$ npm install process-top
A "top" like module for your Node.js process. Collects CPU usage etc.
npm install process-top
const top = require('process-top')()
setInterval(function () {
// Prints out a string containing stats about your Node.js process.
console.log(top.toString())
}, 1000)
Running the above will print something similar to:
cpu: 0.4% | rss: 32 MB (0.2%) | heap: 5.1 MB / 8.1 MB (63.5%) | ext: 8.8 KB | delay: 0 ms | 00:00:52 | loadavg: 0.52, 0.37, 0.31
cpu
is cpu usage by the process in the last ~5s.rss
is how much rss
memory Node has allocated out of your total memory.heap
is how much heap you are using vs total heap.ext
is how much external memory Node.js is using (ie, Buffers etc).delay
is event loop delay the last ~5s.00:00:00
is the runtime of the processloadavg
is the current loadavg of the machine.top = processTop()
Create a new process top object.
top.cpu()
Returns a CPU stats object.
top.memory()
Returns a memory stats object.
top.delay()
Returns the event loop delay.
top.runtime()
Returns the runtime in ms.
top.loadavg()
Returns the load average of the machine.
top.toString()
Returns a human friendly string representation of the top object.
top.destroy()
Destroy the top object.
top.toJSON()
Return the stats as JSON.
There is also a CLI tool available.
npm install -g process-top
process-top my-cool-program.js
The CLI will print a top.toString()
line every 1s the program is running.
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