A simple Rust crate for host discovery

Make more decisions based on the characteristics of the environment your code runs in.

• Basic Usage

use host_discovery::{Environment, CrossPlatform, LinuxSystem};

fn main() {
    let env = Environment::new();
    
    let os = env.get_os();
    let distro = env.get_distro();
    let arch = env.get_arch();
    println!("OS: {}, Linux Distribution: {}, Arch: {}", os, distro, arch);
}

• API Methods

trait CrossPlatform

• fn get_os: Returns a variant of OperatingSystem
• fn get_arch: Returns a variant of Architecture
• fn get_cpu_cores: Returns a u32 representing the number of physical cores on the CPU
• fn get_gpu_model: Returns an optional String Option<String> containing the GPU model
• fn get_public_ip: Returns String containing the public ip address

trait LinuxSystem

• fn cpuinfo_model: Returns a String containing the name of the CPU model
• fn get_distro: Returns a String containing the name of the running Linux distribution
• fn get_cpe_name: Returns a String containing the common platform enum
• fn get_hostname: Returns a String containing the hostname of the machine
• fn is_subsystem_env: Returns a boolean based on whether the Linux environment is a Windows subsystem

trait WindowsSystem

• fn get_edition: Returns a String containing the Windows edition via the registry
• fn get_win_hostname: Returns a String containing the hostname of the machine
• fn get_cpu_model: Returns a String containing the CPU model via the Windows registry

Add to your project

    cargo add host_discovery

Planned Features

• GPU enumeration & extended device detection (CPU, etc.).
• FreeBSD, MacOS, and extended Windows support

If you experience any bugs, please don't hesitate to create an issue; so they may be fixed in a timely fashion.