Homebrew Tap for kill-server

This repository is a Homebrew tap for the kill-server script, which helps manage and terminate processes running on a specified port on macOS and Linux systems.

Installation

Adding the Tap

First, add this tap to your Homebrew installation:

• brew tap mj-963/kill-server
  

Installing kill-server

After adding the tap, you can install the kill-server script with the following command:

• brew tap mj-963/kill-server
  

Usage

Basic Usage

• To kill a process running on a specific port:

  ./kill-server.sh <port>

Options

• -f: Forcefully kill the process without asking for confirmation.
• -a: Kill all processes running on the specified port with single confirmation.

Example

• # Forcefully kill a process on port 8080
  ./kill-server.sh -f 8080
  
  # Kill all processes on port 8080 with confirmation
  ./kill-server.sh -a 8080
  
  # Kill all processes on port 8080 forcefully
  ./kill-server.sh -a -f 8080
  

Features

• Kill a single process running on a specified port.
• Forcefully kill a process without confirmation using the -f option.
• Kill all processes running on a specified port with the -a option, prompting for confirmation.
• Colorful and user-friendly command-line interface.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit pull requests.

Acknowledgments

• Inspired by the need to manage processes faster and efficiently on macOS and Linux.
• Built with bash scripting and standard UNIX tools.

Support

For support or questions, please open an issue in the GitHub repository.

Notes:

• Replace <port> with the actual port number of server you want to kill.