portview
latest · 2.1.0See what's on your ports, the processes behind them, and diagnose conflicts and leaks.
- GitHub
- Mapika/portview
- MCP registry
- io.github.mapika/portview
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from web signals · no reviews yet · 2 mentions · 3 reactions (community v3)
- Mentions (reaction sentiment)100/100 · 12% of the weight
- Web signals (ecosystem baseline)58/100 · 88% of the weight
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- GitHub stars · 24 days ago
- ★ 59
- Last commit · 24 days ago
- 3 days ago
- Issue close rate · 24 days ago
- 90%
- Release cadence · 24 days ago
- multiple releases a day
- Latest release · 24 days ago
- v2.1.0
- License · 24 days ago
- MIT
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- Glama · 2 days ago
- Listed ↗
Quotes5
- Show HN: Portview – a diagnostic-first port TUI (Rust, cross-platform) ↗
- Show HN: Portview, A diagnostic-first port viewer for Linux (~930 KB, zero deps) ↗
- Show HN: Portview what's on your ports (diagnostic-first, single binary, Linux) ↗
I built a small CLI tool that answers "what's using my port?" without the lsof/ss/netstat incantation dance.
- Allow to use the whole screen available? ↗
Could it be possible to add an option for a "wider" display? Like, to truncate the command not at 60 chars but probably at something like $COLS - 83 (if I got that number correctly :). If a user is sure about their output, could be a nice a…
- Watch mode redraws ↗
If you compare portview --watch with watch portview, you will notice that your watch implementation probably redraws the whole screen, which leads to some sort of flicker, while procps's watch does that somehow different, and has no flicker…
- Namespace · 17 days ago
- Registry-verified
- Listing completeness · 17 days ago
- 67%
Version history1
- 2.1.0release date unknown