The XSI API, integrated into the global __sys__ namespace, provides a direct bridge to native hardware telemetry, system monitoring, and process control. These high-performance utilities are powered by a dedicated Rust core, ensuring minimal overhead and extreme precision.
Table of Contents #
- System Monitoring
- Hardware Telemetry
- Environment & Identity
- Process Control
- Quick Diagnostics
XyPriss features a real-time monitoring engine capable of providing snapshots of system performance or following specific process behaviors.
| Method | Description |
|---|
$monitor(duration, interval) | Starts a system-wide monitor. In interactive mode, it displays a dashboard. In script mode, it returns snapshots. |
$monitorProcess(pid, duration) | Tracks the CPU, Memory, and Disk I/O consumption of a specific process. |
Direct access to hardware sensor data provided by the underlying operating system.
| Method | Description |
|---|
$temp() | Retrieves current temperature readings from hardware sensors (CPU, GPU, etc). |
$battery() | Returns detailed battery status including capacity, health, and power source. |
$ports() | Lists all active TCP/UDP listening ports and their associated processes. |
| Method | Description |
|---|
$paths() | Returns an array of directories currently in the system's PATH variable. |
$user() | Provides information about the current user context executing the application. |
$env(var) | Utility to quickly access or list environment variables. |
Comprehensive tools to manage running tasks and services.
| Method | Description |
|---|
$processes() | Returns a detailed list of all running processes with PID, User, CPU%, and MEM%. |
$kill(pid) | Forcefully terminates a process by its PID. Equivalent to kill -9. |
| Method | Description |
|---|
$health() | Returns a refined "Health Score" for the operating system based on current load and resource exhaustion. |
$quick() | Provides a summarized one-line text overview of the system state. |
const health = __sys__.$health();
if (health.score < 50) {
console.warn("System resources are critical! Health Score:", health.score);
}
