Ping network connectivity testing tool to test if a host is reachable.
Supports multiple visualization output modes including heatmap, bar chart, etc.
Examples
Example: Ping bing.com by default
Example: Ping bing.com
Example: Send 4 ping packets to 8.8.8.8
Example: Show ping results as heatmap
sh
x ping --heatmap 8.8.8.8Example: Show ping results as bar chart
Example: Process ping output and display as heatmap
sh
ping bing.com | x ping vis --heatmapUsage
sh
x ping [OPTIONS] [FLAGS] [SUB_COMMAND]Options
| Name, Shorthand | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
-w | Timeout period for waiting for a response, in seconds | |
-c | The number of requests sent |
Flags
| Name, Shorthand | Description |
|---|---|
--verbose | Verbose mode output (default mode) |
--heatmap, -m | Output in heatmap mode |
--bar, -b | Output in bar chart mode |
--raw, -r | Output in raw data mode |
--csv | Output in CSV format |
--tsv | Output in TSV format |
Sub Commands
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| x ping --run | Run the ping command and display the results graphically |
| x ping vis | Visualize the results of the inputted ping command |
| x ping -- | Run the ping command directly |
x ping --run
Run the ping command and display the results graphically
- Usage:
x ping vis
Visualize the results of the inputted ping command
- Usage:
sh
x ping vis [OPTIONS] [FLAGS]- Options:
| Name, Shorthand | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--input | The type of data input |
- Flags:
| Name, Shorthand | Description |
|---|---|
--verbose | Verbose mode output (default mode) |
--heatmap, -m | Output in heatmap mode |
--bar, -b | Output in bar chart mode |
--raw, -r | Output in raw data mode |
--csv | Output in CSV format |
--tsv | Output in TSV format |
x ping --
Run the ping command directly
- Usage:
TIP
In interactive terminal ( zsh, bash ... ), Can use Tab to get completion information
Run CMD SUBCOMMAND --help for more information on a command
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