Stomata
Note: Stomata is currently under development and more features and fixes are upcoming
Stomata is a CLI tool for collecting and visualizing system metrics in real-time. It provides a lightweight, terminal-based dashboard to monitor memory, swap, CPU, and other resources with a clean interface. Right now Stomata is very minimalistic and will introduct new features as the development goes on.
Features
- Real-time memory and swap usage gauges
- Minimal dependencies; built with Rust
- Designed as a workspace: includes a reusable library (
Stomata-core) and a CLI (Stomata-cli)
Installation
Install via crates.io:
You can also add the stomata-core crate in your rust project as it is deployed as a separate crate
Building Locally with Cargo
Make sure you have Rust installed on your machine. Stomata is being built using rustc version 1.90.0
Clone the master branch of the repository
Once cloned you can either run cargo build or make build to execute debug build command from the make file. If you want to build the release execute make release
To run the cli, use the command
interval is an optional arguement to give. It is the refresh rate of the metrics to be fetched and rendered on the terminal UI.
How it looks?
Right now stomata just tracks Memory consumption and swap consumption and displays it in a TUI. This is what it looks like
Contributing
This is a very early stage repository. But feel free to suggest features and make issues before starting to work on a pull request.
Contributing guidelines
- Fork the repository before starting to work and making a PR.
- PRs made should be related and linked to an existing issue.
- Before making a new issue check if it is not being duplicated.
- Ask for issues to be assigned to you before starting the work.
- Work only on the issues assigned to you, to avoid other people working on the same issue.
- A contributor may be assigned to only one issue at a time, unless it is blocked by other dependent issues related to the main issue that contributor wants to work on.