yvers

Yvers is a new extensible TUI system monitor and a Linux Process Manager based on ytop with numerous improvements and the addition of the capability to dynamically add widgets created by the community.

Installation

yvers currently works on Linux and macOS with support planned for all major platforms.

To install yvers, after installing rust, run on the terminal the command:

$ cargo install yvers

It will install the latest official published version of the crate. Then, to run it, use the command:

$ yvers

Usage

Keybinds

• Quit: q or <C-c>
• Pause: <Space>
• Process navigation:
  • k and <Up>: up
  • j and <Down>: down
  • <C-u>: half page up
  • <C-d>: half page down
  • <C-b>: full page up
  • <C-f>: full page down
  • gg and <Home>: jump to top
  • G and <End>: jump to bottom
• Process actions:
  • <Tab>: toggle process grouping
  • dd: kill selected process or process group
• Process sorting:
  • p: PID/Count
  • n: Command
  • c: CPU
  • m: Mem
• Process filtering:
  • /: start editing filter
  • (while editing):
    • <Enter>: accept filter
    • <C-c> and <Escape>: clear filter
• CPU and Mem graph scaling:
  • h: scale in
  • l: scale out
• ?: toggles keybind help menu

Mouse

• click to select process
• mouse wheel to scroll through processes

How to Install a Patch?

To install a patch, you can clone the git repository then apply the patch from its location.

$ git clone https://github.com/TokieSan/yvers.git

$ cd yvers/

$ git apply/path/to/patch/[patch−name].patch

CLI Options

USAGE:
    yvers [FLAGS] [OPTIONS]

FLAGS:
    -a, --average-cpu    Show average CPU in the CPU widget
    -B, --battery        Show battery widget
    -C, --cpu            Show CPU widget
    -E, --everything     Show all widgets
    -h, --help           Prints help information
    -N, --net            Show Network widget
    -p, --per-cpu        Show each CPU in the CPU widget
    -P, --no-proc        Hide processes widget
    -s, --statusbar      Show a statusbar with the time
    -V, --version        Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -c, --colorscheme <colorscheme>    Set a colorscheme [default: default]
    -i, --interface <interface>      
    The name of the network interface to show in the Net widget. 'all' shows all interfaces [default: all]
    -I, --interval <interval>          
    Interval in seconds between updates of the CPU and Mem widgets. Can specify either a whole number 
    or a fraction with a numerator of 1 [default: 1]