Linux command
gruyere 命令
文本
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常用示例
Show all processes
gruyere
Show full command details
gruyere --details
Filter by a specific port
gruyere --port [8000]
Filter by current user
gruyere --user
说明
gruyere is a tiny and visually appealing TUI program for viewing and killing processes that are listening on network ports. It provides a cleaner alternative to manually using lsof or ss to find which process occupies a port, presenting the information in a readable terminal interface with the ability to terminate processes directly. The tool displays process names, PIDs, and port numbers in a formatted view, making it easy to identify and manage port conflicts during development.
FAQ
What is the gruyere command used for?
gruyere is a tiny and visually appealing TUI program for viewing and killing processes that are listening on network ports. It provides a cleaner alternative to manually using lsof or ss to find which process occupies a port, presenting the information in a readable terminal interface with the ability to terminate processes directly. The tool displays process names, PIDs, and port numbers in a formatted view, making it easy to identify and manage port conflicts during development.
How do I run a basic gruyere example?
Run `gruyere` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more gruyere examples?
This page includes 4 examples for gruyere, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.