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SoloMonitor

SoloMonitor

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See CPU, memory, disk, and network usage at a glance in the VS Code status bar.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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SoloMonitor

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SoloMonitor keeps the resources of the device running your VS Code extension host visible in the bottom status bar. It samples once every minute and shows:

  • CPU usage and available percentage
  • Memory usage and available capacity
  • System disk usage and available capacity
  • Download and upload speed at the latest sample

There is no dashboard to open and no setup to complete.

Choose what stays visible

Click any SoloMonitor value and check the values you want to keep visible. You can also run SoloMonitor: Choose Status Bar Values from the Command Palette if every value is hidden. VS Code remembers your choices.

How values are calculated

  • CPU and memory use the operating system totals reported to the extension host.
  • Disk uses the system volume of the extension host.
  • Network shows separate download and upload rates measured at the latest sample.
  • In a Remote SSH, Dev Container, or WSL window, the values belong to the remote extension host rather than your local computer.

Development

npm ci
npm run check
npm run package

License

MIT

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