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This entails a command line argument to live fetch the specific unit(s) of information.
Preferably print in simple format to STDOUT.
Simple/Single = Simple one line output
List = One item per line
Simple Table = Single awk parsable line
List of Tables = One table per line, awk parsable
Complex/Folding Table = Unsure, none exist yet, so this will be revisited when that happens, until then my current thought is it being deserialized
This is not in the "client/server" relationship, it will not communicate with a client or a server, as well as not require or interact with any socket. It will perform a blocking operation that entails looking up the information requested and only the information requested, therefore it will not do a full system information lookup, but rather just the single unit of information requested.
This is purely for debugging/testing purposes, like debugging incorrect information as an end user, or seeing the result of the information without the need of the hayabusa fetch, or, my biggest motivation, being able to communicate with end users about what information is present on their system, e.g. asking a user on a distro/OS what the exact output of distro lookup is, allowing me to add ascii art easier.
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This is mainly intended for debugging purposes
This entails a command line argument to live fetch the specific unit(s) of information.
Preferably print in simple format to
STDOUT
.awk
parsable lineawk
parsableThis is not in the "client/server" relationship, it will not communicate with a client or a server, as well as not require or interact with any socket. It will perform a blocking operation that entails looking up the information requested and only the information requested, therefore it will not do a full system information lookup, but rather just the single unit of information requested.
This is purely for debugging/testing purposes, like debugging incorrect information as an end user, or seeing the result of the information without the need of the hayabusa fetch, or, my biggest motivation, being able to communicate with end users about what information is present on their system, e.g. asking a user on a distro/OS what the exact output of distro lookup is, allowing me to add ascii art easier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: