Proc CLI

What it does

Semantic CLI tool for process management. Target by port, process id (PID), name or path. proc on :3000 # what's on port 3000? proc for/script.py # what's running this file? proc by node --in --min-cpu 5 # node in cwd using >5% CPU proc kill :3000,:8080,node # kill mixed targets at once proc info :3000,1234 # info for port + PID

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