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SysMemory Usage

SysMemory Usage

MKaminski1337

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A VS Code extension that displays memory and cpu usage both in units and %. Also identifies # of cores and threads available on the machine based on default math (not sys specific, accuracy low).
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MKaminski_VSCode_SysUsage README

This is the README for the "SysUsage" extension. This extension provides real-time system usage statistics in the status bar of Visual Studio Code. It displays the current memory usage, CPU load, and the number of cores and threads.

Features

The SysUsage extension provides the following features:

  • Display of current memory usage in GB and as a percentage of total memory.
  • Display of current CPU load as a percentage.
  • Display of the number of cores and threads.

Requirements

This extension requires the systeminformation npm package. This package is used to retrieve system information. It should be installed and configured as part of the extension installation process.

Extension Settings

This extension does not currently add any Visual Studio Code settings through the contributes.configuration extension point.

Known Issues

There are currently no known issues with this extension.

Release Notes

1.0.0

Initial release of SysUsage.


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