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netwatch is an all in one network diagnostics tool that monitors connections in real time. It has a live traffic timeline, ASCII network map, latency heat-maps and more. Matt Hartley (matthart1983 on GitHub) made netwatch using Ratatui and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

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