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@galdor/dashboard

v0.3.1

Published

Embedded observability dashboard for galdor-bun (Bun.serve).

Readme

@galdor/dashboard

The embedded observability dashboard for galdor. Serves a web UI and JSON/SSE API over a galdor span store (traces.db): a run list with live tail, per-run timeline + span tree + rendered execution graph, span detail, and standalone graph rendering.

Runs on Bun.serve or as a plain fetch handler you can mount in any runtime. Includes a Host-header allowlist (anti DNS-rebinding), body/node caps on graph rendering, and light/dark themes.

Install

bun add @galdor/dashboard   # or: npm install @galdor/dashboard

Usage

import { startDashboard } from "@galdor/dashboard";
import { Store } from "@galdor/core/store";

const store = Store.openExisting("traces.db"); // written by @galdor/core observability
const server = startDashboard({ store, port: 7777 });
await server.ready;
console.log(`dashboard on http://127.0.0.1:${server.port}`);
// server.stop(true) to shut down

Mount the request handler in your own server instead:

import { createHandler } from "@galdor/dashboard";

const handler = createHandler(store, { allowedHosts: ["dash.internal"] });
const res = await handler(new Request("http://127.0.0.1/api/runs"));

Routes

  • / — run list (live-tail via SSE); ?limit=N
  • /runs/:id — run detail (timeline, span tree, graph); /runs/:id/steps
  • /graph — standalone graph explorer; ?run=<id> server-renders a run's topology
  • /api/runs, /api/runs/:id/spans, /api/runs/:id/graph[/model|/svg], /api/orphans
  • POST /api/graph/svg — render an arbitrary spec (1 MiB / 2000-node caps)
  • /events — SSE live tail (?interval=, heartbeats); /healthz

Populate the store with setupTracing from @galdor/core, or via the galdor CLI (galdor ui).

License

Apache-2.0