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

Boost Software License