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Free Dashboard for your Data
A generic dashboard application based on JavaScript, HTML and CSS that runs in modern browsers. Allows to arrange and configure widgets to display data from any datasource. A Plugin API that allows easy widget and datasource development to keep the dashboard as extensible as possible.
Can be used as free alternative to geckoboard, kibana, or freeboard. And of course for all other IoT, M2M, Industry 4.0, BigData, whatever dashboards you have to pay for out there.
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The latest stable version is on the master branch.
The latest development snapshot is on the dev branch.
Online:
- Live Demo Stable of the
masterbranch. - Live Demo Dev of the
devbranch.
Why just another Dashboard?
I was looking for a Dashboard with the following properties:
- OpenSource, royalty free, with code that I can understand and extend for full customization
- Easy to setup, maintain and extend - even for unusual datasources and widgets
- A Reasonable set of default widgets, to be used out of the box
- Simple API and development setup to write custom widgets and datasources, as a solid base for community driven development and extensions
- Running locally/offline without the need of any server, keeping the server optional until I really need one
- Having a community that extends the Dashboard for their own needs
If you find something that comes close to the above requirements, please let me know!
Prerequisite: Download & install NodeJs
Install the Dashboard
npm install -g iot-dashboard
Start the dashboard server
iot-dashboard
Open your browser at http://localhost:8081
npm install
npm run compile
npm start
- Dashboard: http://localhost:8081/
- Tests: http://localhost:8081/tests.html
- Testcoverage: http://localhost:8081/coverage/
To keep everything simple all important tasks are based on scripts in package.json. Use npm run <script-name> to run any of them.
For preparation run
npm install
Run the Webpack Server with live-reload and hot module replacement
npm run dev
Open your browser at: http://localhost:8080 and for developing tests: http://localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/tests.html
Run a second watch task to keep some other files up to date (optional)
See gulpfile.js -> watch task for details.
npm run watch
To make sure all you changes will survive the CI build
npm run build
To just run the tests (not enough to survive the CI build!)
npm test
Find the coverage report in dist/coverage or while the server is running at http://localhost:8080/coverage/
Check out the Documentation in /docs
The code is available under Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL 2.0) For more information you might want to read the FAQ.
Contributors have to add a License Header to new sourcecode files.
This means you can use and modify the code for private propose (personal or inside your organisation) Outside of your Organisation you must make modified MPLed code available to your users and comply with all other requirements of the MPL 2.0.
If you need some of the code available under another license, do not hesitate to contact me.