A Raspberry Pi dashboard built on NodeJS.
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New Notes! I'm alive, and let's just say that I may have a lot more experience doing this. The 1.0 rewrite is going to be restarted from scratch. In the meantime, stay posted.
A moderate rewrite, v1.0.0, is in the works because I've really grown as a dev since starting this project and I think it's time for me to use these skills to make this just a bit greater. A lot of the code in this application has been sitting around since like v0.1.0, which was never actually put into the releases page. As of now, backend-side of things will remain completely the same as it works well.
My plans for the 1.0.0 rewrite are to simply redo the UI. After this UI refresh I think RasDash will be finally on it's way to, what I would consider, being a great little application. For those who worry the UI will completely deviate from the current layout, don't. As of now, I do not plan to change the layout at all, I just plan to switch the style to work well with all browsers, and on most screen sizes as I see this may be a good tool for checking a Pi's status from some mobile device.
All work for this refresh will be done in the 1.0-rewrite branch as to not interfere with the current code.
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Installing RasDash is pretty easy:
- On a Raspberry Pi running PiXEL, run the following command in your terminal:
git clone https://github.com/sykeben/RasDash.git ~/RasDash, this will clone the current version of the code to your device. - Once cloned, run
cd ~/RasDash; sudo ./install_deps, this will install all dependencies for RasDash. - After all that, you can install the RasDash service by running
cd ~/RasDash; ./service_manager install; ./service_manager start.
If for some reason RasDash is conflicting with ports from another process, you can change the ~/RasDash/config.json file's port property to be any other port that works for you. After changing the config please restart RasDash by running cd ~/RasDash; ./service_manager restart.
All service related functions can be managed via the service_manager script. It can start, stop, restart, install, and uninstall the RasDash service.
Updating RasDash is pretty easy. Just repull the repo to ~/RasDash and restart the service.
If for some reason your unhappy with RasDash, you can uninstall it:
- First, let's remove the service. Run
cd ~/RasDash; ./service_manager stop; ./service_manager uninstall. - Now, all we need to do is remove the files left. Run
rm -rf ~/RasDashto make them disappear.
More information about RasDash from the community (and me) has been written on...
- AlternativeTo
- Hackaday.io
- MOONGIFT (English Translation)
- Open Source Developer Podcast episode (Thank you so much, @perkinsjr!)
If you want to submit code, write an issue/pull request, or comment, you should read these documents first:
By reading these docs, it makes it easier for you (and me) to work on issues, changes, and more.