portman
A zero-dependency CLI that finds and kills processes on localhost ports — no more lsof -i :3000 → kill -9 → repeat.
Install
pip install portman
Usage
portman list # List all listening ports
portman find 3000 # Find what's using port 3000
portman kill 3000 # Kill process on port 3000
portman free # Show free ports
Requirements
Python 3.11+, stdlib only.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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