tcping 1.2.4

Example

$ tcping github.com:443


Resolved address in 0.9340 ms

Probing 140.82.113.4:443/tcp - Port is open - time=12.7510ms

Probing 140.82.113.4:443/tcp - Port is open - time=12.4270ms

Probing 140.82.113.4:443/tcp - Port is open - time=11.4410ms

Probing 140.82.113.4:443/tcp - Port is open - time=12.7510ms


--- 140.82.113.4:443 tcping statistics ---

4 probes sent, 4 successful, 0.00% packet loss

Round-trip min/avg/max = 11.4410ms/12.3425ms/12.7510ms

Address resolved in 0.9340 ms

Installation

This project is built with Rust and Cargo. To install Rust and Cargo, follow the instructions here.

To build the project, navigate to the project directory and run:

cargo build --release

This will create an executable in the ./target/release directory.

Running

To run the executable, navigate to the ./target/release directory and run:

./target/release/tcping

Usage

tcping <host:port> [-c count] [-t] [-e] [-j] [-o mode]

Where:

• host:port is the host and port to ping
• -c count specifies the number of times to ping the host (default: 4)
• -t enables continuous pinging
• -e exits immediately after a successful probe
• -j calculates and displays jitter
• -o mode sets the output mode (normal, json, csv)
• -h displays help
• -V displays version

About

This tool allows you to measure the latency to a server using TCP. It is built with Rust and uses the clap library for command line argument parsing.

Special thanks

Thanks to Jetbrains for supporting this small open source project!