An excerpt with the logic of my Macbook Battery.

macbook-battery excerpt

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Note1. buridone is currently not used. It's for a more efficient use to extrapolate all info from a single file read.
# Note2. This does NOT work on M1. I've just fixed this in the github repo sakura. Find the updated 0.2 code there.
def processMacCapacity(buridone)
  ret = {}
  ret[:debug] = 'Will fill numerator and denominator until I nail it.'
  ret[:capacity_pct] = 142 # clearlly wrong
  # `ioreg -l -w0 | grep AppleRawMaxCapacity`.split
  # => ["|", "|", "\"AppleRawMaxCapacity\"", "=", "4320"]
  ret[:AppleRawMaxCapacity] = `ioreg -l -w0 | grep AppleRawMaxCapacity`.split[4].to_i
  ret[:AppleRawCurrentCapacity] = `ioreg -l -w0 | grep AppleRawCurrentCapacity`.split[4].to_i
  #  => ["\"StateOfCharge\"=41"]
  ret[:StateOfCharge] = `ioreg -l -w0 | grep BatteryData`.split(',').select{|e| e.match /StateOfCharge/ }[0].split('=')[1].to_i
  ret[:AppleDesignCapacity] = `ioreg -l -w0 | grep BatteryData`.split(',').select{|e| e.match /DesignCapacity/ }[0].split('=')[1].to_i

  # derived values..
  # this should be your battery life i guess?x
  ret[:BatteryCapacityPercent] = ret[:AppleRawCurrentCapacity]*100.0/ret[:AppleRawMaxCapacity]
  ret[:battery_health] =  ret[:AppleRawMaxCapacity]*100.0/ret[:AppleDesignCapacity]

  return ret
end

def real_program
  capacity_hash = processMacCapacity(`ioreg -l -w0 | grep Capacity`)
  deb "capacity_hash: '''#{white capacity_hash}'''"
  if $DEBUG 
    capacity_hash.each{|k,v|
      puts "[DEB] #{k}:\t#{v}"
  }
  end
  puts "1. 🔋 BatteryLife % 🔌🪫: #{capacity_hash[:BatteryCapacityPercent].round(2)}"
  puts "2. 🔋 BatteryHealth % 🛟: #{capacity_hash[:battery_health].round(2)}"
end

def main(filename)
  deb "I'm called by #{white filename}"
  init        # Enable this to have command line parsing capabilities!
  real_program
end

main(__FILE__)