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PluginMemory - xoft - 06-28-2015
This plugin allows you to view the amount of memory that is consumed by each plugin in the server. Either use the console command "plugmem" to see the current memory usage in the console, or have a look at the webadmin page that has per-plugin live graphs of the memory use:
![[Image: pluginmemory_1.png]](http://mc-server.xoft.cz/img/pluginmemory_1.png)
Source: https://github.com/madmaxoft/PluginMemory
Download: https://github.com/madmaxoft/PluginMemory/archive/master.zip
RE: PluginMemory - worktycho - 06-28-2015
Just a suggestion, but if you're loading jquery for the graphs, you could use $.post, http://api.jquery.com/jquery.post/ to simplify your ajax request.
RE: PluginMemory - LO1ZB - 06-28-2015
the url is http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.post/
RE: PluginMemory - NiLSPACE - 06-28-2015
Awesome ;D I used to use my executor plugin that would execute this:
cPluginManager:Get():ForEachPlugin(
function(a_Plugin)
if ((a_Plugin:GetName() ~= cPluginManager:GetCurrentPlugin():GetName()) and (a_Plugin:IsLoaded())) then
print(a_Plugin:GetName(), string.format("%.4f", cPluginManager:CallPlugin(a_Plugin:GetName(), "collectgarbage", "count") / 1024) .. "MB")
end
end
)
But this is much nicer ;D
RE: PluginMemory - xoft - 06-28-2015
@NiLSPACE I finally learnt how to make the graphs live, now we can use the same technology for PerfPages
RE: PluginMemory - NiLSPACE - 06-28-2015
That would be great