use crate::error::RogError; use crate::GetSupported; use log::{info, warn}; use rog_platform::platform::AsusPlatform; use rog_platform::supported::PlatformProfileFunctions; use rog_profiles::error::ProfileError; use rog_profiles::{FanCurveProfiles, Profile}; use super::config::ProfileConfig; pub struct CtrlPlatformProfile { pub config: ProfileConfig, pub platform: AsusPlatform, } impl GetSupported for CtrlPlatformProfile { type A = PlatformProfileFunctions; fn get_supported() -> Self::A { if !Profile::is_platform_profile_supported() { warn!("platform_profile kernel interface not found, your laptop does not support this, or the interface is missing."); } let res = FanCurveProfiles::is_supported(); let mut fan_curve_supported = res.is_err(); if let Ok(r) = res { fan_curve_supported = r; }; if !fan_curve_supported { info!("fan curves kernel interface not found, your laptop does not support this, or the interface is missing."); } PlatformProfileFunctions { platform_profile: Profile::is_platform_profile_supported(), fan_curves: fan_curve_supported, } } } impl CtrlPlatformProfile { pub fn new(config: ProfileConfig) -> Result { let platform = AsusPlatform::new()?; if platform.has_platform_profile() || platform.has_throttle_thermal_policy() { info!("Device has profile control available"); let mut controller = CtrlPlatformProfile { config, platform }; if FanCurveProfiles::get_device().is_ok() { info!("Device has fan curves available"); if controller.config.fan_curves.is_none() { controller.config.fan_curves = Some(Default::default()); for _ in [Profile::Balanced, Profile::Performance, Profile::Quiet] { controller.set_next_profile()?; controller.set_active_curve_to_defaults()?; let active = Profile::get_active_profile().unwrap_or(Profile::Balanced); if let Some(curves) = controller.config.fan_curves.as_ref() { info!( "{active:?}: {}", String::from(curves.get_fan_curves_for(active)) ); } } } } return Ok(controller); } Err(ProfileError::NotSupported.into()) } pub fn save_config(&self) { self.config.write(); } /// Toggle to next profile in list. This will first read the config, switch, then write out pub(super) fn set_next_profile(&mut self) -> Result<(), RogError> { // Read first just incase the user has modified the config before calling this match self.config.active_profile { Profile::Balanced => { Profile::set_profile(Profile::Performance)?; self.config.active_profile = Profile::Performance; } Profile::Performance => { Profile::set_profile(Profile::Quiet)?; self.config.active_profile = Profile::Quiet; } Profile::Quiet => { Profile::set_profile(Profile::Balanced)?; self.config.active_profile = Profile::Balanced; } } self.write_profile_curve_to_platform()?; Ok(()) } /// Set the curve for the active profile active pub(super) fn write_profile_curve_to_platform(&mut self) -> Result<(), RogError> { if let Some(curves) = &mut self.config.fan_curves { if let Ok(mut device) = FanCurveProfiles::get_device() { curves.write_profile_curve_to_platform(self.config.active_profile, &mut device)?; } } Ok(()) } pub(super) fn set_active_curve_to_defaults(&mut self) -> Result<(), RogError> { if let Some(curves) = self.config.fan_curves.as_mut() { if let Ok(mut device) = FanCurveProfiles::get_device() { curves.set_active_curve_to_defaults(self.config.active_profile, &mut device)?; } } Ok(()) } }