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Collect system disk drive information using Rust.

system_diskinfo

A package for collect information about disk drive means SSD/HDD etc of a windows operating system.

You will be able to collect disk information from any device with just a function call. you will be able to collect the disk name, disk model, disk size and disk serial number information of a windows system with this package.

Install Package

cargo add system_diskinfo
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Add Dependencies

system_diskinfo = "0.1.4"
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Modules

  • driveName
  • driveSize
  • driveModel
  • driveSerialNumber

Functions

  • drive_name() for collect the name of system disk drive.
  • drive_size() for collect the total capacity of disk drive.
  • drive_model() for collect the model of system disk drive.
  • drive_serial_number() for collect the serial number of system disk drive.

Guideline

First of all add this package to your dependencies in cargo.toml file, then open a file where you want to use and add the package in the top of the file like use system_diskinfo, after that, to get the correct output use it like this:

  • First write the package name. ( system_diskinfo )
  • Add double clone. ( :: )
  • Write module name using camel case. ( driveName )
  • Add double clone. ( :: )
  • Call the function using snake case. ( drive_name )

Example

We are printing here the total capacity information about the disk drive of a windows system.

cargo.toml

[dependencies]
system_diskinfo = "0.1.4"
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main.rs

use system_diskinfo;

fn main() {
  let size = system_diskinfo::driveSize::drive_size();
  println!("Disk Drive Size: {}",  size);
}
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Open your terminal with the correct path of your project and run cargo run command

--- Output ---

Disk Drive Size: 512105932800 
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Best Regards. Enjoy.

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