import os import re import time import platform from util import hook from datetime import timedelta @hook.command(autohelp=False) def system(inp): ".system -- Retrieves information about the host system." hostname = platform.node() os = platform.platform() python_imp = platform.python_implementation() python_ver = platform.python_version() architecture = '-'.join(platform.architecture()) cpu = platform.machine() return "Hostname: \x02%s\x02, Operating System: \x02%s\x02, Python " \ "Version: \x02%s %s\x02, Architecture: \x02%s\x02, CPU: \x02%s" \ "\x02" % (hostname, os, python_imp, python_ver, architecture, cpu) @hook.command(autohelp=False) def memory(inp): ".memory -- Displays the bot's current memory usage." if os.name == "posix": # get process info status_file = open('/proc/self/status').read() s = dict(re.findall(r'^(\w+):\s*(.*)\s*$', status_file, re.M)) # get the data we need and process it data = s['VmRSS'], s['VmSize'], s['VmPeak'], s['VmStk'], s['VmData'] data = [float(i.replace(' kB', '')) for i in data] strings = [str(round(i / 1024, 2)) + ' MB' for i in data] # prepare the output out = "Threads: \x02%s\x02, Real Memory: \x02%s\x02, Allocated Memory: \x02%s\x02, Peak " \ "Allocated Memory: \x02%s\x02, Stack Size: \x02%s\x02, Heap " \ "Size: \x02%s\x02" % (s['Threads'], strings[0], strings[1], strings[2], strings[3], strings[4]) # return output return out elif os.name == "nt": cmd = 'tasklist /FI "PID eq %s" /FO CSV /NH' % os.getpid() out = os.popen(cmd).read() memory = 0 for amount in re.findall(r'([,0-9]+) K', out): memory += int(amount.replace(',', '')) memory = str(round(float(memory) / 1024, 2)) return "Memory Usage: \x02%s MB\x02" % memory else: return "Sorry, this command is not supported on your OS." @hook.command(autohelp=False) def uptime(inp, bot=None): ".uptime -- Shows the bot's uptime." uptime_raw = round(time.time() - bot.start_time) uptime = timedelta(seconds=uptime_raw) return "Uptime: \x02%s\x02" % uptime @hook.command(autohelp=False) def pid(inp): ".pid -- Prints the bot's PID." return "PID: \x02%s\x02" % os.getpid()