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signalk-plugin-internet-speed

v0.0.9

Published

a year ago

SignalK internet speed test to delta plugin

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signalk-node-server-plugin signalk-category-utility

SignalK Plugin for capturing internet speed data from Speedtest.net and writing the test results to the SignalK data model in the following deltas:

internet.ISP - VPN host or ISP
internet.packetLoss
internet.ping.jitter
internet.ping.latency
internet.speed.download - Speed in megabits per second
internet.speed.upload - Speed in megabits per second

Sytem Requirements

Speedtest.net client must be installed on the same computer as the SignalK Server and available as a binary command line interface. Without the CLI, the plugin will NOT WORK!

After installing, check that the CLI is working by executing the command speedtest -h in terminal. If the help instructions are printed, then you are ready to install the plugin.

Installation

Navigate to the SignalK Server AppStore -> Availble link in the left bar navigation and search for signalk-plugin-internet-speed. See the plugins documentation for further information.

An initial speed test will run after restarting the server, and then use the default set interval of 10 minutes thereafter.

Plugin Settings

After installing, navigate to the SignalK Server Server -> Plugin Config link in the left bar navigation and you will see the Internet Speed panel with a dropdown for the Number of minutes between speed tests. You can modify this to set the speed test interval to how often you would like the speed test to run.

Contributing

Fork the Github repository, then submit a pull request from your fork into the original.