A Node.js module to monitor network bandwidth usage. It works on Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
npm install node-network-bandwidth-monitor
const NetworkBandwidthMonitor = require("node-network-bandwidth-monitor");
const monitor = new NetworkBandwidthMonitor();
monitor.registerCallback((data) => {
console.log("Data received:", data);
});
monitor.start();
The data object will contain the current network bandwidth usage in bytes per second, kilobytes per second and megabytes per second for both uplink and downlink.
You can also pass in an optional network interface and update interval to the constructor like so:
const monitor = new NetworkBandwidthMonitor("eth0", 2000);
To stop the monitoring, you can call the stop()
function on the monitor object.
Data received: {
uplink: {
bps: '34.00',
kbps: '0.03',
mbps: '0.00'
},
downlink: {
bps: '56.00',
kbps: '0.05',
mbps: '0.00'
}
}
This package is licensed under the MIT license.
Feel free to submit pull requests or issues.