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Would you consider a minimal implentation of the Windows Battery class (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/cimwin32prov/win32-battery)? This would enable desktop/server-class devices to operate as though they are laptops, and activate hibernation/shutdown actions when they go "on battery". This would eliminate the requirement for a custom UI, as configuration could be done using standard Windows interfaces. |
Good point, I always wondered if there was a way to interact with system power management in a more native fashion but I had never looked into it. Thank you for the suggestion! |
It's been on my backlog of projects to look into, but I'm not a Windows dev, so don't know how to even start such a project. If you can figure out how to lay out such an implementation, I suspect it should be fairly straightforward to map the Battery interface to the NUT API. |
I do not know how this project is progressing but I wouls like to ask for a feature to be included please. Could you implement Coco.Nut to be able to monitor more than one UPS on different platforms. My case is pretty simple I have one UPS in my LAN closet running on a Pi and anpther in my offfice holding up my office and Home Assistant stuff. IRight now I need to look at two different systems to see that state of both UPSs. It would be convenient to have a drop down menu that selects one of a number of UPS devices each with its own stored parameters. Thank you. |
From the very first post. Not sure how much time OP is able to commit to this, but that is one of his goals. |
I have 2 suggestions: |
I'd like to be able to have the option of installing it as a Windows service, It would allow my Plex server to monitor the Nut server without requiring someone to be logged into Windows. |
I would love to see the this being implemented as a virtual battery device, similar to how a physical APC UPS is presented. I think some Intel storage software won't allow write caching unless a battery is detected. |
All, Thanks for your ideas so far. I've been doing more work on the original WinNUT project, but please keep the suggestions coming. |
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