MMM-SystemStats (cpu temp/load, fre ram ...)

[tgriffo]

I shall try again (currently travelling for work) later this week and report back with more details…

[KirAsh4]

Deprecation is not the same as a hint. That message is a warning to let you know that while it may work today, it may not in the near future because sys is being deprecated and ultimately phased out (and removed) in favor of util. It would make sense to write code for the packages that will continue to work, and not for things that will be deprecated.

[Mar]

@BenRoe the classes config item is the exact same name used by the MMM-ProfileSwitcher plugin unfortunately.

[Mykle1]

@KirAsh4 said in MMM-SystemStats (cpu temp/load, fre ram ...):

Deprecation is not the same as a hint. That message is a warning to let you know that while it may work today, it may not in the near future because sys is being deprecated and ultimately phased out (and removed) in favor of util. It would make sense to write code for the packages that will continue to work, and not for things that will be deprecated.

I also get that warning message but it works and nothing seems to be wrong or unstable. I like having the stats to keep an eye on how things are running, then I hide it with MMM-Remote-Control until the next time I want to check.

So, do you recommend NOT using it? Is there any “danger” in using it?

[BenRoe]

@Mykle1 it is not “danger”. Next days a update is coming.

[BenRoe]

The update v1.1 is out. Thx to Bruce17 for the pull request.
Update instructions

[Mykle1]

@BenRoe said in MMM-SystemStats (cpu temp/load, fre ram ...):

The update v1.1 is out. Thx to Bruce17 for the pull request.

I followed the update instructions. It seems to be working fine and the “DeprecationWarning: sys is deprecated. Use util instead.” is no longer being reported. Nice!

[toldenburger]

Any way I can make this module alight to the left?

[DocVooDoo]

@toldenburger

position: ‘top_left’, // This can be any of the regions.

or

position: ‘bottom_left’, // This can be any of the regions.

[toldenburger]

@DocVooDoo Ah sorry I wasn’t clear enough:
I don’t mean the position of the module, but the alignment of the actual text. It seems to be centered by default and I can’t find a css in the module.

[DocVooDoo]

@toldenburger Oh, I would like to know.

[strawberry 3.141]

@toldenburger put that in custom.css

.MMM-SystemStats table td {
  text-align: left !important;
}

[Mykle1]

@strawberry-3.141 said in MMM-SystemStats (cpu temp/load, fre ram ...):

put that in custom.css

Oh, I’m so glad you got here first, before I tried to help him. :wink:

[BenRoe]

@toldenburger @DocVooDoo the v1.2 is out

• add pull request #2 (automatic translate loding label)
• new config item (align the labels)

[Sandy2503]

How Can I change the Fontsize of the Modul ?

Sandy2503

[McSorley]

Perfect along with MMM-RemoteControl to hide and enable it when I am testing.

[AgilesChroms]

@Sandy2503
one solution

wrapper.className = this.config.classes ? this.config.classes : “bold small bright”;

[PhilReis]

Hello, can i view this module only when the CPU temperature is over XX °C?

[lavolp3]

Hello @BenRoe
I have this module installed for some time and was always wondering how to interprete the “System load” part.
Now I finally did a bit of research and am still wondering why this value is used. Why is it such an imprtant value for you?

Also, I’m trying to implement “sd card usage”. I think it’s a quite important value (since my card is quite full :-))

[A Former User]

@lavolp3 How about trying MMM-Tools?(https://github.com/eouia/MMM-Tools)