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Package sysinfo provides cross-platform access to system uptime and load average data. It reads kernel-provided values from fixed, non-user-controlled sources (/proc/uptime and /proc/loadavg on Linux; sysctl on Darwin; GetTickCount64 on Windows). These paths are hardcoded and never derived from shell-script input, so this package uses os.Open directly rather than routing through the AllowedPaths sandbox — the same intentional bypass used by diskstats, procnetroute, and procsyskernel.
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var ErrNotSupported = errors.New("not supported on this platform")
ErrNotSupported is returned on platforms with no backend implementation.
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type Info ¶
type Info struct {
// UptimeSeconds is the number of seconds elapsed since the last boot.
UptimeSeconds float64
// Load1, Load5, Load15 are the 1-, 5-, and 15-minute load averages.
// These fields are only meaningful when LoadAvailable is true.
Load1, Load5, Load15 float64
// LoadAvailable reports whether load average data is available on this
// platform. It is false on Windows, which has no native load-average API.
LoadAvailable bool
// BootTime is the Unix epoch second of the last system boot.
// It is computed as time.Now().Unix() - int64(UptimeSeconds), so it may
// be off by up to one second from the true boot time.
BootTime int64
}
Info holds the data points read from the kernel.
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