datmon

Monitors your dat processes on your local filesystem.

Example

Install datmon to get started:

npm install -g datmon

Now you can start a dat called 'census'

$ datmon link ~/Dropbox/census/2010 -n census
census running   just now   dat://b8f6a4178617e8618

And another dat called 'finances'

$ datmon link ~/data/finances -n finances
finances running   just now   dat://as723hsdf18s73723

You can then list the running dats:

$ datmon ls
finances   running    less than a minute ago     /Users/karissa/data/finances
  dat://b8f6a4178617e8

census     running    less than a minute ago    /Users/karissa/Dropbox/census/2010
  dat://as723hsdf18s73

To stop a dat and remove it from the list:

$ datmon rm finances
census     running    less than a minute ago     /Users/karissa/data/finances
  dat://bafd737f610d03

Usage

datmon link DIR [-n NAME]

  Create a new dat using the contents of a given DIR directory
  and begin serving it to the public network.

  -n   the name of the process (randomly generated by default)

datmon ls

  List the currently tracked dats.

datmon rm NAME

  Stop a dat and remove it from the list. Does not remove the file contents.

datmon close

  Stop all dats and close the daemon.