How to use get_cpu_info method in lisa

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state.py

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2 usersdb = cursor.execute('SELECT * FROM users').rowcount3 usersdb_count = cursor.fetchall()4 guildsdb = cursor.execute('SELECT * FROM guilds').rowcount5 guildsdb_count = cursor.fetchall()6 if cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['count'] < 2:7 cores_amount = str(cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['count']) + localization[1][1][9]8 elif cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['count'] < 5:9 cores_amount = str(cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['count']) + localization[1][1][10]10 else:11 cores_amount = str(cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['count']) + localization[1][1][11]12 if psutil.virtual_memory().available < 1024:13 ram_available = str(round(psutil.virtual_memory().available /​ 1024, 2)) + localization[1][1][14] + localization[1][1][17]14 elif psutil.virtual_memory().available < 1048576 and psutil.virtual_memory().available >= 1024:15 ram_available = str(round(psutil.virtual_memory().available /​ 1024 /​ 1024, 2)) + localization[1][1][15] + localization[1][1][17]16 else:17 ram_available = str(round(psutil.virtual_memory().available /​ 1024 /​ 1024 /​ 1024, 2)) + localization[1][1][16] + localization[1][1][17]18 if psutil.virtual_memory().total < 1024:19 ram_total = str(round(psutil.virtual_memory().total /​ 1024, 2)) + localization[1][1][14]20 elif psutil.virtual_memory().total < 1048576 and psutil.virtual_memory().total >= 1024:21 ram_total = str(round(psutil.virtual_memory().total /​ 1024 /​ 1024, 2)) + localization[1][1][15]22 else:23 ram_total = str(round(psutil.virtual_memory().total /​ 1024 /​ 1024 /​ 1024, 2)) + localization[1][1][16]24 state_content = discord.Embed(title=str(localization[1][1][0]), description="**" + str(localization[1][1][1]) + ":** " + str(round(bot.latency * 1000, 2)) + str(localization[1][1][2]), color=embed_color)25 state_content.add_field(name=str(localization[1][1][3]), value=platform.uname()[0] + " " + platform.uname()[2] + " (" + platform.uname()[3] + ")", inline=False)26 state_content.add_field(name=str(localization[1][1][4]), value=str(cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['brand_raw']) + " (" + cores_amount + ", " + str(round(cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['hz_advertised'][0] /​ 1000000, 2)) + localization[1][1][12] + ")", inline=False)27 state_content.add_field(name=str(localization[1][1][13]), value=ram_available + " /​ " + ram_total, inline=True)28 state_content.add_field(name=str(localization[1][1][5]), value=platform.python_version(), inline=True)29 state_content.add_field(name=str(localization[1][1][6]), value=platform.python_build()[1], inline=True)30 state_content.add_field(name=str(localization[1][1][7]), value="**discord.py:** " + discord.__version__ + "\n**SQLite3 library:** " + sqlite3.sqlite_version + "\n**Vision bot:** " + botconfig['version'], inline=True)31 state_content.add_field(name=str(localization[1][1][8]), value="🏠 " + str(len(bot.guilds)) + " | 👥 " + str(len(bot.users)) + " | 🗃 " + str(len(usersdb_count) + len(guildsdb_count)), inline=True)...

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cpuinfo.py

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...3# 4# © Takeyuki UEDA 2017 - 5import subprocess6# import re7def get_cpu_info(param_str):8 command_str = "vcgencmd " + param_str9 p = subprocess.Popen(command_str, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True)10# match = re.match('([0-9,.]*).*', p.stdout.readline().strip().split('=')[1])11# return match.group(1)12 return p.stdout.readline().strip().split('=')[1]13def temp():14 return get_cpu_info("measure_temp")15def clock_arm():16 return get_cpu_info("measure_clock arm")17def clock_core():18 return get_cpu_info("measure_clock core")19def clock_uart():20 return get_cpu_info("measure_clock uart")21def codec_enabled_H264():22 return get_cpu_info("codec_enabled H264")23def codec_enabled_MPG2():24 return get_cpu_info("codec_enabled MPG2")25def codec_enabled_WVC1():26 return get_cpu_info("codec_enabled WVC1")27def mem_usage_arm():28 return get_cpu_info("get_mem arm")29def mem_usage_gpu():30 return get_cpu_info("get_mem gpu")31if __name__ == '__main__':32 print "temp = {}".format(temp())33 print "clock frequency of arm = {}".format(clock_arm())34 print "clock frequency of core = {}".format(clock_core())35 print "clock frequency of uart = {}".format(clock_uart())36 print "codec enabled of H264 = {}".format(codec_enabled_H264())37 print "codec enabled of MPG2 = {}".format(codec_enabled_MPG2())38 print "codec enabled of WVC1 = {}".format(codec_enabled_WVC1())39 print "memory usage of arm = {}".format(mem_usage_arm())...

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cpu.py

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2import cpuinfo3import subprocess4from flask import jsonify5def get_proc_model():6 cpu = cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()7 cpu_model = {"model": cpu['model']}8 return jsonify(cpu_model)9def get_proc_cache(level):10 if level == "l2":11 cach = cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['l2_cache_size']12 cach_cpu = {"l2": cache}13 return jsonify(cache_info)14 if level == "l3":15 cach = cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['l3_cache_size']16 cach_cpu = {"l3": cache}17 return jsonify(cach_cpu)18 else:19 cach_cpu = {"l2": cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['l2_cache_size'],20 "l3": cpuinfo.get_cpu_info()['l3_cache_size']}...

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