atop – Process Management & System Monitoring

[pseudometa]

Just submitted this to the Alfred Gallery yesterday.

 

Features

• Process Management: CPU & Memory, kill processes, restart apps
• Bluetooth Devices: Battery Information (if available), Connection
• Network Connections
• Removable Volumes
• Uptime & Reboots
• Speedtest
• Live refreshing

 

➡️ https://github.com/chrisgrieser/alfred-atop

 

[xilopaint]

Thanks for sharing. Why can't we see CPU and memory for all processes at the same time?

[pseudometa]

2 hours ago, xilopaint said:

Thanks for sharing. Why can't we see CPU and memory for all processes at the same time?

 

You can! By default, the workflow only displays CPU and memory if the values above a threshold to reduce noise. But if you want to always see them, you can just set the respective settings to 0:

[RSJ]

Hello,

 

My bluetooth paired devices are not showing up when I type the keyword "blue", it only displays Bluetooth Preferences and Bluetooth File Exchange.app. I have bluetooth enabled and I am also connected to one of my devices. Alfred's debugger displays an error when I type "Blue" (Please see attached images).

 

Any help will be appreciated.

 

Thank you

[pseudometa]

Hi, I just pushed an update which potentially fixes the issue. could you download the latest version from github and have a look?

[RSJ]

Hi, unfortunately, it's still behaving the same, with the same error showing.

[pseudometa]

Could you open a bug report at github? otherwise, without further information (mac version, debugging log, etc.), it's pretty much a guessing game

[RSJ]

I have opened a report 👍

[zukato]

Hi,

Might be a stupid question: I installed the workflow though Alfred Gallery but I cannot run it, and receive this message in the debugger:

ERROR: atop[Script Filter] Code -1: Task '/Users/myname/Documents/Alfred/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/user.workflow.40CA39BD-A68D-4E8B-9731-CBE4F8B083B1/scripts/list-processes.js' failed with reason 'Couldn't posix_spawn: error 

 

It seems the scripts don't have executable permissions. How do I change that? Is there a way to automatically add them when installing a workflow?

 

Thanks 

 

Edit: Alfred 5.5.1, macOS 15.2, Mac Mini M2 Pro, atop v1.4.5

Edited January 7 by zukato

[pseudometa]

@zukato executable permissions should not be the issue here, since the workflow is working fine for others.

 

Could you try to manually run these commands in the Terminal, and see if any of these creates an error for some reason?

ps mcAo 'pid=,ppid=,%cpu=,rss=,ruser=,command='

ls /Applications/

 

[vitor]

@zukato If executable permissions were missing (not yet clear) it would be an issue on your side removing them, not the workflow missing them.

 

The likeliest cause of such an issue is a syncing service messing up. If you’re syncing your preferences, make sure they are always available offline and that you’re not using third-party apps like Maestral.