IoStatus QML Type

Provides information on the status of I/O devices. More...

Import Statement: import QtApplicationManager 2.0

Properties

Methods

Detailed Description

IoStatus provides information on the status of I/O devices. Its property values are updated whenever the method update() is called.

You can use this component as a MonitorModel data source if you want to plot its previous values over time.

import QtQuick
import QtApplicationManager
...
MonitorModel {
    IoStatus {
        deviceNames: ["sda", "sdb"]
    }
}

You can also use it alongside a Timer for instance, when you're only interested in its current value.

import QtQuick
import QtApplicationManager
...
IoStatus {
    id: ioStatus
    deviceNames: ["sda", "sdb"]
}
Timer {
    interval: 500
    running: true
    repeat: true
    onTriggered: ioStatus.update()
}
Text {
    property string loadPercent: Number(ioStatus.ioLoad.sda * 100).toLocaleString(Qt.locale("en_US"), 'f', 1)
    text: "sda load: " + loadPercent + "%"
}

Property Documentation

deviceNames : list<string>

Names of the I/O devices to be probed.

Note: Currently this is only supported on Linux: device names have to match to filenames in the /sys/block directory.


ioLoad : var [read-only]

A map of devices registered in deviceNames and their corresponding I/O loads in the range [0, 1]. For instance the load of a device named "sda" can be accessed through ioLoad.sda.

Devices whose status could not be fetched won't be present in this property.

The value of this property is updated when update() is called.

See also update.


roleNames : list<string> [read-only]

Names of the roles provided by IoStatus when used as a MonitorModel data source.

See also MonitorModel.


Method Documentation

update()

Updates the ioLoad property.

See also ioLoad.


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