smartscan
A CLI tool that runs smartctl on all disks, extracts key SMART health metrics, and stores historical results in SQLite for tracking changes over time.
Quick start
Install smartmontools to provide the smartctl command, then install smartscan:
uv tool install smartscan
Collect SMART data from all disks (requires root):
sudo smartscan collect
sudo smartscan collect --no-save "WDC"
sudo smartscan collect --verbose
sudo smartscan --json collect
Query historical records, filter by name, or get JSON output:
smartscan query --since 2026-01-01
smartscan query --last-days 7 --verbose
Map disks to their /dev/disk/ identifiers (no root needed):
smartscan lsblk
smartscan lsblk --source by-id "Samsung"
smartscan --exclude '^/dev/(loop|zd)\d+' lsblk
Read the full documentation for shell completion, configuration reference, and advanced usage.
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