specified on table header cell with (KEY)

You can kill the process; Type ENTER after select the process which you want to kill.

Troubleshooting

If you see question marks or other different characters, try to run it with these environment variables:

LANG=en_US.utf8 TERM=xterm-256color smterminal

If you use Windows Operation System and see the issue about the font view, please follow these instructions;

Windows Command Prompt - Font Support

License

smterminal is an open source project that is licensed under the MIT license.

Donations

Donations are greatly appreciated!

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