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monisys 0.3
Monisys with tool we can able to moniter entire os
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Monisys - Monitor Your Entire OS and Gain Insights About Your Machine

<img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/db339f64-c42c-42d4-9414-62706b0a5820" alt="monisys" width="400" />


Monisys is a Python3 package built on top of `osquery` that allows users to monitor and retrieve comprehensive information about their operating system. This package can be used as a module to develop custom monitoring dashboards, or you can utilize the built-in dashboard (currently under development).

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## Installation

To install Monisys, run the following command with superuser privileges:

```bash
sudo pip install monisys
```
## Getting Started

After installing, you can access the help message to explore the available commands and options:

```python3
monisys -h
# or
monisys --help
```
<img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/27de83ad-3f7b-4c59-b18e-16baf79877c1" alt="help" width="600" />

### Command-Line Interface (CLI) Examples

Monisys provides various CLI commands to retrieve specific system information:

Display CPU Information

```bash
sudo monisys -ci
# or
sudo monisys --cpu-info
```
<img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ce533047-5608-4624-b1e3-00e9a8ca4c26" alt="cpuinfo" width="600" />

### Display USB Devices

```bash
monisys -ud
# or
monisys --display-usbdevices
```
<img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0f4e703e-bad9-452e-b693-1c223356d08e" alt="usbdevices" width="600" />

### Using Monisys as a Module

Monisys can also be used programmatically to fetch system data. Here’s an example of how to retrieve CPU information:

```bash
import time
from monisys.Managers.Systeminfo import SystemInfo

system_info = SystemInfo('cpu_info')
cpuinfos = system_info.get_all_data()

print(cpuinfos)
```
pyebur128 0.1.1
A Cython implementation of the libebur128 library for measuring audio loudness.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: audio loudness, loudness range, loudness units, true peak, sample peak, relative threshold, ebu r128, itu r bs 1770

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# pyebur128
A Cython implementation of the [libebur128](https://github.com/jiixyj/libebur128) library for audio loudness in media files.

## Requirements

* Operating Systems: Linux, macOS, or Windows
* Python: 3.8+
* Dependencies: None!

## Installation

### PyPI

```
pip install pyebur128
```

### From Source

```
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/jodhus/pyebur128
cd pyebur128
pip install .
```

## TODO
* Working on getting official documentation written/uploaded. In the meantime, all definitions are documented in within their docstrings.