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I would like to ask an LLM to rewrite it as Python CLI script. Is it even possible, or some Swift-only functionality is necessary? P.S. Some time ago I learnt

I would like to ask an LLM to rewrite it as Python CLI script. Is it even possible, or some Swift-only functionality is necessary? P.S. Some time ago I learnt through HN of a one-line command in macOS which revealed the power (Wattage) of the connected charger. Can't find it now, but it was very useful.

krelas 6mo ago
`system_profiler SPPowerDataType | grep "Wattage"`?
- theanonymousone 6mo ago
  Yes, something like this. Thanks!
nhecker 6mo ago
Python script that Claude Code wrote and I tweaked for peeking at marked USB-C cables: https://github.com/nhecker/usb-e-marker https://github.com/nhecker/usb-e-marker Gist of random (human-written) power-related commands to peek at random power info: https://gist.github.com/nhecker/8e850773ff229724ce361967cc227d27 https://gist.github.com/nhecker/8e850773ff229724ce361967cc22... For your last point, you're probably looking for something like `ioreg -raw0 -c AppleSmartBattery | plutil -extract 0.PowerTelemetryData.SystemPowerIn raw -` (The source for that last command is from the above gist: https://gist.github.com/nhecker/8e850773ff229724ce361967cc227d27#print-power-from-the-power-adapter-in-mw https://gist.github.com/nhecker/8e850773ff229724ce361967cc22... ) Or maybe `pmset -g ac | head -n3` is helpful, too. HTH. _nick (edit1: formatting) (edit2: there's also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47677607 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47677607 which seems pretty cool but is quite complex, and might be overkill) (edit3: different method for printing adapter wattage)