cpumon

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The goal is to provide simple API to monitor CPU usage accross all
available CPU cores. You can provide sampling interval in ms to the constructor.
The CpuMonitor class is based on standard NodeJS EventEmitter.

You can subscribe to cpudata events which would be generated
according to the provided sampling interval. The event would
also have the data of cpu usage percentage for each cpu core.

There is no CJS build provided. Only ESM is provided, so use import - not require.

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``sh
npx cpumon@latest
`

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`sh
npm i cpumon
`

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`javascript
import { CpuMonitor } from 'cpumon';

const monitor = new CpuMonitor(1000);

monitor.on(
'cpudata',
(load) => console.log(load)
);
`

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`javascript
import { CpuInfo, CpuMonitor } from 'cpumon';

const monitor = new CpuMonitor(1000);

monitor.on(
'cpudata',
(load: CpuInfo[]) => console.log(load)
);
`

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You can stop monitoring cpu by calling .stopMonitor() method.
For example, to stop monitoring after 5 min, you can use the following code:

`javascript
setTimeout(() => monitor.stopMonitor(), 5601000);
`

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`javascript
type CpuInfo = {
model: string;
idle: number;
load: number;
total: number;
loadRatio?: number;
loadPercentage?: number;
}
``