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hexagon-oss / openhardwaremonitor

Open Hardware Monitor - a tool for monitoring hardware performance. Includes support for various temperature sensors, disk I/O ratings and power consumption.
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nuget package #32

Closed LAB02-Admin closed 2 years ago

LAB02-Admin commented 2 years ago

Hey,

This is looking great and well maintained! Do you have plans to release it as a nuget package? Would be great to not have to manually add the dependencies to new projects!

Thanks either way for sharing 😃

pgrawehr commented 2 years ago

@LAB02-Admin I haven't actually published any official nugets so far... Also, honestly I have not tested/used it as a library, but only as a full application.

There is an interface to the service in the Iot.Device.Bindings package from the dotnet team. This library offers functions for querying the sensors from a running OHM instance. Check out https://github.com/dotnet/iot/tree/main/src/devices/HardwareMonitor for instructions.

What best suits your needs will depend on your use case. What are you exactly interested in?

LAB02-Admin commented 2 years ago

Hi @pgrawehr,

Thanks for your fast reply and info!

If you'd like to learn the process: using Visual Studio 2022, you can easily config your nuget package from the Package section in the project settings (in this case for OpenHardwareMonitorLib). Make sure you check Produce a package file during build operations.:

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Then after creating an account on nuget.org you can upload the .nuget file there:

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My use case is HASS.Agent, a client application for the domotica system Home Assistant. One of its uses is to collect local machine sensors, and transmit them to the central server. I've been using the LibreHardwareMonitorLib, but it doesn't get updated often. After looking around, I noticed your fork of openhardwaremonitor was recommended for being actively maintained.

So, basically, it's OpenHardwareMonitorLib.dll I'm after for using in another .NET 6 project, to get the same sensors values you show in your GUI, without an actual instance of OHM running.

pgrawehr commented 2 years ago

@LAB02-Admin Sorry for being unclear. Of course I know how to create packages. I have been using that a lot, but so far only with a private repository, never for the public nuget.org. I will need to look into that sometime anyway, but I hope it's not urgent, as I'm quite busy.

PhyxionNL commented 2 years ago

I've been using the LibreHardwareMonitorLib, but it doesn't get updated often.

Well, there's much more (hardware) activity there than here 🙂 If you need anything in particular implemented, feel free to send a PR 👀. Quality PRs are almost always accepted and merged 👍

LAB02-Admin commented 2 years ago

Alright, thanks @PhyxionNL!