Vulnware / GPM

GPM (Go Processes Manager) is a command-line tool for managing processes on your server or local machine. With GPM, you can start, stop, restart, and monitor processes.

GPM - Go Processes Manager

GPM is a command-line tool written in Go that helps to manage processes on your server or local machine. It consists of two modules - gpm.exe which runs as a daemon in the background, and gpm-cli which provides a command-line interface for managing processes. With GPM, you can start, stop, restart, and monitor processes on your system.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Go 1.16 or higher installed on your system.

Installation Steps

1. Clone the repository from GitHub:

   git clone https://github.com/Vulnware/GPM.git

2. Build the binary for gpm.exe using the following command: For windows:

   make.bat

   For linux:

      make

3. Build the binary for gpm-cli using the following command: For windows:

   cd cli
   make.bat

   For linux:

      cd cli
      make

4. Move both binaries to the /usr/local/bin directory so that they can be executed from anywhere in the terminal for linux or C:\Windows for windows (or any other directory that is in your PATH environment variable). You can also add the directory where the binaries are located to your PATH environment variable. For linux:

   mv gpm.exe /usr/local/bin
   mv gpm-cli /usr/local/bin

   For windows:

   mv gpm.exe C:\Windows
   mv gpm-cli C:\Windows

   Or add the directory where the binaries are located to your PATH environment variable.

5. Verify that GPM is installed correctly by running the following command:

   gpm-cli --version

   You should see the version number of GPM printed to the console.

Usage

Starting a process

To start a process with GPM, run the following command:

gpm-cli start <command> <args>

For example, to start a Node.js server with GPM, you could use the following command:

gpm-cli start "node server.js" --name "node-server"

Stopping a process

To stop a process with GPM, run the following command:

gpm-cli stop <process-name>

For example, to stop the Node.js server that we started earlier, you could use the following command:

gpm-cli stop node-server

Restarting a process (Not implemented yet)

To restart a process with GPM, run the following command:

gpm-cli restart <process-name>

For example, to restart the Node.js server that we started earlier, you could use the following command:

gpm-cli restart node-server

Listing processes (Not implemented yet)

To list all the processes that are currently running with GPM, run the following command:

gpm-cli ls

Viewing process logs (Not implemented yet)

To view the logs for a process that is running with GPM, run the following command:

gpm-cli logs <process-name>

For example, to view the logs for the Node.js server that we started earlier, you could use the following command:

gpm-cli logs node-server

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to GPM, please open a pull request on GitHub. We welcome any contributions, including bug fixes, new features, and documentation improvements.

License

GPM is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more information.