🛠️ port-fix-cli

A cross-platform Node.js utility to list busy ports and kill processes on specific ports — works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Features

🔍 List all busy ports
🔪 Kill a process running on a specific port
💻 Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux
🧱 Use as a CLI tool or as a Node.js module

📦 Installation

npm i -g port-fix-cli
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💡 Note for Linux users: If you get a permission error, use "sudo npm i -g port-fix-cli"

🔧 You can also use it locally with npx

npx port-fix-cli --list

Usage

CLI

List all busy ports:

port-check --list

Kill the process running on a specific port:

port-check --kill 3000

As a Module

You can also use it inside Node.js projects:

const { listBusyPorts, killPort } = require('port-fix-cli');

(async () => {
  await listBusyPorts([3000, 3010]); // Check ports 3000–3010
  await killPort(3000); // Kill process on port 3000
})();

🛠️ API

`listBusyPorts([start, end])`

Returns a list of busy ports within a given range.

start (number) – starting port (default: 1)
end (number) – ending port (default: 65535)

`killPort(port)`

Kills the process running on the specified port.

📋 License

MIT License

✨ Author

Created with ❤️ by Anish Bala Sachin

Detalhes do pacote

port-fix-cli

readme (leia-me)