getprocess

Description

This code is made to make easier for you take some info about every thread on your PC. You can run this code in two modalities:

• GUI mode: user-friendly and easy to use
  • Follow the options on the screen
• CLI mode: this is the pro mode, I suggest this if you want to use this into a PIPE of programs, or other advanced uses
  • -flussiFolder : Set the csv file(s)
  • -logFile : Set the log position
  • -thread : Choose which thread to analyze
  • -harperLink : Set the HarperDB link
  • -harperToken : Set the HarperDB Token
  • -harperTable : Set the HarperDB Table
  • -harper : Enable/ Disable HarperDB
  • -GUI : Enable/ Disable GUI
  • -booldebug : Enable/ Disable verbose

An example of GUI:

Required

• Windows (v10 or more)

Directories structure

• .gitignore
• LICENSE.md
• .github
  • ISSUE_TEMPLATE
    • bug_report.md
    • feature-request.md
• docs
  • *.md
• flussi (example output)
  • getprocess.csv
• log (example log)
  • trace.log
• getprocess
  • src
    • getprocess.ps1

Execution examples

• Go into the powershell code folder
• Write on the shell: powershell .\getprocess.ps1 (by defaults it runs int GUI mode)
• Some parameters (usable only if you disable GUi mode):
  • -flussiFolder: set the folder where save CSV file, by default "..\flussi"
  • -logFile: set the folder where save log info, by default "..\..\log\trace.log"
  • -GUI: enable or disable GUI mode (only 0 or 1 accepted), by default 1
  • -booldebug: enable or disable debug mode (only 0 or 1 accepted), by default 0

Output location

• *.csv (if enabled) in the location where the code was lauched
• *.log
  • C:/Program Files/getprocess/* on Windows
  • ~/* on linux
  • current location (if you didn't lauch the code with the correct rights)

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Made by Castellani Davide If you have any problem please contact me:

• help@castellanidavide.it
• Issue