Windows 10 return NaN
muten84 opened this issue · comments
I'm trying to use your module as dependencies on an electron app. The code i run is very simple and the promise resolve a NaN value.
The os is Windows 10.
What does WMIC Path Win32_Battery Get EstimatedChargeRemaining return if you run it manually?
Old issue, but still relevant. Confirmed on Windows 10, on a desktop computer without battery.
Related: On both MacOS and Linux, an error is thrown if no battery was found. It would be great if this was the case on Windows as well, then a try-catch block can be used to detect presence of a battery.
Alternatively, return null or false to indicate the absence of a battery to avoid the overhead of throwing an error.
Do you accept pull requests?
Do you accept pull requests?
Yes!