MyIP

A clean, intuitive terminal UI for network interface monitoring.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Rust toolchain (1.70 or later)
• Network connectivity (for public IP detection)

Using Cargo

# Install the latest version
cargo install myip-tui

# Or specify a version
cargo install myip-tui@0.2.0

Usage

Simply run the application from your terminal:

myip

Keyboard Controls

q or ESC to quit the application

Interface Details

MyIP provides a detailed view of your network interfaces in a clean, organized terminal UI:

Main Screen Elements

1. Header: Displays your hostname
2. Public IP: Shows your external IP address (fetched from online services)
3. Interface Panels: Each network interface is displayed with:
   • Status (up/down)
   • IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
   • MAC address (when available)
   • MTU and link speed (when available)
   • RX/TX traffic statistics
   • Real-time traffic graph
4. Debug Panel: Shows detected interfaces and diagnostic information
5. Footer: Displays keyboard controls

Network Traffic Graphs

Each interface panel includes a real-time graph that visualizes:

• RX (Download): Shown in green
• TX (Upload): Shown in red

The graph automatically scales based on traffic volume and provides meaningful units (B/s, KB/s, MB/s).

Public IP Detection

MyIP attempts to fetch your public IP address from multiple services:

• api.ipify.org
• ifconfig.me/ip
• icanhazip.com
• ipinfo.io/ip
• myexternalip.com/raw

The application uses a 5-second timeout to ensure responsiveness even if connectivity is limited.

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

No Public IP Displayed

• Check your internet connection
• The application tries multiple services, so one may be blocked
• Ensure you have the default-tls feature enabled in reqwest

Missing Network Statistics

• Some interfaces may not provide statistics through sysinfo
• The application attempts to fall back to using the netstat command
• Check the debug panel for interfaces with missing statistics

Network Interfaces Not Showing

• Ensure you're running with appropriate permissions
• Some virtual interfaces or non-standard interfaces may not be detected
• Check the debug panel to see which interfaces were detected