Python bindings to libsensors (via ctypes)
Project description
- Date:
- 2014-08-17
Python bindings for libsensors.so from the lm-sensors project via ctypes. Supports API version 4, i.e. libsensors version 3.x.
Motivation
Motivation for this package are shortcomings of scraping the output of the sensors command by different shell scripts. Some had problems when labels changed, others could not cope with too many matches of their overly broad regular expressions, and so on. Those scripts and thus this package are used at RebeIT for monitoring servers. The needs of that task are the driving force behind this implementation.
Requirements
Python ≥3.6
libsensors.so from lm-sensors version 3.x (API 4)
The package is pure Python, so any implementation with the ctypes module should work.
Installation
The usual python setup.py install from within the source distribution.
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Example
The following example prints all detected sensor chips, their adapter, and the features with their ”main” value for each chip:
import sensors sensors.init() try: for chip in sensors.iter_detected_chips(): print '%s at %s' % (chip, chip.adapter_name) for feature in chip: print ' %s: %.2f' % (feature.label, feature.get_value()) finally: sensors.cleanup()
Example output of the code above:
k8temp-pci-00c3 at PCI adapter Core0 Temp: 16.00 Core0 Temp: 11.00 Core1 Temp: 28.00 Core1 Temp: 19.00 w83627ehf-isa-0290 at ISA adapter Vcore: 1.10 in1: 1.10 AVCC: 3.30 VCC: 3.31 in4: 1.68 in5: 1.68 in6: 1.86 3VSB: 3.30 Vbat: 3.06 in9: 1.55 Case Fan: 1231.00 CPU Fan: 2410.00 Aux Fan: 0.00 fan5: 0.00 Sys Temp: 39.00 CPU Temp: 31.50 AUX Temp: 30.50 cpu0_vid: 0.00
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