1.0.0 • Published 5 years ago
redi-os v1.0.0
System Load
the simple way to stay informed with your system
Install via NPM:
npm i redi-os --saveOnly tested on Raspberry Pi Zero W on NodeJS Version v10.14.2
API
Configuration
| name | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| timer | int | 1 | check interval in seconds |
Events
| name | description | response |
|---|---|---|
| init | initials the timer | |
| cpu | gets your current cpu load | % |
| ram | gets your current ram | { total: 'XXX MB', free: 'XXX MB', used: 'XXX MB', calc_free: 'XXX%', calc_used: 'XXX%' } |
| load | gets your current disk load | X,Y,Z |
| tick | response on every timer tick | { cpu: XXX, ram: { total: 'XXX MB', free: 'XXX MB', used: 'XXX MB', calc_free: 'XXX%', calc_used: 'XXX%' }, load: X,Y,Z } |
| change | response if cpu,ram or load has changed | { cpu: XXX, ram: { total: 'XXX MB', free: 'XXX MB', used: 'XXX MB', calc_free: 'XXX%', calc_used: 'XXX%' }, load: X,Y,Z } |
Full example as in example.js
const os = require('redi-os')
os.cpu( data => { console.log("cpu",data) })
os.ram( data => { console.log("ram",data) })
os.load( data => { console.log("load",data) })
os.tick( data => { console.log("tick",data) })
os.change( data => { console.log("change",data) })
os.init({timer:1})1.0.0
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