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  ksysguardd 1.2.0   ksysguardd 1.2.0
  ksysguardd> random   ksysguardd> random



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  Implementing KSysGuard sensors simple example.   Implementing KSysGuard sensors simple example.
    



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− Prequesities: KDE, Perl, nc + Prerequisities: KDE, Perl.
    
  Imagine you have a program that monitors some value important for you.   Imagine you have a program that monitors some value important for you.



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  You want the value to be plotted or displayed in the KDE systray.   You want the value to be plotted or displayed in the KDE systray.
    
− The most _____ way is to add it to KSysGuard as a sensor. + The most straightforward way is to add it to KSysGuard as a sensor.
    
− == Example + == Example ==
    
  Step 1. Create, for example, "/home/vi/code/sensor/sensor.pl" with the following content:   Step 1. Create, for example, "/home/vi/code/sensor/sensor.pl" with the following content:
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  You will see your sensor (random value from 0 to 100 in this case).   You will see your sensor (random value from 0 to 100 in this case).
    
− == Systray + == Systray ==
    
  If you want to see the plot is your systray, follow this:   If you want to see the plot is your systray, follow this:
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  [Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]   [Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]
    
− == Protocol + == Protocol ==
    
  The ksysguardd protocol:   The ksysguardd protocol:
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  Server should send the Display Name of the sensor TAB minimum value TAB maximum value TAB units NEWLINE. Looks like this command or some part of it is optional.   Server should send the Display Name of the sensor TAB minimum value TAB maximum value TAB units NEWLINE. Looks like this command or some part of it is optional.
    
− == Example session + == Example session ==
    
  Example of session:   Example of session:



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  The most _____ way is to add it to KSysGuard as a sensor.   The most _____ way is to add it to KSysGuard as a sensor.
  + 
  + == Example
    
  Step 1. Create, for example, "/home/vi/code/sensor/sensor.pl" with the following content:   Step 1. Create, for example, "/home/vi/code/sensor/sensor.pl" with the following content:
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  You will see your sensor (random value from 0 to 100 in this case).   You will see your sensor (random value from 0 to 100 in this case).
  + 
  + == Systray
    
  If you want to see the plot is your systray, follow this:   If you want to see the plot is your systray, follow this:
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  [Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]   [Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]
  + 
  + == Protocol
    
  The ksysguardd protocol:   The ksysguardd protocol:
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  info command:   info command:
  Server should send the Display Name of the sensor TAB minimum value TAB maximum value TAB units NEWLINE. Looks like this command or some part of it is optional.   Server should send the Display Name of the sensor TAB minimum value TAB maximum value TAB units NEWLINE. Looks like this command or some part of it is optional.
  + 
  + == Example session
    
  Example of session:   Example of session:



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  [Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]   [Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]
  + 
  + The ksysguardd protocol:
  + 1. Server sends version line ("ksysguardd 1.2.0") ended with newline.
  + 2. Server sends "ksysguardd> " with spacebar and without newline.
  + Available commands:
  +    monitors -- List available sensors
  +    <sensor name> -- Get the value of some sensor
  +    <sensor name>? -- Get the metadata of the sensor
  + 
  + "monitor" command:
  + For each sensor, send the sensor name TAB the sensor type (integer) NEWLINE.
  + Then go back to the prompt "ksysguardd> ".
  + 
  + get command:
  + For integer sensors, server should send one integer value and NEWLINE.
  + 
  + info command:
  + Server should send the Display Name of the sensor TAB minimum value TAB maximum value TAB units NEWLINE. Looks like this command or some part of it is optional.
  + 
  + Example of session:
  + <code>
  + ksysguardd 1.2.0
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 96
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 46
  + ksysguardd> monitors
  + random.integer
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 11
  + ksysguardd> random?
  + Random Value.0.100
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 47
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 54
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 5
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 37
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 41
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 58
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 36
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 69
  + ksysguardd> random
  + 83
  + ksysguardd> 
  + </code>





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  Imagine you have a program that monitors some value important for you.   Imagine you have a program that monitors some value important for you.
− You want the value to be plotted <s>or displayed in the KDE systray</s>. + You want the value to be plotted or displayed in the KDE systray.
    
  The most _____ way is to add it to KSysGuard as a sensor.   The most _____ way is to add it to KSysGuard as a sensor.
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  You will see your sensor (random value from 0 to 100 in this case).   You will see your sensor (random value from 0 to 100 in this case).
  + 
  + If you want to see the plot is your systray, follow this:
  + 
  + Step 1: Add "KSysGuard applet to the desktop".
  + 
  + Step 2: In there's no spare displays, choose "Configure System Guard" in the context menu of the applet and increase "Number of displays".
  + 
  + Step 3: Launch KSysGuard, follow previous example to get access to your sensor.
  + 
  + Step 4: Drag and drop from "random Integer Value" to the free display in the systray.
  + 
  + Step 5: "Signal plotter", then you will be asked again to provide the data source. Choose "Custom Command" with the same script.
  + 
  + [Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]

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 Step 1. Create, for example, "/home/vi/code/sensor/sensor.pl" with the following content:
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+<syntaxhighlight lang="perl">#!/usr/bin/perl -w
 $|=1;

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      print "ksysguardd> ";
+}
-</code>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 Step 2: Launch KSysGuard, File->Connect Host->Custom Command, enter "/home/vi/code/sensor/sensor.pl" in the Command field, OK.
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	[Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]		[Step 6: Open properties and remove grids and lines to clean up the plot]
		+
		+	The ksysguardd protocol:
		+	1. Server sends version line ("ksysguardd 1.2.0") ended with newline.
		+	2. Server sends "ksysguardd> " with spacebar and without newline.
		+	Available commands:
		+	monitors -- List available sensors
		+	<sensor name> -- Get the value of some sensor
		+	<sensor name>? -- Get the metadata of the sensor
		+
		+	"monitor" command:
		+	For each sensor, send the sensor name TAB the sensor type (integer) NEWLINE.
		+	Then go back to the prompt "ksysguardd> ".
		+
		+	get command:
		+	For integer sensors, server should send one integer value and NEWLINE.
		+
		+	info command:
		+	Server should send the Display Name of the sensor TAB minimum value TAB maximum value TAB units NEWLINE. Looks like this command or some part of it is optional.
		+
		+	Example of session:
		+	<code>
		+	ksysguardd 1.2.0
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	96
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	46
		+	ksysguardd> monitors
		+	random.integer
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	11
		+	ksysguardd> random?
		+	Random Value.0.100
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	47
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	54
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	5
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	37
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	41
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	58
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	36
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	69
		+	ksysguardd> random
		+	83
		+	ksysguardd>
		+	</code>