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Python module for hardware and system monitoring

Project description

Statux is a Python library for Linux that provides methods to get hardware and system information. Useful for monitoring tasks.

Battery

Method

Returns

battery_info()

Manufacturer, model and s/n

status()

Full, Charging or Discharging

is_present()

True if battery is present

voltage()

battery voltage (mV)

current()

battery current (mA)

energy()

battery energy (mWh)

power()

battery power (mW)

charge()

battery charge (mAh)

capacity()

current capacity percent

capacity_level()

Full, Normal, Low or Critical

low_level()

value set for low battery level

critical_level()

value set for critical level

action_level()

value set for critical action

critical_power_action()

PowerOff, Hibernate or HybridSleep

remaining_time()

Remaining battery life

wear_level()

Battery health level

technology()

Chemistry of battery

supply_type()

Battery, Mains, UPS, etc

lid_state()

Open or Close

ac_adapter_online()

True if AC adapter is online

CPU

Method

Returns

next_value()

CPU Load percentage. Note: Needs to instantiate Load() class

logical_cpus()

Number of logical processors

physical_cpus()

Number of physical processor

frequency()

Current CPU frequency

max_frequency()

CPU max frequency

frequency_percent()

Current CPU frequency percent

is_x86_64()

True if CPU is AMD64 or Intel64 i.e. 64 bit capable

model_name()

CPU model name

DISKS

Method

Returns

block_devices()

sda, sdb, nvmen1, hda, hdb, etc

partitions()

sda1,sda2, sdb1, nvmen1p1, hda1, hdb2, etc

is_rotational()

If block device is rotational

is_removable()

If block device is removable

model()

Model name of the given device (sda, hdb..)

disk_naming()

a namedtuple with persistent names of a disk or a partition (id, label, path, uuid partlabel and partuuid)

mounts_info()

A dict with mounted partitions as key and a namedtuple with mount point, filesystem and mount options as value

mounted_partitions()

mounted partitions and mount points

total_size()

Total size of a partition

free_space()

Free space of a partition

used_space()

Used space of a partition

used_space_percent()

Used space percent of a partition

bytes_read()

Bytes read in a partition

bytes_write()

Bytes written in a partition

bytes_read_write()

Bytes read and wirtten in a partition

bytes_read_write_multi()

Bytes read and writen in several partitions

NETWORK

Method

Returns

get_interfaces()

All network interfaces

get_address()

MAC address os a interface

get_state()

Operational state of a interface

download_bytes()

total bytes downloaded in a interface

upload_bytes()

total bytes uploaded in a interface

down_up_bytes()

total bytes up-downloaded in a interface

download_bytes()

average download speed per second

upload_speed()

average download speed per second

down_up_speed()

average up-download speed per second

RAM

Method

Returns

total()

Total RAM size

free()

Free RAM

free_percent()

Free RAM percent

available()

Available RAM

available_percent()

Available RAM percent

buff_cache()

Buffer, cached and slab memory

used()

Used RAM

used_percent()

Used RAM percent

SYSTEM

Method

Returns

boot_time()

Time at which the system booted

uptime()

Time elapsed since system boot time

init()

Init system name

hostame()

Hostname

user()

User name

display_protocol()

Display protocol (x11 or wayland)

kernel_release()

Kernel release

kernel version()

Kernel version

architecture()

Machine type

session_id()

Current session id

distro_name()

Distro short name

distro_full_name()

Full distro description

distro_version()

Distro version

distro_url()

Distro url

linux_distribution()

Distro info (id, version, codename)

TEMP

Method

Returns

cores()

temperature of each core

cpu()

CPU temp

max_val()

maximum value of the temp sensors obtained

Note:

These methods are based on the proc and sys filesystems and are tested in Linux 4.15. It is possible that some methods are not available in previous kernel versions

Install:

By pip (It may not be the latest version):

pip install statux

Cloning this repo :

git clone https://github.com/Arg0s1080/statux.git
cd statux
sudo python3 setup.py install

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