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[digitalinferno]

Hi, thanks for the wonderful work, I have tested the dev branch and the display works very well. But the installation is very annoying for me... I would prefer to have a simple installation of the service files and have a conf file to edit, perhaps with a simple tool that helps the less experienced users to find the right values.

A bash script like:

#!/bin/bash

# deepcool supported devices
JSON_FILE="devices.json5"

hex_to_dec() {
    echo $((16#$1))
}

# read
while read -r line; do
    if [[ $line =~ \"([A-Z0-9]+)\":\ \{ ]]; then
        DEVICE_NAME=${BASH_REMATCH[1]}
    elif [[ $line =~ \"vendor_id\":\ 0x([0-9a-fA-F]+), ]]; then
        VENDOR_ID=$(printf "%04x" $(hex_to_dec ${BASH_REMATCH[1]}))
    elif [[ $line =~ \"product_id\":\ 0x([0-9a-fA-F]+), ]]; then
        PRODUCT_ID=$(printf "%04x" $(hex_to_dec ${BASH_REMATCH[1]}))
    elif [[ $line =~ \} ]]; then
        DEVICE_ID="$VENDOR_ID:$PRODUCT_ID"
        if lsusb | grep -q "$DEVICE_ID"; then
            echo "Device $DEVICE_NAME (Vendor ID $VENDOR_ID, Product ID $PRODUCT_ID) found."
        else
            echo "Device $DEVICE_NAME (Vendor ID $VENDOR_ID, Product ID $PRODUCT_ID) not found."
        fi
    fi
done < "$JSON_FILE"

conf file:

[base]
device = 0002
unit = celsius
time = 5
[cpu]
cpu-loop = true
sensor = coretemp
sensor-id = 9
[gpu]
# gpu-loop = true
# gpu-temp = nvidia-smi
# gpu-load = nvidia-smi

[Algorithm0]

In fact, it doesn't seem to me that installing with your script is a good idea. Another thing is to switch to a configuration file instead of a heap of arguments with a string command - it's a good idea.
In this case, it will be possible to start the installation using the standard installation script (installation, not configuration), and then just edit the settings file

[digitalinferno]

In fact, it doesn't seem to me that installing with your script is a good idea.

It is not an installer, but just a draft tool to help those who don't know how to use dmesg, etc. It should be completed with the part related to sensors and the GPU, so everyone can immediately know the values to insert into the configuration file.

This way, those who need it can use it, and those who don't can directly use the installer and then modify the configuration file as they wish.

Only a draft idea.

helper.sh
installer.sh
remove.sh
readme.md
LICENSE
service/devices.json5
service/deepcole-temp.service
service/deepcole-temp-restart.service
service/deepcool-temp.conf

• Has a visual interface

Does this option mean that it will allow switching from one state to another based on the user's choice?

[Algorithm0]

@digitalinferno, If you look at the development branch now, you can see my work in this direction. The script already works with the configuration file. But I also want to make a script with a command interface. It will allow you to transparently customize the parameters. Maybe I'll drink something from the gui! (God, give me time!)