System-Monitor

This is the code for my System Monitor Project in the Object Oriented Programming Course of the Udacity C++ Nanodegree Program.

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Overview

The system monitor program - lists and monitor the system information:

• [the operating system, kernel version, memory utilization, total number of processes, number of running processes, and uptime.]

- Lists and monitor system processes:

• [Processes Ids, and theri assocciated User, Cpu usage, Ram consumption, uptime and command]

NOTE: The Project is structured to support different Operating-Systems however, it currently supports Mac - Operating System. Linux shall be supoorted soon.

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Dependencies

1- ncurses library

ncurses is a library that facilitates text-based graphical output in the terminal. This project relies on ncurses for display output.

For linux Environment You need to install ncurses within your own Linux environment:
sudo apt install libncurses5-dev libncursesw5-dev

For MacOS macOS includes the ncurses library by default, so you generally don't need to install it separately, however if you need to install or update ncurses, you can use Homebrew. Installing with Homebrew brew install ncurses

2- Make

This project uses Make. The Makefile has four targets:

1- Compiles the source code and generates an executable For Linux platform make build pf=linux

MacOs platform make build pf=macos

2 - Applies ClangFormat to style the source code make format

3 - Compiles the source code and generates an executable, including debugging symbols For Linux platform make debug pf=linux

MacOs platform make debug pf=macos

4- Deletes the build/ directory, including all of the build artifacts make clean

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Instructions

1. Clone the project repository: git clone https://github.com/AbdelrahmanHaloda/SystemMonitor.git

2. Build the project: make build pf=linux make build pf=macos

3. Run the resulting executable: ./build/monitor

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TBD

• Refactor ncurses_display to be a class.
• Fix Wanings in ncurses_display.
• Support Linux Os.

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