ocmoss 1.0.0

Observe • Control • Monitor Operating System (OCMOSS) - Windows Operating System Monitoring SDK.

OCMOSS

Observe • Control • Monitor Operating System

OCMOSS is a Windows Operating System Monitoring SDK written in Python. It provides developers with simple APIs to retrieve operating system events, process information, and network information in a structured way. OCMOSS is designed to expose operating system information that is often hidden or difficult for users to access. The goal is to provide developers with a simple, modular Python SDK for monitoring Windows system events, processes, and network activity through a clean and consistent API.

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Features

Version 1.0 – Operating System Lifecycle

• System Started
• Last Shutdown
• Current Uptime
• Last Restart
• Sleep Started
• Wake Up
• Power Source Changed

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Version 2.0 – Process Monitoring

• Running Applications
• Process Count
• Process Memory Usage

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Version 3.0 – Network Monitoring

• Network Information
• Internet Status
• IP Address
• Wi-Fi Information
• Wi-Fi Passwords

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Supported Platform

• Windows 10
• Windows 11

Python Version:

• Python 3.11+
• Python 3.12+
• Python 3.13+

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Installation

pip install ocmoss

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Quick Start

import ocmoss

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Project Structure

OCMOSS
│
├── ocmoss
│   ├── events
│   ├── windows
│   └── core
│
├── main.py
├── pyproject.toml
├── README.md
└── LICENSE

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Current Modules

Operating System Lifecycle

• SystemStarted
• LastShutdown
• CurrentUptime
• LastRestart
• SleepStarted
• WakeUp
• PowerSourceChanged

Process Monitoring

• RunningApplications
• ProcessCount
• ProcessMemoryUsage

Network Monitoring

• NetworkInformation
• InternetStatus
• IPAddress
• WiFiInformation
• WiFiPasswords

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Roadmap

Version 4.0 – Privacy Monitoring

• WebcamStatus
• MicrophoneStatus

Future versions will expand OCMOSS with additional monitoring capabilities.

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License

Copyright 2026 Shreyas Chimalwar

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

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Author

Shreyas Chimalwar

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