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Ping, but with a graph
MIT License
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I really like your project but I'm a Gopher and I'm still working on this little tool (ggping), can you help me add some friend chains #326

Open uk0 opened 1 year ago

uk0 commented 1 year ago

I really like your project but I'm a Gopher and I'm still working on this little tool (ggping), can you help me add some friend chains

The Github project, named "ggping," is a network performance monitoring tool based on the Go language. This tool primarily serves to detect network ping latency. Its main features include:

  1. Real-time graphical display: ggping showcases the network's ping latency in real-time via an ASCII graphical interface, making the visualization significantly evident.
  2. Data persistence: By supporting data export, it allows long-term preservation of test data, enabling users to conduct long-term network condition monitoring.
  3. Customizable Ping: Users can customize the ping target address, making it convenient to test various network environments. ggping is not only suitable for network administrators and developers but also for any user needing to monitor network performance. You can effortlessly view and record the latency condition of the network to understand whether your network is functioning correctly.

With a simple go run command, you can launch and run ggping. On its GitHub page, the author also provides detailed usage methods and examples for user convenience.

It's worth noting that the ggping project is still in development. There could be more new features and improvements in the future. Please regularly check its GitHub page to keep up-to-date with the latest information.

TieWay59 commented 1 year ago

Hi, I guess you mean blogroll or you just say 'add a link' is also clear. Friend chains sound like some "blockchain" stuff.

The ggping project is still in development.

I saw you stop maintaining your project for about a month. If you are really interested in devoting your spare time to it, how about listing your road map or any plan-ish text? Anyway, nice to see you join in open source but it seems too early to add your repo link in Gping.

However, I'm not the author, you should let Tom Forbes know your ideas.