/WhoAteMyRAM

A command-line tool for memory usage statistics.

Primary LanguagePowerShellMIT LicenseMIT

WhoAteMyRAM

A command-line tool for memory usage statistics.

Installation

# Add scoop bucket
scoop bucket add Scoop4kariiin https://github.com/AkariiinMKII/Scoop4kariiin

# Install
scoop install WhoAteMyRAM

  • Via git clone

Notice that you need to install git for windows in advance.

# Go to modules folder
$UsePath = (Split-Path $PROFILE | Join-Path -ChildPath Modules); if(!(Test-Path $UsePath)) {New-Item $UsePath -Type Directory -Force | Out-Null}; Set-Location $UsePath

# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/AkariiinMKII/WhoAteMyRAM

# Modify PS profile to enable auto-import
if (!(Test-Path $PROFILE)) {New-Item $PROFILE -Type File -Force | Out-Null}
Add-Content -Path $PROFILE -Value "Import-Module WhoAteMyRAM"

Functions

ListMemoryUsage

Print or export memory usage statistics.

Parameters Type Mandatory Descriptions
Name String ✗ A filter for processes to show, file extension can be omitted.
Exactly switch ✗ Use this parameter to match process name exactly.
Unit String ✗ Specify the unit of memory size, support KB, MB, GB, TB.
Accuracy Int32 ✗ Specify decimal places to show, support integers from 0 to 15.
Sort String ✗ Sort processes by memory usage, support +, -, Ascending, Descending.
NoSum switch ✗ Sum info won't be generated with this parameter.
Export String ✗ Export results to csv file, file extension can be omitted.
Help Switch ✗ Print help info.
  • Example:
ListMemoryUsage -Name chrome -Exactly -Unit GB -Accuracy 1 -Sort + -NoSum -Export Abc

WhoAteMyRAM

Find out who is the RAM eater, just run it!

Parameters Type Mandatory Descriptions
Help Switch ✗ Print help info.
Version Switch ✗ Print version info.
  • Example:
WhoAteMyRAM

It's chrome, who ate 19.19 GB of RAM!