cli-anything-pm2

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Command-line interface for PM2 - A stateless CLI for Node.js process management via the PM2 CLI. List, start, stop, restart processes, view logs, and manage system configuration.

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cli-anything-pm2

A stateless command-line interface for PM2 process management. Communicates via the PM2 CLI subprocess. No local state or session.

Installation

bash
pip install -e .
Prerequisites:
  • Python 3.10+
  • PM2 installed globally (
    npm install -g pm2
    )

Usage

Basic Commands

bash
# Show help
cli-anything-pm2 --help

# Start interactive REPL mode
cli-anything-pm2

# Run with JSON output (for agent consumption)
cli-anything-pm2 --json process list
cli-anything-pm2 --json system version

REPL Mode

When invoked without a subcommand, the CLI enters an interactive REPL session:
bash
cli-anything-pm2
# Enter commands interactively with tab-completion and history

Command Groups

process

Process inspection commands.
CommandDescription
list
List all PM2 processes
describe <name>
Get detailed info for a process
metrics
Get metrics for all processes

lifecycle

Process lifecycle commands.
CommandDescription
start <script> --name <name>
Start a new process
stop <name>
Stop a process
restart <name>
Restart a process
delete <name>
Delete a process

logs

Log management commands.
CommandDescription
view <name> --lines 50
View recent logs
flush [name]
Flush logs

system

System-level commands.
CommandDescription
save
Save current process list
startup
Generate startup script
version
Get PM2 version

Output Formats

All commands support dual output modes:
  • Human-readable (default): Tables, colors, formatted text
  • Machine-readable (
    --json
    flag): Structured JSON for agent consumption
bash
# Human output
cli-anything-pm2 process list

# JSON output for agents
cli-anything-pm2 --json process list

For AI Agents

When using this CLI programmatically:
  1. Always use
    --json
    flag
    for parseable output
  2. Check return codes - 0 for success, non-zero for errors
  3. Parse stderr for error messages on failure

Version

1.0.0