killport
Kill processes using a given port on your laptop.
Installation
pip install killport
Usage
killport 1234
- kills any process using the 1234 port on your laptop
killport 1234 2345
- kills any process using either the 1234 or 2345 ports on your laptop
killport 1234 --view-only
- Displays the processes that would be deleted, but doesn't actually delete them.
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