This package provides APIs for obtaining information about hardware. Currently it supports storage and network devices. Main use case is hardware management in Librarian, so it falls fairly short of being useful as a general hardware mangement tool. It is also Linux-specific and has not been (and will not be) tested on any other platform.
See examples directory for some usage examples.
Documentation is available on Read The Docs.
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