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##observer_cli

Visualize Erlang Nodes On The Command Line By Using recon.

##Goal Minimal consumption.

Just look like observer in shell,

but you might think that one day observer_cli more convenient than observer.

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###Try Try Try...

$ make && make shell   
1> observer_cli:start().

2> observer_cli_system:start().

3> observer_cli_allocator:start().

4> observer_cli_mnesia:start().

5> observer_cli_help:start().

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###Command

> observer_cli:start().%% default refresh interval is 2000
> observer_cli:start(Interval).
> observer_cli:start(Node, Cookie, Interval).
> observer_cli:start(Node, Interval).

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###TODO

• observer_cli:start(). Processes Memory, Binary, Total Heap Size, Reductions Top.
• observer_cli:system(). include System and Architecture, CPU's and Threads metrics in observer's system
• observer_cli:allocator(). Memory Allocators: std, ll, eheap, ets,fix, binary, driver.
• observer_cli:table(). include all metrics ets in observer's Table Viewer.
• observer_cli:help()
• remote node support
• mneisa table info by using mnesia:info, mnesia:system_info/1,
• Draw all appication’s relations.
• Trace Overview. You should use recon_trace.

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###License See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (MIT).