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influga

v0.1.4

Published

A Dashboard for InfluxDB

Readme

Influga Build Status

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A InfluxDB Dashboard and Graph Editor.

screenshot

Features

  • Create dashboard for InfluxDB
    • Influga can write raw query for InfluxDB
  • Drag and drop panel sorting
  • Mobile optimized layout

How to use

Install

You can install influga via npm:

$ npm install -g influga

Setup

Move to working directory and type influga init

$ influga init
Config file template is created to influga-config.json
Edit config for your environment

{
  "dashboardDbPath": "./db/influga.db",
  "host": "localhost",
  "port": 8086,
  "database": "db",
  "username": "root",
  "password": "root"
}

Config file template is created to influga-config.json. Open this file on your editor and edit values for your environment.

| Name | Description | | --------------- | --------------------------------------- | | dashboardDbPath | Dashboard database file path | | host | InfluxDB hostname or IP | | port | InfluxDB HTTP API port. Default is 8086 | | database | InfluxDB database name | | username | InfluxDB username | | password | InfluxDB user's password |

Run

Run influga server using start command with config file, like this.

$ influga start -c influga-config.json

Now you can access on your browser, http://[server]:8089

How to develop

Install

$ npm install -g gulp
$ npm install -g bower
$ npm install
$ bower install

Build and run

$ gulp
$ gulp watch

Build for production

$ gulp production

LICENSE

MIT