raskrebs

Good point

Ahhh yes sure, but not too worried about that i think. Its not so difficult to create, but to innovate and maintain requires participation. It can be the bulk of the job. But most def its sad if people leave their good ideas in a fork of their own. But also great that you can reproduce a good idea thats been conflated with wayy too much crap, because a product lost site of ehat their value proposition was

Great to hear! Please add any issues or feature request if you find anything missing :)

I quite like go for how lean it is, really nice for local projects with lots of constant changes. Also easy to learn. The biggest most annoying thing is how bad error handling is done, not sure why they built it like that.

I primarily write typescript and python for work. But have dabbled in bunch of other languages at different jobs and for different tasks. Yet to pick up rust, but have been wanting to. But tend to pick what seems most right for the task, while also considering what i most want to be working with

I looked around for a while, couldn't find anything. Someone posted about killport but never stumbled upon it. Has some features that are the same, but not all. From the reaction online people don't seem to know of other solutions like this, or have something they have made them selves in the .zshrc :)

What sucks? Software distillation? :)

You can add PID with the c-flag, e.g.

sonar list -c port,process,pid,type,url,container

or just show all columns:

sonar list --all-columns

But yeah, it's quite cool. I believe the future lies in software distillation, so cool to see it happen on my own project :D

Probably not, that's what makes it so lean (it doesn't really pull in anything).

Although i have a feature branch with a tray app (for macos) that let's you monitor and track any process (will send notifications when one goes up or down). But it's just gimmicks i felt i needed to make life a bit easier when working with compose and across worktrees

I will, but the process is a bit tedious. But will look into it over the weekend

Try and have a look at the readme, this adds a bit more functionality. Maybe some if it you'll find useful :)

Started with the same, but found my self wanting a bit more, so just built it