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@ralphwetzel/node-red-systeminformation

v1.2.0

Published

Node-RED interface to systeminformation, the System Information Library for Node.JS

Downloads

72

Readme

@ralphwetzel/node-red-systeminformation

Node-RED interface to systeminformation, the System Information Library for Node.JS

Citing @sebhildebrandt, the creator of systeminformation:

Started as a small project [...], it now has > 15,000 lines of code, > 600 versions published, up to 8 mio downloads per month, > 220 mio downloads overall. #1 NPM ranking for backend packages.

This node lets you call one of the functions provided by systeminformation. The result of each call will be returned as msg.payload.

There are two ways to select the function to be called:

Static configuration via the node property editor

You may configure the to-be-called function via the nodes property editor.

Functions are arranged in groups, following the systeminformation documentation.

In case a function expects additional parameters, those may be defined as required.

Additionally, the node may be configured to observe the selected function by polling at a given rate. If polling is enabled, you may decide to let the node emit a msg only if the function call returned changed values.

Dynamic mode

You may trigger the call of a systeminformation function as well by sending to the node a msg that is configured accordingly:

topic: name of the systeminformation function to be called.

payload: optional <object> with parameters to be passed to the function. The keys of the objects properties have to match the names of the parameters as defined by the systeminformation documentation, e.g:

{
    topic: 'versions',
    payload: {
        apps: 'npm, php, postgresql'
    }
}

The dynamic mode may be used in addition & parallel to a static configuration, as shown in the provided example.