JavaScript filters

JavaScript filters

User filters can be defined using JavaScript. This allows to create complex filters that are not possible using the quick-search syntax.

For each filter a context is passed containing the following objects and properties:

• process: The process object to be tested against the filter.
• _username: The username of the current user.

Process object

The process object contains the following properties:

Property	Description	Type	License required
pid	PID of the process	String	No
name	Name of the process	String	No
command	Command used to start the process	String	No
cpuPerc	CPU usage of the process in percent	String	No
version	Version of the process	String	No
priority	Priority of the process	String	No
nice	Nice value of the process	String	No
user	User owning the process	String	No
residentMemory	Resident memory in bytes	Integer	No
virtualMemory	Virtual memory in bytes	Integer	No
threads	Number of threads	Integer	No
startTime	Start time of the process	Date	No
isApplication	Whether the process is windowed (activationPolicy = .regular)	Boolean	No
bundleIdentifier	Bundle ID (e.g. com.itone.ProcessSpy)	String	Yes
signingOrganization	Extracted from process signature Subject O element	String	Yes
startupEntryType	One of the following: launchDaemon, launchAgent, loginItemBookmark or empty	String	Yes

Example filters

Show processes using more than 300 MB of resident memory:

process.residentMemory > 314572800

Show processes from Microsoft:

process.bundleIdentifier.includes('com.microsoft')

Show unsigned processes:

!process.signingOrganization ||
process.signingOrganization.length === 0

Show processes started less than 60 seconds ago:

new Date() - new Date(process.startTime) < 60 * 1000

Show processes with a startup entry:

process.startupEntryType && process.startupEntryType.length > 0