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@aip-tech/braid-plugin-ui

v0.7.0

Published

A browser dashboard for braid: live process status, CPU and memory, start, stop and restart buttons, and live per-process logs, served by the stack itself.

Readme

@aip-tech/braid-plugin-ui

A browser dashboard for braid: live status, start, stop and restart buttons, and each process's logs. It's served by the stack itself, so there's nothing else to run.

Documentation · Changelog

Requires @aip-tech/braid 0.10 or later and Node 22.18 or later.

Install

npm install --save-dev @aip-tech/braid-plugin-ui

Add it to your braid.config.ts:

export default defineConfig({
	processes: [/* ... */],
	plugins: ["@aip-tech/braid-plugin-ui"],
});

Open it

braid start prints the dashboard's link:

[plugin:ui] dashboard ready - open http://127.0.0.1:54213/#token=… in your browser

The page keeps its access token for the life of the tab, so reloading works. A new tab, or a restarted stack, needs the link again.

What you get

  • Every process's state, pid, CPU, memory, restarts and uptime, refreshed every 2 seconds.
  • Start, stop and restart buttons, using the same routes as the CLI.
  • A page per process with CPU and memory charts and its live, colored log, with older lines a click away.

Options

plugins: [["@aip-tech/braid-plugin-ui", { path: "/dashboard/" }]],

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ------ | -------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | path | string | "/" | URL prefix to serve the dashboard under. End it with a /. |

License

MIT