ProcessMetric (fable-electron-docs-api)

ProcessMetric Type

Namespace: Fable.Electron
Assembly: Fable.Electron.dll
Parent Module: Types
Base Type: obj

Constructors

Constructor Description

Constructor	Description
`ProcessMetric(pid, type, cpu, creationTime, memory, ?serviceName, ?name, ?sandboxed, ?integrityLevel)` Full Usage: `ProcessMetric(pid, type, cpu, creationTime, memory, ?serviceName, ?name, ?sandboxed, ?integrityLevel)` Parameters: pid : `int` - Process id of the process. type : `Type` - Process type. One of the following values: cpu : `CPUUsage` - CPU usage of the process. creationTime : `float` - Creation time for this process. The time is represented as number of milliseconds since epoch. Since the `pid` can be reused after a process dies, it is useful to use both the `pid` and the `creationTime` to uniquely identify a process. memory : `MemoryInfo` - Memory information for the process. ?serviceName : `string` - The non-localized name of the process. ?name : `string` - The name of the process. Examples for utility: `Audio Service`, `Content Decryption Module Service`, `Network Service`, `Video Capture`, etc. ?sandboxed : `bool` - ⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ \| MAC ✔ \| LIN ❌ \| MAS ❌ \|\| Whether the process is sandboxed on OS level. ?integrityLevel : `IntegrityLevel` - ⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ \| MAC ❌ \| LIN ❌ \| MAS ❌ \|\| One of the following values: Returns: `ProcessMetric`	pid : `int` Process id of the process. type : `Type` Process type. One of the following values: cpu : `CPUUsage` CPU usage of the process. creationTime : `float` Creation time for this process. The time is represented as number of milliseconds since epoch. Since the `pid` can be reused after a process dies, it is useful to use both the `pid` and the `creationTime` to uniquely identify a process. memory : `MemoryInfo` Memory information for the process. ?serviceName : `string` The non-localized name of the process. ?name : `string` The name of the process. Examples for utility: `Audio Service`, `Content Decryption Module Service`, `Network Service`, `Video Capture`, etc. ?sandboxed : `bool` ⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ \| MAC ✔ \| LIN ❌ \| MAS ❌ \|\| Whether the process is sandboxed on OS level. ?integrityLevel : `IntegrityLevel` ⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ \| MAC ❌ \| LIN ❌ \| MAS ❌ \|\| One of the following values: Returns: `ProcessMetric`


                
                  
                    
                      ProcessMetric(pid, type, cpu, creationTime, memory, ?serviceName, ?name, ?sandboxed, ?integrityLevel)

Full Usage: ProcessMetric(pid, type, cpu, creationTime, memory, ?serviceName, ?name, ?sandboxed, ?integrityLevel)

Parameters:

pid : int - Process id of the process.

type : Type - Process type. One of the following values:

cpu : CPUUsage - CPU usage of the process.

creationTime : float - Creation time for this process. The time is represented as number of milliseconds since epoch. Since the pid can be reused after a process dies, it is useful to use both the pid and the creationTime to uniquely identify a process.

memory : MemoryInfo - Memory information for the process.

?serviceName : string - The non-localized name of the process.

?name : string - The name of the process. Examples for utility: Audio Service, Content Decryption Module Service, Network Service, Video Capture, etc.

?sandboxed : bool - ⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ | MAC ✔ | LIN ❌ | MAS ❌ || Whether the process is sandboxed on OS level.

?integrityLevel : IntegrityLevel - ⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ | MAC ❌ | LIN ❌ | MAS ❌ || One of the following values:

Returns: ProcessMetric

pid : int: Process id of the process.
type : Type: Process type. One of the following values:
cpu : CPUUsage: CPU usage of the process.
creationTime : float: Creation time for this process. The time is represented as number of milliseconds since epoch. Since the pid can be reused after a process dies, it is useful to use both the pid and the creationTime to uniquely identify a process.
memory : MemoryInfo: Memory information for the process.
?serviceName : string: The non-localized name of the process.
?name : string: The name of the process. Examples for utility: Audio Service, Content Decryption Module Service, Network Service, Video Capture, etc.
?sandboxed : bool: ⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ | MAC ✔ | LIN ❌ | MAS ❌ || Whether the process is sandboxed on OS level.
?integrityLevel : IntegrityLevel: ⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ | MAC ❌ | LIN ❌ | MAS ❌ || One of the following values:

Returns: ProcessMetric

Instance members

Instance member	Description
`this.cpu` Full Usage: `this.cpu`	CPU usage of the process.
`this.creationTime` Full Usage: `this.creationTime`	Creation time for this process. The time is represented as number of milliseconds since epoch. Since the pid can be reused after a process dies, it is useful to use both the pid and the creationTime to uniquely identify a process.
`this.integrityLevel` Full Usage: `this.integrityLevel`	⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ \| MAC ❌ \| LIN ❌ \| MAS ❌ One of the following values:
`this.memory` Full Usage: `this.memory`	Memory information for the process.
`this.name` Full Usage: `this.name`	The name of the process. Examples for utility: Audio Service, Content Decryption Module Service, Network Service, Video Capture, etc.
`this.pid` Full Usage: `this.pid`	Process id of the process.
`this.sandboxed` Full Usage: `this.sandboxed`	⚠ OS Compatibility: WIN ✔ \| MAC ✔ \| LIN ❌ \| MAS ❌ Whether the process is sandboxed on OS level.
`this.serviceName` Full Usage: `this.serviceName`	The non-localized name of the process.
`this.type` Full Usage: `this.type`	Process type. One of the following values: