Marcus Tillmanns
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Adds the ability to handle simple REST like api calls to the Webserver. If a POST request is received by the webserver it calls HttpServer::HandlePostRequest "Get" Action Example: http://localhost:8085/Sensor?action=Get&id=/ltc/example/0 This will return a JSON response containing either the value of the Sensor or an error message. Example response: If it succeeded: { "result" : "ok", "value" : "42" } If it failed: { "result" : "fail" , "message" : "Some error message" } "Set" Action Example: http://localhost:8085/Sensor?action=Set&id=/ltc/example/0&value=42.0 This will try to set the Control value of the specified Sensor. Example response: If it succeeded: { "result" : "ok" } If it failed: { "result" : "fail" , "message" : "Some error message" } The TestScripts folder contains 3 python scripts that demonstrate the usage of the WebServer and the WMI provider.
18 lines
457 B
Python
18 lines
457 B
Python
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# Install:
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# * python.exe -m pip install pypiwin32
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# * python.exe -m pip install wmi
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#
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# Usage:
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# * !! Make sure openhardwaremonitor is running !!
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# * python basicwmi.py
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import wmi
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hwmon = wmi.WMI(namespace="root\OpenHardwareMonitor")
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sensors = hwmon.Sensor(SensorType="Control")
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for s in sensors:
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print s
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