## Help Text
- Usage:
- -h | --help Prints help
- --netdev=<device_name> Check network traffic on specified device
- --netdev_width=<width> Sets the min-width of the netdev output (default 11)
- --netgraph_max_bytes=<bytes> Enable "graph" output when polling network traffic
+ Usage:
+ -h | --help Prints help
+ --netdev=<device_name> Check network traffic on specified device
+ --netdev_width=<width> Sets the min-width of the netdev output (default 11)
+ --netgraph_max_bytes=<bytes> Enable "graph" output when polling network traffic
(Set to "dynamic" instead of a byte count for dynamic sizing)
- --netgraph_dyn_display Enable showing the current maximum value in the graph
- --interval-sec=<seconds> Output at intervals of <seconds> (default 5)
- --acpi-builtin Use "acpi -b" built-in fetching (battery info, with color)
- --regex-cmd=<cmd>[SPLIT]<args...>[SPLIT]<regex> Use an output of a command as a metric
- --time-format=<date format string> Set the format string for the date
+ --netgraph_size=<size> Set the number of characters displayed in the net-graph (size of graph; default 10)
+ --netgraph_dyn_display Enable showing the current maximum value in the graph
+ --interval-sec=<seconds> Output at intervals of <seconds> (default 5)
+ --acpi-builtin Use "acpi -b" built-in fetching (battery info, with color)
+ --regex-cmd=<cmd>[SPLIT]<args...>[SPLIT]<regex> Use an output of a command as a metric
+ --time-format=<date format string> Set the format string for the date
## Usage
.write_all(b" \t\t\t\t (Set to \"dynamic\" instead of a byte count for dynamic sizing)\n")
.ok();
stderr_handle
- .write_all(b" --netgraph_size=<size>\t\t\t\tSet the number of characters displayed in the net-graph (size of graph)\n")
+ .write_all(b" --netgraph_size=<size>\t\t\t\tSet the number of characters displayed in the net-graph (size of graph; default 10)\n")
.ok();
stderr_handle
.write_all(b" --netgraph_dyn_display\t\t\t\tEnable showing the current maximum value in the graph\n")