Get the pid(s) of the process on a given port.
$ npm install --save port-pid
Get all the pids on a given port, or filter by udp (UDP) or tcp (TCP):
const pids = require('port-pid');
pids(8017).then(pids => {
console.log(pids.all);
//=> [1234, 5678]
console.log(pids.tcp);
//=> [1234]
console.log(pids.udp);
//=> [5678]
});
MIT © Michael Wuergler
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Get the pid(s) of a process on a given port
We found that port-pid 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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