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Informations about the package sysinfo
This is a simple script for retrieving information about the host system that the code (typically web application) is running on, so that it can be presented on a web page, and/or graphed over time. Or perhaps it can be used to detect situations where the system is running low on resources.
It is made as part of an online course in web development. So I was forced to make this available on github and packagist. Maybe it can be useful for someone.
Note that it is intended for Linux host systems and no effort has been made to make it work for other host operating systems.
HOW TO USE WITH ANAX-MVC
Clone the Anax-MVC git repository using
$ git clone https://github.com/mosbth/Anax-MVC.git Anax-MVC.git
Then add the following line to the "require" property of Anax-MVC.git/composer.json:
"anpk12/sysinfo": "dev-master"
The part after the colon is the version requirement and can optionally be changed to a fixed version such as "1.0.0".
Validate your composer.json file:
$ composer validate
If it succeeds, update:
$ composer update
Now, to see if it works, you need to integrate anpk12\sysinfo into a route. We will take the easiest route possible to create a working demo.
Make a copy of webroot/hello.php, call it webroot/hello_sysinfo.php . After the line that starts with "require", create an instance of Anpk12\Sysinfo\Snapshot:
$sysinfo = new Anpk12\Sysinfo\Snapshot();
This will create a snapshot of the current system status, which we can then use to generate html, graphs/images or database entries etc.
The Snapshot class provides easy access to the various types of system information it collects through accessors.
But it can also generate a complete html report using all the information. This is done using the htmlReport() member function. Add the following line to hello_sysinfo.php, just after the creation of the Snapshot instance:
$sysReport = $sysinfo->htmlReport(false)
The boolean argument controls whether or not to create a short summary (true) or a full report (false).
The variable $sysReport now holds a string of html markup, which we can tell Anax-MVC to render. Simply change the title and main variables of the theme:
// Prepare the page content $app->theme->setVariable('title', "Hello World Sysinfo") ->setVariable('main', $sysreport);
Done! Try accessing Anax-MVC.git/webroot/hello_sysinfo.php with a web browser. You should see current memory usage etc.
In order to access the system information directly instead of generating html, use the Snapshot member functions meminfo(), memTotal(), memAvailable() and loadavg() .
