OpenMonitor is a open source command line tool developed with Python that provides real-time system information and other information.
OM (OpenMonitor) is also an acronym for Open Monitor Meditation, which encompasses the philosophy of this project.
The script retrieves the following system information:
- CPU : The current CPU usage and model name.
- RAM : The current RAM usage.
- GPU : The current GPU usage as a percentage, and usage of VRAM.
- WiFi : The SSID (network name), RSSI (in dBm and percentage).
- Bluetooth BAT: The battery life of supported devices that are paired to this computer.
Simply run OpenMonitor.exe or run through py script.
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To run the script, use the following command:
python OpenMonitor.py [-t]
The script accepts an optional argument -t or --TablePrintInfo to display the system information in a table format.
If no argument is provided, the script will display the system information in a line format.
The script continuously updates and refreshes the system information every 2 second and update Bluetooth BAT every 1min.
The script requires the following dependencies:
psutil: Used to retrieve CPU and RAM information.cpuinfo: Used to retrieve CPU model information.GPUtil: Used to retrieve GPU information.pywifi: Used to retrieve WiFi network information.prettytable: Used to display the system information in a table format.argparse: Used to parse command-line arguments.
You can install the dependencies using the following command:
pip install psutil cpuinfo gputil pywifi prettytable argparse
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.