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Dashboard for Archive Team Warrior

Screenshot of a dashboard with multiple line graphs for bandwidth

You got all excited about setting up Archive Team Warrior instances and helping out, but it's too much of a pain to make sure everything is running properly?

I did, and instead of trying to hook into Grafana or any other more established solutions, I made my own.

Features

  • Reconnects to disconnected instances automatically.

  • Instances having issues are highlighted in red.

  • Displays each of your projects on the left: how much data you've saved, and your position in the leaderboard.

  • An aggregate log that shows your instances are in fact doing work.

  • Use user.css to style your dashboard how you want.

  • Responsive design works on mobile and tablets.

  • Settings saved automatically.

Usage

When the page loads, it will ask you for information.

  • Enter the NickName you are using to track your instances.

  • Enter your list of instance names and urls and press save.

  • Manage your instance by clicking it's name, where you will be taken to it's normal management page where you can adjust settings or shut down.

  • Add additional instances using the add buton. Change the nickname you are tracking using change nickname.

  • Clear settings and restart using "Reset"

  • Enjoy your dashboard!

Extra stuff

  • Place custom styles in user.css

  • Use the included themes by copying over the user.css

  • Adjust colors in the console: Instance names are css classes in the log in the sidebar. Style a line for an instance using '#console p:has(.your-instance-name) {}'. The message text and timestamp are 'msg' and 'timestamp' respectively. The instance name itself is '.instName'

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