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system-reporter

v1.0.0

Published

This Command Line Interface provides commands for you to run in the terminal to report on your system and can generate reports to a file on your system.

Downloads

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Keywords

clisystemreport

Readme

System Reporter CLI

This Node package provides some simple terminal commands to check things about your current system, and can output the data into a report file on your system.

To run on your system:

  1. Clone this repo
  2. From the root directory run npm link from the command line
  3. Run system-reporter from any folder on your command line
  4. To get information on specific parts of your system use options:
    • OS to learn about your operating system
    • Memory to learn about how much memory you have and how much is used
    • Horsepower to learn about your CPU(s)
    • General to learn about your username and home directory