A vibe-coded node utility that takes a list of virtual memory regions and plots them on a zoomable canvas in your browser.
🎮 Try the live demo - Features an interactive Chrome browser memory map with smooth zoom animations
The demo showcases a real Chrome process memory layout captured from /proc/pid/maps, demonstrating how memory regions are distributed across the 48-bit virtual address space using a Hilbert curve visualization.
The Hilbert curve is used to map addresses to pixels, so that any consecutive area is connected in the image. Resolution is 1 pixel = 64Mbytes. Tuned to the 47 bit user-space available on Linux.
Understands its own format, but can also read the format of /proc/pid/maps.
For example, use 'top' to find an active Chrome process then start the server on localhost:8080 with:
make setup
node index.js /proc/123/maps
