This app scans for processes based on the network ports currently in use. The primary use case for me is to be able to easily scan for and terminate stray processes using development ports I need.
For instance, port 8080 is a port commonly used for development. So if it's in use, I can easily scan for that port with this app and terminate whatever process is using that port.
Built on top of Svelte Electron Boilerplate.
There are pre-built binaries in the Releases section. Otherwise, run the build script for your platform.
- MacOS -
npm run build-mac - Windows -
npm run build-win - Linux -
npm run build-lnx
- MacOS (builds and signs macOS app) -
npm run release-mac-x64|npm run release-mac-arm64
The Windows version can also scan for WSL processes. However, this functionality depends on lsof.
If it's not installed, then you'll get an error dialog that will tell you to install it.
Optionally, you can just disable checking for WSL processes on the app.
npm iStart the app in the dev environment. This starts the renderer process in hot-module-replacement mode and starts a webpack dev server that sends hot updates to the renderer process:
npm devIf you don't see anything in the window, press Cmd + R (Control + R on Windows) to reload the page. This happens when the Electron app launches before the web app. Give it a few seconds; you should see the "Your application is ready~! 🚀" message in the terminal.
- App shows an error alert when after trying to terminate a WSL process even after successfully terminating the process.
- If you click the SCAN button and the process disappears from the list, then it was terminated.
- Processes running within WSL v1 will not show up