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A Node.js module for tracking process spawning and killing.
PSTracker emits spawned
and killed
events for a particular process tracked
by either pid or command (as provided by ps-node).
$ npm install pstracker
Create a tracker for a particular process with a specified pid
:
var psn = require('pstracker');
var t = psn({ pid: 12345 });
// registers listeners for 'spawned' and 'killed' events
t.on('spawned', function (proc) {
console.log('spawned:', proc);
});
t.on('killed', function (proc) {
console.log('killed:', proc);
});
Or use a RegExp to filter command
and arguments
to track a process(es):
var psn = require('pstracker');
var t = psn({
command: 'node',
arguments: '--debug'
});
// register listeners for 'spawned and 'killed' events
...
Note: When multiple process match a filter, individual spawned
and killed
events will be fired per process match.
FAQs
EventEmitter to track process start/stop by process title or pid.
The npm package pstracker receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, pstracker popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that pstracker 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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