WayseerInventory
wayseer-labs/inventory · version 0.1.3 · published 4 October 2026 · needs a license key
Entities read from a JSON inventory at a URL.
- Get it with
>modules.get id=wayseer-labs/inventory: Wayseer downloads the package for your platform, checks it, shows what it declares, and installs it on Y (getting a module). - Name it in your config as a source of
kind: externalwithmodule: wayseer-labs/inventory, and its own options as below (configuration). A config that names it before it's installed offers to get it when Wayseer opens.
It runs under a license key that covers modules from others (pricing). Or download the package for your platform below and install it with >modules.install file= and its path (installing a package).
| Linux x86-64 | wayseer-labs-inventory-0.1.3-linux-amd64.wsmod.tar.gz 11.9 MB SHA-256 9b6832032af98f9ec6b7eec9f7e0835aafd8c6c6237fc28e6babc8bae8716611 |
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| Linux ARM64 | wayseer-labs-inventory-0.1.3-linux-arm64.wsmod.tar.gz 10.9 MB SHA-256 4ad46bdf08f72ee6153a340c711b9dc3467d2d9688587e80bda8e39d779e2c4e |
| Windows x86-64 | wayseer-labs-inventory-0.1.3-windows-amd64.wsmod.zip 11.9 MB SHA-256 ca8d3c32d28fb7ab00ba704e663fb057befe6ee5bcb6cfec00a81b7d5ebb2e2c |
| macOS | Not offered yet. |
What it may do
What its signed manifest declares. The app holds it to this: it may report only these kinds, and offers only these actions, each waiting for you to confirm it.
- Reports
host,service,database- Actions
- Recheck: Nothing: it reads the item from the inventory again and says its status (on
host,service,database)
- Recheck: Nothing: it reads the item from the inventory again and says its status (on
- Reaches
- The addresses you configure
- Secrets
- Reads the ones you name, from a file, the environment or the keyring
- Source
- github.com/wayseer-net/desktop-module-template at
v0.1.3, commitdf44f5f51c4d, MIT-0
Using it
From the module's own documentation at v0.1.3, written by its publisher.
A complete module for Wayseer Desktop to start your own from. It reads a JSON inventory from a URL, turns each item into an entity, links items that depend on each other, records their metrics, and turns status changes into events. It passes the SDK's conformance suite, runs as its own program, and signs into a package the app installs.