🖥️How to use
How do you use it?
Using this library is very simple! Just use the Inxi.NET
namespace in any piece of code you want to use the library, as in: using InxiFrontend;
In order to get hardware information, just invoke the Inxi
constructor when assigning a new variable that holds hardware information. For example,
This gets all hardware information from your computer, assuming that you have the following files installed on your Linux computer:
/usr/bin/inxi
Can be obtained by installing Inxi using your favorite package manager (usually
inxi
)
/usr/bin/cpanel_json_xs
Can be obtained by installing CPanel Json Perl Module using your favorite package manager (usually
libcpanel-json-xs-perl
)
/usr/bin/json_xs
Can be obtained by installing Json Perl Module using your favorite package manager (usually
libjson-xs-perl
)
In order to selectively parse the computer hardware information, you can use the constructor that lets you set the hardware type to be parse:
where type
is:
InxiHardwareType.BIOS
InxiHardwareType.Graphics
InxiHardwareType.HardDrive
InxiHardwareType.HardDriveLogical
InxiHardwareType.Machine
InxiHardwareType.Network
InxiHardwareType.PCMemory
InxiHardwareType.Processor
InxiHardwareType.Sound
InxiHardwareType.System
InxiHardwareType.Battery
Very rarely, if your system doesn't have the above paths to required programs (either you've compiled Json Perl modules using CPAN, or you've downloaded Inxi straight from its source code, or you've got both), you can supply the paths to the three different paths by invoking the third version of the constructor:
You can then use the InxiInstance.Hardware
class to obtain info about your computer's hardware.
For debugging, listen to the DebugDataReceived
event by adding the event handler to it, for example:
If you're going to use functions, you must implement the function with the following signature (function name can be changed):
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