It'll monitor servers, keep track of todos and notes, and have a web-based ssh terminal and be dockerised to its easily self-hostable.

There are two ways to deploy this app. You can use docker, or run it on a normal server. Both will start the app on port 80. For SSL, just stick it behind Cloudflare.

1. Install Docker.
2. Build the image: docker build -t cl-dash .. (This can take a very long time.)
3. Create a docker volume to store the SQLite database in: docker volume create cl-dash-db.
4. Run the image: docker run --name cl-dash-instance -dp 80:80 --mount source=cl-dash-db,target=/usr/src/cool-looking-dashboard/server/db cl-dash.

I'll try and remember to publish pre-built images to the dockerhub page but I'll probably forget sometimes, so I highly recommend building it yourself.

Note that these examples use 0.1.0 as the version. This won't be kept up-to-date, so make sure to use the latest version on the dockerhub page.

1. Install Docker.
2. Pull the image: docker image pull edaz/cl-dash:0.1.0.
3. Create a docker volume to store the SQLite database in: docker volume create cl-dash-db.
4. Run the image: docker run --name cl-dash-instance -dp 80:80 --mount source=cl-dash-db,target=/usr/src/cool-looking-dashboard/server/db cl-dash:0.1.0.

1. Install the latest build of NodeJS 16.
2. Install dependencies for building the PWA.

cd pwa
npm i -g pnpm
pnpm i

3. Build the PWA.

pnpm run build

4. Install the latest release of Python 3 and add it to your path. These examples use the py command, but you may need to use python or python3 instead.
5. Install the dependencies for running the server.

cd ..
cd server
pip install -r requirements.txt

6. Set up the database by running the setup_database.py script.

py setup_database.py

7. Run the script to start the server (don't run server.py directly).

# Windows
./run_server.bat

# Linux
chmod +x run_server.sh
./run_server.sh

# Mac

8. Done. The server will be running on port 80!

See LICENCE file.

Note to self: To build, use docker build -t edaz/cl-dash:0.1.0 ..