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tabby-server-stats-enhanced

v1.0.0

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Enhanced fork of tabby-server-stats (by Akkariin / kasuganosoras): real-time server stats bar for Tabby terminals, rebuilt for Tabby 1.0.23x / Angular 15 with drag-and-drop ordering, display toggles, multi-plugin bar stacking and SSH data-loss resilience.

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Readme

tabby-server-stats-enhanced

Real-time server stats bar for Tabby terminal tabs.

Based on tabby-server-stats by Akkariin Meiko (kasuganosoras). All credit for the original design and implementation goes to the original author; this package is an enhanced derivative published with gratitude, under the original MIT license. The original plugin keeps working great on older Tabby versions — this fork exists only because the original targets an older Tabby/Angular stack.

Why this fork

The original plugin stopped loading on Tabby 1.0.23x (Angular 15, russh-based SSH). This version was rebuilt from scratch for the current Tabby plugin API while keeping the original feature spirit, and adds several enhancements.

Features

  • Built-in metrics: CPU, memory, disk usage, network up/down speed
  • Custom metrics: any shell command that prints a number or text (progress-bar or plain text rendering)
  • Works over the tab's SSH session; local collection on Linux/macOS terminals
  • Show/hide toggle for every metric (built-in included) — disable instead of delete
  • Drag metric modules directly on the bar to reorder them (persisted)
  • Stable fixed-width value fields (no layout jitter as digits change)
  • Stacks above other plugins' bottom bars (e.g. AI quota bars) instead of covering them
  • Resilient against intermittent SSH channel data loss: automatic retry plus last-known-value fallback (rendered dimmed)
  • Settings page: refresh interval, bar position (top/bottom), background, metric manager

Installation

  1. Open Tabby → Settings → Plugins
  2. Search for tabby-server-stats-enhanced
  3. Click Install and restart Tabby

The stats bar appears automatically on SSH tabs (and on local terminals on Linux/macOS). Configure metrics under Settings → Server Stats.

Notes

  • If you also have the original tabby-server-stats installed, disable or remove one of the two — running both would render two bars.
  • Config lives under plugin.serverStats in Tabby's config file.

Credits & License