Command line app to do common netstat stuff written in Crystal

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eznet-cli: A command line application with netstat shortcuts

Have you ever needed to remember how to check what process is on a port and forgotten how to do it? There are loads of netstat commands that can be tricky to remember. This is a work in progress command line application to give direct shortcuts to those netstat operations.

Options

-v, --version

Show application version.

-h, --help

Show help menu.

-c PORT, --check-port=PORT

Get the name and process ID of the process running on a given port

TODO

Add the ability to kill process on port
Maybe look into other cli operations? (getting IP?)
Come up with other useful stuff
Write up contributors guide
Decide how to do documentation (probably Github wiki?)
Write man page (figure out how to do that lol)
Set up CI (probably Travis)
Figure out distribution/release

Contributing

I don't know that I'm ready for contributors yet because I don't have a good contributors guide. I do plan to eventually open this up to contributors. If you have any ideas for future operations, please feel free to open an issue, I am happy to discuss ideas!