Added ppid support for Linux #13
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July 11, 2018 01:08
…urned object. Added 'ppid' to the test file as well.
fixed stupid mistake, x was being used instead of base 10 and ppid was returning NaN Updated readme to mention that ppid does not work in windows Travis build failing for node 6. Removed ppid test to make sure it was its fault Created separate test for ppid Fixed linter error
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I'm just seeing this falied test on travis now. Apparently it fails on the test for the mem and cpu fields. In line 1759 of the failed build: It shows mem as undefined in a defunct process. Is this a known issue? Because I'm not sure how or if my changes could have caused this. |
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Included new test for ppid (checking if value is a number).
Mentioned Linux exclusivity in the readme.
Fixes #9