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systeminfo-logging

v1.0.8

Published

A (slow) CLI tool for displaying system information of your machine

Downloads

620

Readme

systeminfo-logging | Source

A really slow CLI system info logging tool - written in JS. I didn't create it for others to use - it's just a way to familiarize me with creating NPM tools and packages. Even though I don't recommend using it, if you do: I would be grateful if you give me tips on how to optimize or make the tool better!

Usage

Run npx systeminfo-logging - installing the package will do practically nothing. If you wish to use it globally, run npm i systeminfo-logging -g to install the package script globally on your machine. To test it, start a new terminal session in a desired directory and run sysinfo - in this case, exactly sysinfo and not systeminfo-logging. It is advised to have the latest Node.js version.

TODO

  • Optimize it so it runs for as fast as 0.5 seconds, if possible, even less
  • Grow the project further