Module core 

Core abstractions for process and port management

This module provides cross-platform abstractions for working with system processes and network ports.

Re-exports

pub use apply::apply_to_each;

pub use filters::apply_filters;

pub use filters::guard_targets;

pub use filters::matches_by_filter;

pub use filters::matches_in_filter;

pub use filters::require_in_dir;

pub use filters::require_in_dir_live;

pub use filters::resolve_in_dir;

pub use filters::ruled_out_by;

pub use filters::sort_ports;

pub use filters::sort_processes;

pub use filters::Guards;

pub use filters::PortSortKey;

pub use filters::SortKey;

pub use filters::StatusFilter;

pub use name_match::classify;

pub use name_match::matches_name;

pub use name_match::Hit;

pub use name_match::NameMatch;

pub use name_match::Names;

pub use port::parse_port;

pub use port::PortInfo;

pub use port::Protocol;

pub use process::parse_signal_name;

pub use process::escape_control;

pub use process::is_thread;

pub use process::Process;

pub use process::ProcessStatus;

pub use process::RawText;

pub use target::comma_notice;

pub use target::find_ports_for_pid;

pub use target::flatten_targets;

pub use target::parse_target;

pub use target::parse_targets;

pub use target::resolve_target;

pub use target::resolve_targets;

pub use target::resolve_targets_excluding_self;

pub use target::validate_target_arg;

pub use target::with_ports;

pub use target::Resolved;

pub use target::TargetType;

Modules

apply

Run one action over several processes and sort the results

filters

Shared filter utilities used across commands

name_match

How a name target (and a --by filter) is compared with a process.

port

Port discovery and management

process

Cross-platform process abstraction

target

Target resolution - Convert user input to processes