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RunningScript interface

Signature:

interface RunningScript 

Properties

Property	Modifiers	Type	Description
args		ScriptArg[]	Arguments the script was called with
dynamicRamUsage		number | undefined	The dynamic RAM usage of (one thread of) this script instance. Does not affect overall RAM consumption (ramUsage is for that), but rather shows how much of the reserved RAM is currently in use via all the ns functions the script has called. Initially 1.6GB, this increases as new functions are called. Only set for scripts that are still running.
filename		string	Filename of the script
logs		string[]	Script logs as an array. The newest log entries are at the bottom. Timestamps, if enabled, are placed inside [brackets] at the start of each line.
offlineExpGained		number	Total amount of hacking experience earned from this script when offline
offlineMoneyMade		number	Total amount of money made by this script when offline
offlineRunningTime		number	Number of seconds that the script has been running offline
onlineExpGained		number	Total amount of hacking experience earned from this script when online
onlineMoneyMade		number	Total amount of money made by this script when online
onlineRunningTime		number	Number of seconds that this script has been running online
parent		number	Process ID of the parent process. If this script was started by another script, this will be the PID of that script. If this script was started directly through the terminal, the value will be 0.
pid		number	Process ID. Must be an integer
ramUsage		number	How much RAM this script uses for ONE thread. Also known as "static RAM usage," this value does not change once the script is started, unless you call ns.ramOverride().
server		string	Hostname of the server on which this script runs
tailProperties		TailProperties | null	Properties of the tail window, or null if it is not shown
temporary		boolean	Whether this RunningScript is excluded from saves
threads		number	Number of threads that this script runs with
title		string | ReactElement	The title, as shown in the script's log box. Defaults to the name + args, but can be changed by the user. If it is set to a React element (only by the user), that will not be persisted, and will be restored to default on load.