Ports Python Packages

warden-ports

Nothing binds a port without asking. A registry that hands out local ports, with a TUI.

portlist-tui

Find what's using a port, who started it (Claude Code, Cursor, Docker…), whether your network can reach it, and stop it safely. An lsof alternative for developers: TUI, CLI and a live harbour view.

lirts

btop-style terminal dashboard for ports, processes, Docker containers and the services behind them

portspy

A scalable, customizable, configurable, programmable, webserver framework

portsight

See who owns every local port: listeners, Docker publishes, Windows excluded ranges, and free ports in one report.

topmostp

A simple CLI tool to retrieve the N top most used ports

anavnet

Client library to the AnavNet website, which provides the current warnings from the Portuguese maritime ports

ports-py

A scalable, customizable, configurable, programmable, webserver framework

portmap-dev

Real-time dashboard for monitoring and managing local listening ports. Detects projects from Git repositories, identifies services, and safely terminates processes with one click.

get-free-port

Get free dynamic / registered ports

portviz

Portviz is a cross-platform CLI tool for inspecting active ports, identifying bound processes, and safely terminating services during development.

lsport

Fast and elegant CLI to inspect and manage TCP ports on macOS and Linux

harborly

Reproducible, source-aware port identity resolution, multi-leg sea routing, GIS exports, and distance calculations.

whoport

Show which processes are listening on which ports

portforge

Find and free busy development ports in seconds.

devports

See what's running on your local ports

scanner-port

A fast, multithreaded TCP port scanner written in Python. Scan any range of ports on a given IP address, and get detailed results — including open ports, scan timestamps, and per-port status — in structured JSON format.

porter-sbimochan

Checks if your desired services are running or not.