💡 Why Perfdeck?

Traditional performance monitors often overwhelm users with information or lack the flexibility to show exactly what you need. Perfdeck solves this by providing:

• Consolidation: View output from multiple diagnostic tools (like top, vmstat, netstat) in one place.
• Focus: A clean, tabbed interface lets you switch between different metrics without terminal clutter.
• Visibility: Real-time sparklines provide an immediate "at-a-glance" health check of your system's core resources.
• Flexibility: Don't like the defaults? Bring your own shell commands via a simple TOML file.

✨ Features

• 🚀 Blazing Fast: Written in Go with minimal CPU and memory overhead.
• 📂 Tabbed Navigation: Organize your monitoring tools into logical, navigable views.
• 📈 Live Sparklines: Visual summaries for Load, CPU, Memory, and Network.
• 🎨 Adaptive Themes: Seamlessly toggle between Light and Dark modes.
• ⚙️ Deeply Configurable: Custom commands, refresh intervals, and environment-specific settings.
• 🐧 Cross-Platform: Intelligent defaults for both Linux and macOS.

📸 Screenshots

Dark Mode (Default)

Light Mode

🚀 Installation

📦 Pre-built Binaries

Download the latest pre-compiled binaries from the Releases page.

🛠️ Using go install

go install github.com/sumant1122/perfdeck@latest

[!NOTE] Ensure your GOPATH/bin is in your PATH (e.g., export PATH=$PATH:$(go env GOPATH)/bin) so you can run the perfdeck command from any directory.

🔨 From Source

git clone https://github.com/sumant1122/perfdeck.git
cd perfdeck
make build
# Binary will be in the project root

📖 Usage

Simply run the command to start monitoring with default system tools:

perfdeck

⌨️ Key Bindings

⚙️ Configuration

Perfdeck is designed to be personalized. To create your own configuration, create a file named perfdeck.toml in one of the following locations (searched in this order):

1. $PERFDECK_CONFIG (full path to the file)
2. ~/.config/perfdeck/config.toml
3. The current directory (./perfdeck.toml)

📝 Example perfdeck.toml

Create the file with your favorite editor and add the following content to customize your tabs and refresh intervals:

# Interval for updating the sparklines and default tabs
global_refresh_interval = "5s"

[[tab]]
title = "Process Explorer"
cmd = ["top", "-b", "-n", "1"]
refresh_interval = "2s" # Specific interval for this tab

[[tab]]
title = "Network Connections"
cmd = ["ss", "-tulpn"]

🍎 macOS Support

Perfdeck works great on macOS! While many Linux-native tools (like mpstat or free) are not available by default, you can easily add macOS-equivalent commands to your perfdeck.toml.

Example macOS-friendly tabs:

[[tab]]
title = "Memory (vm_stat)"
cmd = ["vm_stat"]

[[tab]]
title = "Disk I/O (iostat)"
cmd = ["iostat", "-w", "1", "-c", "2"]

[[tab]]
title = "Battery Status"
cmd = ["pmset", "-g", "batt"]

🛠 Development

We utilize a simple Makefile for a streamlined development experience:

• make run: Start the application in development mode.
• make build: Compile the binary.
• make test: Execute the test suite.
• make lint: Run the golangci-lint (if installed).

🤝 Contributing

We love contributions! Whether it's a bug report, a new feature idea, or a documentation improvement, please feel free to:

1. Check out the Contributing Guidelines.
2. Open an Issue.
3. Submit a Pull Request.

📜 License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.