v1.1.1

sysmonitoring

Documentation

sysmonitoring is a lightweight open-source and easy-to-use npm module for real-time system monitoring. It provides detailed insights into system performance, such as CPU, RAM, and program latency, in an intuitive and modern dashboard interface.

• V1.1.1
  • Light/Dark mode 🌞/🌙
  • Redirect API calls if they're incorrect
  • Minor fix

Installation

To install sysmonitoring, run the following command in your project directory:

npm install sysmonitoring

Example

const MonitoringDashboard = require('sysmonitoring');

// Create a new monitoring dashboard instance
const monitor = new MonitoringDashboard({
    port: 3000, // Port number (optional)
    showCpuLoad: true, // Show CPU load in the dashboard (optional)
    showMemoryUsage: true, // Show memory usage in the dashboard (optional)
    showPing: true, // Show network ping (optional)
    refreshInterval: 1000 // Refresh interval for stats (optional)
});

// Start the server to serve the monitoring dashboard
monitor.startServer();

// Example: Stop the server after 30 seconds
setTimeout(() => {
    monitor.stopServer(); // Stops the monitoring server
    console.log('Server stopped');
}, 30000);

SysMonitoring v1.0.1

SysMonitoring v1.0.1

sysmonitoring is a lightweight open-source and easy-to-use npm module for real-time system monitoring. It provides detailed insights into system performance, such as CPU, RAM, and program latency, in an intuitive and modern dashboard interfac

Installation

To install sysmonitoring, run the following command in your project directory:

npm install sysmonitoring

Example

const MonitoringDashboard = require('sysmonitoring');

// Create a new monitoring dashboard instance
const monitor = new MonitoringDashboard({
    port: 3000, // Port number (optional)
    showCpuLoad: true, // Show CPU load in the dashboard (optional)
    showMemoryUsage: true, // Show memory usage in the dashboard (optional)
    showPing: true, // Show network ping (optional)
    refreshInterval: 1000 // Refresh interval for stats (optional)
});

// Start the server to serve the monitoring dashboard
monitor.startServer();

// Example: Stop the server after 30 seconds
setTimeout(() => {
    monitor.stopServer(); // Stops the monitoring server
    console.log('Server stopped');
}, 30000);