System Monitor

JARVIS-style system monitor with sci-fi HUD interface. Displays server health, gateway connectivity, response times, and activity logs. Supports Chinese/English bilingual.

jarvis-monitor

Sci-fi style system monitor with real-time status display.

What It Does

Provides a visual dashboard for monitoring:

• Service health status
• Gateway connection status
• Last command/event timestamp
• Response time metrics
• System component status
• Activity log

Features

• 🎨 Sci-fi HUD interface (Orbitron font, neon green theme)
• 🌐 Chinese/English bilingual toggle
• 🔄 Auto-refresh every 10 seconds
• 📱 Responsive design

Installation

Prerequisites

• Any web service with /healthz endpoint returning JSON like:

json

{
  "status": "ok",
  "gateway": "connected",
  "gateway_last_event_ts": 1234567890
}

Setup

1. Host monitor.html on your web server:

   bash

   cp monitor.html /path/to/your/server/templates/
   

2. Add endpoint to your server:

   python

   from fastapi.responses import HTMLResponse
   
   @app.get("/monitor")
   async def monitor():
       with open("templates/monitor.html", "r") as f:
           return HTMLResponse(content=f.read())
   

3. Update the API endpoint in the HTML:

   • Find http://192.168.31.19:8000/healthz and replace with your server URL

Usage

Open in browser:

text

http://your-server:port/monitor

Language Toggle

Click the button in top-right corner to switch between Chinese and English.

Customization

Colors

Edit CSS variables:

css

--primary: #00ff88;    /* Neon green */
--secondary: #00ccff; /* Cyan */
--bg: #0a0a0f;        /* Dark background */

API Endpoint

Find and replace:

javascript

const res = await fetch('http://192.168.31.19:8000/healthz');

Expected JSON response:

json

{
  "status": "ok",
  "gateway": "connected",
  "gateway_last_event_ts": 1234567890
}

Files

• monitor.html - Main dashboard (single file, no dependencies except Google Fonts)

Credit

Inspired by JARVIS from Iron Man / Marvel movies.