Trippy — диагностика сети в терминале

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fujiapple852/trippy is an open-source network diagnostic tool written in Rust that combines traceroute and ping into a live terminal interface. Reach for it when a site or service is intermittently slow and you need to pinpoint exactly which hop is dropping packets; when latency spiked after migrating to a new host and you need hard numbers to show your ISP or client; when your provider denies there's a problem and you need per-hop round-trip measurements in real time. The tool traces packet routes step by step, displaying response history and charts directly in the terminal with continuous live updates. Written in Rust and launched via CLI with `sudo trip example.com`; installable via cargo, apt, brew, winget, scoop, snap, Docker, and package managers across most Linux distributions and BSDs. Runs on Linux, BSD, macOS, and Windows. The direction is outbound route diagnostics to a remote host — not internal network monitoring or traffic sniffing. Compared to the classic mtr, it offers a richer TUI with per-hop charts, history, and flexible configuration. Suits network engineers, DevOps, and anyone troubleshooting connectivity issues; it diagnoses the path but does not fix the network or grant access to ISP equipment.