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status

Shows the status of running Dev Proxy instances.

Synopsis

devproxy status [options]

Options:
  --pid <pid>              Show status of a specific instance
  --log-level <log-level>  Level of messages to log
  --no-color               Disable colored output
  --output <format>        Output format
  -h, --help               Show help

Usage

devproxy status

Arguments

None

Options

Name Description Allowed values Default
--log-level <log-level> Level of messages to log Trace, Debug, Information, Warning, Error, Critical, None Information
--no-color Disable colored output n/a n/a
--output <format> Output format Text, Json Text
--pid <pid> Show status of a specific Dev Proxy instance by process ID integer n/a

Remarks

When you run multiple Dev Proxy instances (using --as-system-proxy false), the status command lists all running instances. Use the --pid option to show the status of a specific instance.

The command uses the current user's instance credentials to check the API status. Its output includes each instance's API URL and API token. When the CI environment variable is set, Dev Proxy omits the token. Use api token to retrieve it explicitly.

With --output json, the command returns one result event per instance with the pid, apiUrl, token, apiStatus, message, port, recording, asSystemProxy, configFile, logFile, and startedAt properties. When no matching instance is running, it returns running: false.

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