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•    Javascript

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A rage-y way of killing yo processes. Requires node to be available in your PATH. If you're using a system where the node binary is named nodejs instead, you'll need to symlink it or something.

kill processes

systeminformation - System Information Library for Node.JS

•    Javascript

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Breaking Changes: you will see some minor breaking changes. Read the detailed changelog. Lightweight collection of 40+ functions to retrieve detailed hardware, system and OS information.

system-information sysinfo monitor monitoring os osx freebsd openbsd netbsd cpu cpuload physical-cores logical-cores processor cores threads socket-type memory file-system fsstats diskio block-devices netstats network network-interfaces network-connections network-stats iface processes users internet battery docker docker-stats docker-processes graphics graphic-card graphic-controller gpu display smart disk-layout wifi wifinetworks virtual-box virtualbox vm

Bree - Best job scheduler for Node.js and JavaScript with cron, dates, ms, later, and human-friendly support

•    Javascript

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Bree is the best job scheduler for Node.js and JavaScript with cron, dates, ms, later, and human-friendly support. It uses worker threads (Node.js) and web workers (browsers) to spawn sandboxed processes, and supports async/await, retries, throttling, concurrency, and cancelable jobs with graceful shutdown.

cron simple job crontab scheduler concurrency workers jobs human processes cronjob throttling sandboxed retries ms cancelable job-queue job-scheduler cron-job

sympact - 🔥 Simple stupid CPU/MEM "Profiler" for your JS code.

•    Javascript

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🔥 An easy way to calculate the 'impact' of running a task in Node.JS Coded with ❤️ by Simone Primarosa. Sympact runs a script and profiles its execution time, CPU usage, and memory usage. Sympact then returns an execution report containing the averages of the results.

benchmark profile system impact memory cpu cli nodejs damage pid pids process usage resources benchmarking profiler profiling sys compute calculate impactjs processes isolation vm fork script task tree ram processor

node-worker-nodes - A node

•    Javascript

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A library to run cpu-intensive tasks without blocking the event loop.

nodejs workers processes cluster pool farm

process - An async process dispatcher for Amp.

•    PHP

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This package can be installed as a Composer dependency.amphp/process follows the semver semantic versioning specification like all other amphp packages.

processes amphp multiprocessing async

taskkill - Wrapper for the Windows `taskkill` command. Ends one or more tasks or processes.

•    Javascript

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Wrapper for the Windows taskkill command. Ends one or more tasks or processes.See the taskkill docs for more.

taskkill task kill terminate win win32 pid id process processes services

tasklist - Wrapper for the Windows `tasklist` command

•    Javascript

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Wrapper for the Windows tasklist command. Returns a list of apps and services with their Process ID (PID) for all tasks running on either a local or a remote computer.Cleans up and normalizes the data.

tasklist task list win win32 pid process processes services

process-exists - Check if a process is running

•    Javascript

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Returns a Promise<boolean>.Process ID or name to check.

process processes proc ps pid test testing exists running check

ps-list - Get running processes

•    Javascript

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Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows.The cpu percentage is not supported on Windows.

ps proc process processes list running tasklist

npm-start - 'npm start' written in bash that propagates kill to subprocesses

•    Shell

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'npm start' written in bash that propagates kill to subprocesses

npm start kill all tree processes script bash

RunProcess - Replacement for System.Diagnostics.Process

•    CSharp

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Allows run-time reading from std error and output, and writing to std input.

win32 c-sharp processes

clutch - Makes your Node.js server run as a cluster of processes, without the mess

•    Javascript

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Turn your single process node.js web server into a cluster of multiple processes ('workers'). This allows the server to run on multiple CPUs, and adds an extra layer of redundancy to improve reliability. When clustering, your app becomes a 'master' process which can spawn any number of worker processes. Incoming connections to the listen port are then efficiently load-balanced across these workers by the operating system. Since each worker is its own process, a multi-core CPU can run more than one concurrently. As a result, your server is able to process more requests than it could as a single process, as well as making use of previously un-tapped CPU capacity.

node.js cluster server processes

multiview - Spawn multiple processes and channel their outputs into separate little column views.

•    Javascript

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Spawn multiple processes and channel their outputs into separate little column views. The CLI tool can spawn multiple processes and will separate their outputs into columns. Just execute the cli command multiview and place each sub-command into its own square brackets [].

bash tty multiple multiview tmux multiplex columns stream pipe spawn processes stdout

node-tree-kill - kill trees of processes

•    Javascript

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Kill all processes in the process tree, including the root process. Run a callback when done killing the processes. Passes an error argument if there was an error.

tree trees process processes kill signal

knowledge - 💡 document everything

•    HTML

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This repository is for useful documents. Please edit them. Think of them like blog posts, but living. This is mainly for my own personal use; however, if an article isn't well written, or isn't correct, or needs to be redone, or could use editing, or could be made better, please add, refer, remix, remake, destroy, or otherwise tramsute it into something else. Preferably in the shape of a PR.

knowledge meta processes reasearch to-do-list todo

rexpect - Rust port of pexpect

•    Rust

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The goal is to offer a similar set of functionality as pexpect. For more examples, check the examples directory.

pexpect unix processes pty

current-processes - Node

•    Javascript

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Node.js library to get a snapshot of the currently running processes, OS-agnostic. Needs root/Admin permissions. WMI (specifically wmic) is used to gather the information itself. WMI is fairly slow the first time it's called, it might even take up to 2-3 seconds. Make sure your app will gracefully handle this. Subsequent calls will be much faster.

processes os cpu memory usage tasks tasklist top vtop ps wmi wmic

process - Managing processes with Go

•    Go

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Install Go 1, either from source or with a prepackaged binary.

processes signals

emacs-bpr

•    Emacs

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This package provides logic for async process execution. bpr is very handy for running tests/builds, but you can run any processes with it.

emacs emacs-lisp background-jobs processes