desto 0.1.1

tmux session manager

desto

desto is a modern, intuitive dashboard for managing and monitoring your tmux sessions. It provides a user-friendly web interface to start, view, and kill tmux sessions, monitor system stats, run custom or predefined scripts, and view live logs—all from your browser.

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Features

• Session Management: Start, view, and kill tmux sessions with a single click.
• System Monitoring: Real-time CPU, memory, and disk usage stats in the sidebar.
• Recipes & Custom Scripts: Run predefined "recipes" (like recursive pattern search) or write your own bash scripts directly in the browser.
• Keep Alive Option: Optionally keep sessions running after your script finishes.
• Live Log Viewer: View live logs for each session in a scrollable, syntax-highlighted interface.
• Responsive UI: Clean, modern interface built with NiceGUI.
• Persistent Logs & Scripts: All logs and scripts are stored in dedicated folders for easy access and reproducibility.

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Dashboard

Dashboard Overview

Execute Custom or Pre-defined Recipes

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Quick Start

1. Install tmux

   Instructions for different package managers

   • Debian/Ubuntu

     sudo apt install tmux
     

   • Almalinux/Fedora

     sudo dnf install tmux
     

   • Arch Linux

     sudo pacman -S tmux
     

2. Install desto

   Installation Steps

   • With uv:

     uv add desto
     

   • With pip:

     pip install desto
     # or
     uv pip install desto
     

3. Run the Application

   desto
   

4. Open in your browser
   After starting, visit http://localhost:8088 (or the address shown in your terminal).

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Usage Examples

• Start a Custom Session

  • Enter a session name, a path to a script and any arguments the script requires.
  • Click Run in Session to launch it in tmux.
  • The session appears in the dashboard; view logs or kill it anytime.

• Use a Recipe or Custom Script

  • Switch to the Recipes tab.
  • Select a predefined recipe or "Custom Recipe" to write your own bash script.
  • Fill in any required arguments, set a session name, and optionally enable "Keep Alive".
  • Click Execute Recipe to run it in a new tmux session.

• Monitor System Stats

  • Sidebar displays live CPU, memory, disk, and tmux server resource usage.

• View Logs

  • Click View Log next to any session to see its latest output.

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File Structure

• desto_logs/: All session logs are stored here.
• desto_scripts/: Scripts run via recipes or custom scripts are saved here.

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Requirements

• Python 3.11+
• tmux
• NiceGUI

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License

MIT License

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desto makes handling tmux sessions approachable for everyone—no terminal gymnastics required!