xst is your command line's personal fitness tracker. It's like having a tiny, lightning-fast accountant that tells you exactly how much CPU sweat, RAM calories, and time your commands are burning!
Because ignorance isn't bliss when it comes to performance! xst lets you:
- Catch resource-hogging commands red-handed
- Impress your tech friends with exact command execution times
- Finally answer the age-old question: "Is my computer slow, or is it just me?"
To install xst, run:
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ProbotisOP/ExecStat/main/xst.bash | bash
cd ExecStat
chmod +x xst.bash
mv xst.bash /usr/local/bin/xst Purpose and Applications
xst is a versatile tool that enhances productivity across various tech domains:
Optimize your code and build processes:
# Measure compilation time
gcc -O2 src/*.c -o myapp | xst
# Profile test suite execution
python -m pytest tests/ | xst
# Analyze build time
make | xst
# Measure database query performance
mysql -e "SELECT * FROM users" | xst
# Measure file system operations
cp -r /path/to/source /path/to/destination | xst
Monitor resource usage of critical operations:
# Analyze database backup performance
pg_dump mydatabase | gzip > backup.gz | xst
# Measure system update resource usage
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y | xst
Track the performance of your CI/CD pipelines:
# Measure Docker build time
docker build . | xst
# Measure Kubernetes deployment time
kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml | xst
# Measure Helm chart installation time
helm install mychart | xst
# Measure API response times
curl -X POST https://api.example.com/data -d '{"key":"value"}' | xst
# Profile server-side rendering
node server.js & sleep 2 && ab -n 1000 -c 10 http://localhost:3000/ | xst