auto-cpufreq/auto_cpufreq/battery_scripts/battery.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
import subprocess
from auto_cpufreq.battery_scripts.thinkpad import thinkpad_setup, thinkpad_print_thresholds
from auto_cpufreq.battery_scripts.ideapad_acpi import ideapad_acpi_setup, ideapad_acpi_print_thresholds
from auto_cpufreq.battery_scripts.ideapad_laptop import ideapad_laptop_setup, ideapad_laptop_print_thresholds
def lsmod(module):
output = subprocess.run(
['lsmod'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, text=True, shell=True)
if module in output.stdout:
return True
else:
return False
def battery_setup():
if lsmod("thinkpad_acpi"):
thinkpad_setup()
elif lsmod("ideapad_acpi"):
ideapad_acpi_setup()
elif lsmod("ideapad_laptop"):
ideapad_laptop_setup()
else:
return
def battery_get_thresholds():
Rework config and reload config on file change/creation/deletion (#663) * add config.py and config_event_handler.py also introduces the utils folder * update config imports and variables * add 'pyinotify' dependency * config: check for changes using threading * config: handle errors and new eventsx * config: set_path even if file doesn't exist and make new ConfigParser on every update * fix get_config call * config: check for changes on moved file * call notifier.start() manually to prevent hanging * config: update comments * battery: fix config imports * config: fix config deletion detection * Add load from user config in XDG_CONFIG_HOME if available (#672) * Add load from user config from in XDG_CONFIG_HOME if available This update introduces the flexibility to load the configuration file from multiple locations, prioritizing user preferences and system standards. Previously, the configuration was strictly read from a hardcoded system path (`/etc/auto-cpufreq.conf`). Now, the application first checks if the user has specified a configuration file path via command line arguments. If not, it looks for a configuration file in the user's config directory (`$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/auto-cpufreq/auto-cpufreq.conf`). If neither is found, it defaults to the original system-wide configuration file. This allows users to add their auto-cpufreq configuration to their dotfiles. * If --config is set but invalid, exit with error * Remove redundant empty string check on config file path * Remove duplicate isfile check for config path See also: https://github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/pull/672#discussion_r1548003119 * Update configuration options in README See also: #672 * config: move find_config_file function and fix finding home directory * auto_cpufreq: fix hanging on --daemon, --live, and --monitor * swap pyinotify for patched version --------- Co-authored-by: Steven Braun <steven.braun.mz@gmail.com>
2024-04-30 08:35:53 +02:00
if lsmod("thinkpad_acpi"):
thinkpad_print_thresholds()
elif lsmod("ideapad_acpi"):
ideapad_acpi_print_thresholds()
elif lsmod("ideapad_laptop"):
ideapad_laptop_print_thresholds()
else:
return