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Package sysinfo gathers the read-only environment summary surfaced by the Settings → General page and the GET /api/v1/system/info endpoint. Centralising it here keeps the two callers from drifting and avoids a cross-package import of unexported helpers.
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type DiskUsage ¶
type DiskUsage struct {
Used string
Total string
Free string
Pct uint8
Kind string // "ok" (<70%), "warn" (70–90%), "err" (>=90%)
}
DiskUsage is the volume-level usage for a directory. Used / Total / Free are pre-formatted byte strings; Pct is 0–100 (rounded down). Kind is a coarse threshold marker for badge / progress-bar styling.
func DiskUsageFor ¶
DiskUsageFor reports volume-level usage for the directory at path via statfs. Returns nil when statfs fails (missing dir, permission errors). Bsize is converted to int64 explicitly: it is typed int64 on linux but uint32 on darwin/openbsd, and Bavail is signed on freebsd — the conversions normalize all of them so this compiles across every unix goreleaser target.
type Snapshot ¶
type Snapshot struct {
AppName string
PublicURL string
HTTPSWarn bool
AuthMode string
DataDir string
DataUsage *DiskUsage
DBPath string
DBSize string
DBUsage *DiskUsage
// LibraryDir/LibraryUsage describe where media actually lands, which is
// normally a different mount from DataDir — reporting DataUsage as "free
// space" tells the operator about the config volume, not the library.
LibraryDir string
LibraryUsage *DiskUsage
Version string
Commit string
BuiltAt string
GoVersion string
GoOSArch string
}
Snapshot is the read-only environment view. Pointer fields are nil when the underlying probe fails (statfs error, missing DB file, etc.).
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