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Utility executable to kill multiple processes by regular expression pattern match.
Converts the output of ps(1) into an object graph and finds pids that match specified patterns.
This module may also be used as a library require('cli-die'), see killer.js.
npm i -g cli-die
npm test
Run die help for the program manual, use die help <cmd> for individual command man pages.
Usage: die <args> <ptn...> -- <psargs>
Kill groups of processes.
Commands:
column, c Print column names.
graph, g Print parsed object graph.
match, m Print processes that match patterns.
kill, k Kill processes that match patterns.
help Show help for commands.
Options:
-f, --filter=[name...] Filter columns, only include named columns.
-c, --cmd Executable name only in command column.
--[no]-color Enable or disable terminal colors.
-U=[uid] Display processes for a real uid.
-u=[username] Display processes for a username.
--help Display this help and exit.
--version Print version and exit.
Report bugs to muji <noop@xpm.io>.
Everything is MIT. Read the license if you feel inclined.
Generated by mdp(1).
FAQs
Kill multiple processes
We found that cli-die demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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