proc is a semantic CLI tool for process management on macOS, Linux and Windows. You target processes by port, PID, name or path: a leading colon means a port, a plain number is a PID, and anything else is matched against the process name and its full command line, so node also finds nodemon and node server.js. Commas combine targets and --in keeps a target inside the current folder. Commands include kill, stop, free, freeze, thaw, unstick, watch, wait, orphans, stuck, tree, ports and list, and kill asks first with --dry-run to preview.
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Run proc kill :3000 to end whatever is listening on port 3000, with a confirmation and --dry-run to preview first.
Use --in so only this folder's node processes are matched, not your editor's or another project's.
Run proc info or proc ports to see a process's name, PID, folder, CPU, memory and uptime.
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