1.0.1 • Published 6 years ago
@wraith13/wmic v1.0.1
wmic
wmic( Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line ) wrapper for Node.js
How to use
import wmic from "wmic-node";
const demo = async () =>
{
console.log(`wmic("cpu"): ${JSON.stringify(await wmic("cpu"), null, 4)}`);
};
demo();Reference
function
function wmic(command: command): Promise<{ [key: string]: string }[]>;commands
"alias""baseboard""bios""bootconfig""cdrom""computersystem""cpu""csproduct""datafile""dcomapp""desktop""desktopmonitor""devicememoryaddress""diskdrive""diskquota""dmachannel""environment""fsdir""group""idecontroller""irq""job""loadorder""logicaldisk""logon""memcache""memorychip""memphysical""netclient""netlogin""netprotocol""netuse""nic""nicconfig""ntdomain""ntevent""nteventlog""onboarddevice""os""pagefile""pagefileset""partition""port""portconnector""printer""printerconfig""printjob""process""product""qfe""quotasetting""rdaccount""rdnic""rdpermissions""rdtoggle""recoveros""registry""scsicontroller""server""service""shadowcopy""shadowstorage""share""softwareelement""softwarefeature""sounddev""startup""sysaccount""sysdriver""systemenclosure""systemslot""tapedrive""temperature""timezone""ups""useraccount""voltage""volume""volumequotasetting""volumeuserquota""wmiset"
How to build
requires: Node.js, TypeScript Compiler
tsc -P . or tsc -P . -w
In VS Code
You can use automatic build. Run Tasks: Allow Automatic Tasks in Folder command from command palette ( Mac: F1 or Shift+Command+P, Windows and Linux: F1 or Shift+Ctrl+P), and restart VS Code.
License
1.0.1
6 years ago