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CLI command implementations
Each command is implemented in its own module and follows a consistent pattern:
- Parse arguments from clap
- Execute the operation
- Format and display results
Re-exports§
pub use by::ByCommand;pub use find_in::InCommand;pub use for_file::ForCommand;pub use free::FreeCommand;pub use freeze::FreezeCommand;pub use info::InfoCommand;pub use kill::KillCommand;pub use list::ListCommand;pub use on::OnCommand;pub use orphans::OrphansCommand;pub use ports::PortsCommand;pub use stop::StopCommand;pub use stuck::StuckCommand;pub use thaw::ThawCommand;pub use tree::TreeCommand;pub use unstick::UnstickCommand;pub use watch::WatchCommand;pub use why::WhyCommand;
Modules§
- by
proc by- Filter processes by name- find_in
proc in- Filter processes by working directory- for_
file proc for- Find processes by file path- free
proc free- Free ports by killing their processes and verifying availability- freeze
proc freeze- Pause processes with SIGSTOP- info
- Info command - Get detailed process information
- kill
proc kill- Kill processes- list
proc list- List processes- on
proc on- Port/process lookup- orphans
proc orphans- Find orphaned processes- ports
proc ports- List all listening ports- stop
- Stop command - Graceful process termination (SIGTERM)
- stuck
proc stuck- Find stuck/hung processes- thaw
proc thaw- Resume frozen processes with SIGCONT- tree
- Tree command - Show process tree
- unstick
- Unstick command - Attempt to recover stuck processes
- watch
proc watch- Real-time process monitoring- why
proc why- Explain why a port is busy or trace process ancestry