System
This is the cog guide for the system cog. You will find detailed docs about usage and commands.
[p] is considered as your prefix.
Usage
Get system metrics.
Most commands work on all OSes or omit certian information. See the help for individual commands for detailed limitations.
Commands
system
Note
This command is locked to the bot owner.
Syntax
[p]system
Description
Get information about your system metrics.
Most commands work on all OSes or omit certian information. See the help for individual commands for detailed limitations.
system all
Syntax
[p]system all
Tip
Aliases: system overview, system top
Description
Get an overview of the current system metrics, similar to top.
This will show CPU utilisation, RAM usage and uptime as well as active processes.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
Note
This command appears to be very slow in Windows.
system cpu
Syntax
[p]system cpu
Description
Get metrics about the CPU.
This will show the CPU usage as a percent for each core, and frequency depending on platform. It will also show the time spent idle, user and system as well as uptime.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
Note
CPU frequency is nominal and overall on Windows and Mac OS, on Linux it’s current and per-core.
system disk
Syntax
[p]system disk [ignore_loop=True]
Tip
Alias: system df
Description
Get infomation about disks connected to the system.
This will show the space used, total space, filesystem and mount point (if you’re on Linux make sure it’s not potentially sensitive if running the command a public space).
If ignore_loop is set to True, this will ignore any loop (fake) devices on Linux.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
Note
Mount point is basically useless on Windows as it’s the same as the drive name, though it’s still shown.
system mem
Syntax
[p]system mem
Tip
Aliases: system memory, system ram
Description
Get infomation about memory usage.
This will show memory available as a percent, memory used and available as well as the total amount. Data is provided for both physical and SWAP RAM.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
system network
Syntax
[p]system network
Tip
Alias: system net
Description
Get network stats. They may have overflowed and reset at some point.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
system processes
Syntax
[p]system processes
Tip
Alias: system proc
Description
Get an overview of the status of currently running processes.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
system red
Syntax
[p]system red
Description
See what resources Red is using.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
Note
SWAP memory information is only available on Linux.
system sensors
Syntax
[p]system sensors [fahrenheit=False]
Tip
Aliases: system temp, system temperature, system fan, system fans
Description
Get sensor metrics.
This will return any data about temperature and fan sensors it can find. If there is no name for an individual sensor, it will use the name of the group instead.
Platforms: Linux
system uptime
Syntax
[p]system uptime
Tip
Alias: system up
Description
Get the system boot time and how long ago it was.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
system users
Syntax
[p]system users
Description
Get information about logged in users.
This will show the user name, what terminal they’re logged in at, and when they logged in.
Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
Note
PID is not available on Windows. Terminal is usually Unknown