A small utility module that prints “pretty” messages in response to SIGINFO (BSD/macOS) and SIGUSR1 (Linux), commonly triggered by Ctrl+T. It wraps both signals and can run a callback to report process internal state or other custom information.
Project status
- The most recent upstream update for
emilbayes/siginfoisv2.0.0on 2020-06-16, with no further updates shown since then (previous updates were in 2017), which suggests it is not actively maintained at present. - Update cadence appears low, roughly years between updates (2017, then 2020), so there is no evidence of frequent iteration or ongoing maintenance activity.
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Recent updates
v2.0.0
6/16/2020v2.0.0 changes the library API and runtime behavior around SIGINFO and SIGUSR1 handling. Instead of automatically writing the return value of the provided query function to stderr when a TTY is present, the module now just invokes the callback (expected to perform its own output) and adds a force option to attach handlers even when stderr is not a TTY.
BreakingFeaturesv1.0.2
11/21/2017Release v1.0.2 contains no published release notes. The only code changes are in package.json, where the package version is bumped and the standard package is moved from runtime dependencies to development dependencies.
v1.0.1
10/3/2017Release v1.0.1 was published on 2017-10-03. No release notes were provided, so the changes in this version are not described and may include undocumented fixes or behavior changes.
v1.0.0
10/3/2017This release is version v1.0.0, but the publisher did not provide any release notes. Because no documented changes are available, developers should review the code diff and changelog/history for potential API, behavior, or dependency updates before upgrading.