Highly configurable and scriptable Pi-hole statistics in text

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pihello

pihello is a simple and configurable command-line tool used to display statistics of your Pi-hole.
No additional dependencies required.

What's this used for?

You frequently work in the terminal or ssh into your pi-hole host? Wouldn't it be nice to have a useful greeting message?

Just install and add the pihello <your.pihole.address> <your.pihole.api-token> command to your shell's startup script (.bash_profile, .zshenv, fish_greeting.fish, etc.). Next time you open the terminal you'll be greeted by the default (or your own) fancy message!

Installation

Requirements

A running pi-hole instance
Python >=3.8

Quickstart

Install:

pip install pihello

Run a preconfigured display (as seen above):

pihello <your.pihole.address> <your.pihole.api-token>

Usage

Examples

To run from the command line for standard HTTP Pi-hole installs:

pihello <your.pihole.address> <your.pihole.api-token>

To run from the command line with a custom configuration file:

pihello <your.pihole.address> <your.pihole.api-token> -f /path/to/config.txt

To run from the command line for HTTPS Pi-hole installs:

pihello <your.pihole.address> <your.pihole.api-token> -p

To run from the command line for HTTPS Pi-hole installs w/custom path to pihole (e.g. /pihole instead of the default /admin) :

pihello <your.pihole.address> <your.pihole.api-token> -p -u /pihole

Full command options:

$ pihello -h
usage: pihello [-h] [-v] [-i INDENT] [-f FILE] [-c] [-W WIDTH] [-H HEIGHT] [-ts [TIMESTAMP]] [-p] [-u URI] addr token

positional arguments:
  addr                  the address of your Pi-hole
  token                 your Pi-hole API Token from settings

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -v, --version         show program's version number and exit
  -i INDENT, --indent INDENT
                        set the indentation step (default: 4)
  -f FILE, --file FILE  specify path to the output config file
  -c, --clip            set whether overflowing text will be discarded or added to the next line
  -W WIDTH, --width WIDTH
                        set the screen width (0 = no limit). (default: 80)
  -H HEIGHT, --height HEIGHT
                        set the screen height (0 = no limit). (default: 25)
  -ts [TIMESTAMP], --timestamp [TIMESTAMP]
                        add a timestamp as the first line. Pass optional strftime format string. Example "%H:%M - %a %d/%m/%y"
  -p, --proto           use HTTPS instead of HTTP.
  -u URI, --uri URI     set a different path (URI) for pihole. (default: /admin)

Configuration

Create a configuration text file anywhere in your userspace.

example.txt

More example configurations can be found in docs/SHOWCASE.md.

[cyan2]─────────────────────────────────────────────────────[]
[white]PiHole[] ([green4]{status}[]) [lightgreen]{core_current}[white], Web [lightgreen]{web_current}[white], FTL [lightgreen]{FTL_current}
[cyan2]─────────────────────────────────────────────────────[]
Blocking [darkcyan]{domains_being_blocked}[] domains for [steelblue]{unique_clients}[] clients
Blocked [fuchsia]{ads_blocked_today}[] out of [lightgreen]{dns_queries_today}[] queries [underline]today[] ([steelblue]{ads_percentage_today}%[])
[grey37]Gravity last updated [bold grey50]{gravity_last_updated.relative.days}[grey37] days [bold grey50]{gravity_last_updated.relative.hours}[grey37] hours and [bold grey50]{gravity_last_updated.relative.minutes}[grey37] minutes ago

Run pihello with the -f flag pointing to the configuration file:

pihello <your.pihole.address> <your.pihole.api-token> -f /home/username/path_to/example.txt

Variable injection

PiHole API's variables can be easily injected by using curly braces { }.

Syntax: {variable_name}

Example: "PiHole {core_current} (FTL: {FTL_current})"

Notes:

Variable names are case-sensitive
Open curly brace, which is not part of a variable injection, should be escaped like so \{

Available variables

Key	Example value	Type
`recent_blocked`	`ssl.google-analytics.com`	str
`core_update`	`False`	bool
`web_update`	`False`	bool
`FTL_update`	`False`	bool
`core_current`	`v5.1.2`	str
`web_current`	`v5.1.1`	str
`FTL_current`	`v5.2`	str
`core_latest`	`v5.1.2`	str
`web_latest`	`v5.1.1`	str
`FTL_latest`	`v5.2`	str
`core_branch`	`master`	str
`web_branch`	`master`	str
`FTL_branch`	`master`	str
`domains_being_blocked`	`94541`	int
`dns_queries_today`	`14324`	int
`ads_blocked_today`	`3917`	int
`ads_percentage_today`	`27.345713`	float
`unique_domains`	`5967`	int
`queries_forwarded`	`7942`	int
`queries_cached`	`2465`	int
`clients_ever_seen`	`12`	int
`unique_clients`	`9`	int
`dns_queries_all_types`	`14324`	int
`reply_NODATA`	`423`	int
`reply_NXDOMAIN`	`223`	int
`reply_CNAME`	`3784`	int
`reply_IP`	`8768`	int
`privacy_level`	`0`	int
`status`	`enabled`	str
`gravity_last_updated.file_exists`	`True`	bool
`gravity_last_updated.absolute`	`1602374786`	int
`gravity_last_updated.relative.days`	`1`	int
`gravity_last_updated.relative.hours`	`12`	int
`gravity_last_updated.relative.minutes`	`29`	int

Styling

Text styling is done by inserting style tags [ ]
Color prepended by a semicolon : indicates a background color
Color prepended by an underline _ indicates an underlined color AFAIK, only supported in Kitty, VTE, mintty and iTerm2.

Syntax: [<style> <foreground_color> :<background_color> _<underline_color>]

Example: "[italic navy]Hello [underline maroon :green]World[bold]!"

Notes:

Open square bracket, which is not part of a style, must be escaped like so \[
Empty square brackets, [], can be used to reset the style
Order of the parameters does not matter
Extra whitespace and letter's case is ignored

Available styles

Style	Format string	Notes
Normal	`normal`	Reset the font to normal.
Bold	`bold`
Faint	`faint`
Italic	`italic`
Underline	`underline`
Double underline	`dunderline`	Usually just a single underline.
Blink	`blink`	Usually not supported.
Fast blink	`fblink`	Usually not supported.
Strikethrough	`strike`	Usually not supported.

Colors

There is a number of ways to define a color:

Definition	Matching regex	Example	Notes
Color name	`[0-9a-z]+`	`black`	Preferred way to define a color.
Color number	`color\([0-9]{1,3}\)`	`color(0)`	Good way to ensure compatibility with old or simple terminal emulators/displays.
Hex value	`\#[0-9a-f]{6}`	`#000000`
RGB values	`rgb\([\d\s,]+\)`	`rgb(0, 0, 0)`

Available color names

These are Xterm color names. Duplicate color names have been removed keeping the last (usually brightest) occurence. This list has currently 202 rows.

Color #	Color name	HEX	RGB
0	`black`	`#000000`	`rgb(0,0,0)`
1	`maroon`	`#800000`	`rgb(128,0,0)`
2	`green`	`#008000`	`rgb(0,128,0)`
3	`olive`	`#808000`	`rgb(128,128,0)`
4	`navy`	`#000080`	`rgb(0,0,128)`
6	`teal`	`#008080`	`rgb(0,128,128)`
7	`silver`	`#c0c0c0`	`rgb(192,192,192)`
8	`grey`	`#808080`	`rgb(128,128,128)`
9	`red`	`#ff0000`	`rgb(255,0,0)`
10	`lime`	`#00ff00`	`rgb(0,255,0)`
11	`yellow`	`#ffff00`	`rgb(255,255,0)`
12	`blue`	`#0000ff`	`rgb(0,0,255)`
13	`fuchsia`	`#ff00ff`	`rgb(255,0,255)`
14	`aqua`	`#00ffff`	`rgb(0,255,255)`
15	`white`	`#ffffff`	`rgb(255,255,255)`
16	`grey0`	`#000000`	`rgb(0,0,0)`
17	`navyblue`	`#00005f`	`rgb(0,0,95)`
18	`darkblue`	`#000087`	`rgb(0,0,135)`
20	`blue3`	`#0000d7`	`rgb(0,0,215)`
21	`blue1`	`#0000ff`	`rgb(0,0,255)`
22	`darkgreen`	`#005f00`	`rgb(0,95,0)`
25	`deepskyblue4`	`#005faf`	`rgb(0,95,175)`
26	`dodgerblue3`	`#005fd7`	`rgb(0,95,215)`
27	`dodgerblue2`	`#005fff`	`rgb(0,95,255)`
28	`green4`	`#008700`	`rgb(0,135,0)`
29	`springgreen4`	`#00875f`	`rgb(0,135,95)`
30	`turquoise4`	`#008787`	`rgb(0,135,135)`
32	`deepskyblue3`	`#0087d7`	`rgb(0,135,215)`
33	`dodgerblue1`	`#0087ff`	`rgb(0,135,255)`
36	`darkcyan`	`#00af87`	`rgb(0,175,135)`
37	`lightseagreen`	`#00afaf`	`rgb(0,175,175)`
38	`deepskyblue2`	`#00afd7`	`rgb(0,175,215)`
39	`deepskyblue1`	`#00afff`	`rgb(0,175,255)`
40	`green3`	`#00d700`	`rgb(0,215,0)`
41	`springgreen3`	`#00d75f`	`rgb(0,215,95)`
43	`cyan3`	`#00d7af`	`rgb(0,215,175)`
44	`darkturquoise`	`#00d7d7`	`rgb(0,215,215)`
45	`turquoise2`	`#00d7ff`	`rgb(0,215,255)`
46	`green1`	`#00ff00`	`rgb(0,255,0)`
47	`springgreen2`	`#00ff5f`	`rgb(0,255,95)`
48	`springgreen1`	`#00ff87`	`rgb(0,255,135)`
49	`mediumspringgreen`	`#00ffaf`	`rgb(0,255,175)`
50	`cyan2`	`#00ffd7`	`rgb(0,255,215)`
51	`cyan1`	`#00ffff`	`rgb(0,255,255)`
55	`purple4`	`#5f00af`	`rgb(95,0,175)`
56	`purple3`	`#5f00d7`	`rgb(95,0,215)`
57	`blueviolet`	`#5f00ff`	`rgb(95,0,255)`
59	`grey37`	`#5f5f5f`	`rgb(95,95,95)`
60	`mediumpurple4`	`#5f5f87`	`rgb(95,95,135)`
62	`slateblue3`	`#5f5fd7`	`rgb(95,95,215)`
63	`royalblue1`	`#5f5fff`	`rgb(95,95,255)`
64	`chartreuse4`	`#5f8700`	`rgb(95,135,0)`
66	`paleturquoise4`	`#5f8787`	`rgb(95,135,135)`
67	`steelblue`	`#5f87af`	`rgb(95,135,175)`
68	`steelblue3`	`#5f87d7`	`rgb(95,135,215)`
69	`cornflowerblue`	`#5f87ff`	`rgb(95,135,255)`
71	`darkseagreen4`	`#5faf5f`	`rgb(95,175,95)`
73	`cadetblue`	`#5fafaf`	`rgb(95,175,175)`
74	`skyblue3`	`#5fafd7`	`rgb(95,175,215)`
76	`chartreuse3`	`#5fd700`	`rgb(95,215,0)`
78	`seagreen3`	`#5fd787`	`rgb(95,215,135)`
79	`aquamarine3`	`#5fd7af`	`rgb(95,215,175)`
80	`mediumturquoise`	`#5fd7d7`	`rgb(95,215,215)`
81	`steelblue1`	`#5fd7ff`	`rgb(95,215,255)`
83	`seagreen2`	`#5fff5f`	`rgb(95,255,95)`
85	`seagreen1`	`#5fffaf`	`rgb(95,255,175)`
87	`darkslategray2`	`#5fffff`	`rgb(95,255,255)`
88	`darkred`	`#870000`	`rgb(135,0,0)`
91	`darkmagenta`	`#8700af`	`rgb(135,0,175)`
94	`orange4`	`#875f00`	`rgb(135,95,0)`
95	`lightpink4`	`#875f5f`	`rgb(135,95,95)`
96	`plum4`	`#875f87`	`rgb(135,95,135)`
98	`mediumpurple3`	`#875fd7`	`rgb(135,95,215)`
99	`slateblue1`	`#875fff`	`rgb(135,95,255)`
101	`wheat4`	`#87875f`	`rgb(135,135,95)`
102	`grey53`	`#878787`	`rgb(135,135,135)`
103	`lightslategrey`	`#8787af`	`rgb(135,135,175)`
104	`mediumpurple`	`#8787d7`	`rgb(135,135,215)`
105	`lightslateblue`	`#8787ff`	`rgb(135,135,255)`
106	`yellow4`	`#87af00`	`rgb(135,175,0)`
108	`darkseagreen`	`#87af87`	`rgb(135,175,135)`
110	`lightskyblue3`	`#87afd7`	`rgb(135,175,215)`
111	`skyblue2`	`#87afff`	`rgb(135,175,255)`
112	`chartreuse2`	`#87d700`	`rgb(135,215,0)`
114	`palegreen3`	`#87d787`	`rgb(135,215,135)`
116	`darkslategray3`	`#87d7d7`	`rgb(135,215,215)`
117	`skyblue1`	`#87d7ff`	`rgb(135,215,255)`
118	`chartreuse1`	`#87ff00`	`rgb(135,255,0)`
120	`lightgreen`	`#87ff87`	`rgb(135,255,135)`
122	`aquamarine1`	`#87ffd7`	`rgb(135,255,215)`
123	`darkslategray1`	`#87ffff`	`rgb(135,255,255)`
125	`deeppink4`	`#af005f`	`rgb(175,0,95)`
126	`mediumvioletred`	`#af0087`	`rgb(175,0,135)`
128	`darkviolet`	`#af00d7`	`rgb(175,0,215)`
129	`purple`	`#af00ff`	`rgb(175,0,255)`
133	`mediumorchid3`	`#af5faf`	`rgb(175,95,175)`
134	`mediumorchid`	`#af5fd7`	`rgb(175,95,215)`
136	`darkgoldenrod`	`#af8700`	`rgb(175,135,0)`
138	`rosybrown`	`#af8787`	`rgb(175,135,135)`
139	`grey63`	`#af87af`	`rgb(175,135,175)`
140	`mediumpurple2`	`#af87d7`	`rgb(175,135,215)`
141	`mediumpurple1`	`#af87ff`	`rgb(175,135,255)`
143	`darkkhaki`	`#afaf5f`	`rgb(175,175,95)`
144	`navajowhite3`	`#afaf87`	`rgb(175,175,135)`
145	`grey69`	`#afafaf`	`rgb(175,175,175)`
146	`lightsteelblue3`	`#afafd7`	`rgb(175,175,215)`
147	`lightsteelblue`	`#afafff`	`rgb(175,175,255)`
149	`darkolivegreen3`	`#afd75f`	`rgb(175,215,95)`
150	`darkseagreen3`	`#afd787`	`rgb(175,215,135)`
152	`lightcyan3`	`#afd7d7`	`rgb(175,215,215)`
153	`lightskyblue1`	`#afd7ff`	`rgb(175,215,255)`
154	`greenyellow`	`#afff00`	`rgb(175,255,0)`
155	`darkolivegreen2`	`#afff5f`	`rgb(175,255,95)`
156	`palegreen1`	`#afff87`	`rgb(175,255,135)`
157	`darkseagreen2`	`#afffaf`	`rgb(175,255,175)`
159	`paleturquoise1`	`#afffff`	`rgb(175,255,255)`
160	`red3`	`#d70000`	`rgb(215,0,0)`
162	`deeppink3`	`#d70087`	`rgb(215,0,135)`
164	`magenta3`	`#d700d7`	`rgb(215,0,215)`
166	`darkorange3`	`#d75f00`	`rgb(215,95,0)`
167	`indianred`	`#d75f5f`	`rgb(215,95,95)`
168	`hotpink3`	`#d75f87`	`rgb(215,95,135)`
169	`hotpink2`	`#d75faf`	`rgb(215,95,175)`
170	`orchid`	`#d75fd7`	`rgb(215,95,215)`
172	`orange3`	`#d78700`	`rgb(215,135,0)`
173	`lightsalmon3`	`#d7875f`	`rgb(215,135,95)`
174	`lightpink3`	`#d78787`	`rgb(215,135,135)`
175	`pink3`	`#d787af`	`rgb(215,135,175)`
176	`plum3`	`#d787d7`	`rgb(215,135,215)`
177	`violet`	`#d787ff`	`rgb(215,135,255)`
178	`gold3`	`#d7af00`	`rgb(215,175,0)`
179	`lightgoldenrod3`	`#d7af5f`	`rgb(215,175,95)`
180	`tan`	`#d7af87`	`rgb(215,175,135)`
181	`mistyrose3`	`#d7afaf`	`rgb(215,175,175)`
182	`thistle3`	`#d7afd7`	`rgb(215,175,215)`
183	`plum2`	`#d7afff`	`rgb(215,175,255)`
184	`yellow3`	`#d7d700`	`rgb(215,215,0)`
185	`khaki3`	`#d7d75f`	`rgb(215,215,95)`
187	`lightyellow3`	`#d7d7af`	`rgb(215,215,175)`
188	`grey84`	`#d7d7d7`	`rgb(215,215,215)`
189	`lightsteelblue1`	`#d7d7ff`	`rgb(215,215,255)`
190	`yellow2`	`#d7ff00`	`rgb(215,255,0)`
192	`darkolivegreen1`	`#d7ff87`	`rgb(215,255,135)`
193	`darkseagreen1`	`#d7ffaf`	`rgb(215,255,175)`
194	`honeydew2`	`#d7ffd7`	`rgb(215,255,215)`
195	`lightcyan1`	`#d7ffff`	`rgb(215,255,255)`
196	`red1`	`#ff0000`	`rgb(255,0,0)`
197	`deeppink2`	`#ff005f`	`rgb(255,0,95)`
199	`deeppink1`	`#ff00af`	`rgb(255,0,175)`
200	`magenta2`	`#ff00d7`	`rgb(255,0,215)`
201	`magenta1`	`#ff00ff`	`rgb(255,0,255)`
202	`orangered1`	`#ff5f00`	`rgb(255,95,0)`
204	`indianred1`	`#ff5f87`	`rgb(255,95,135)`
206	`hotpink`	`#ff5fd7`	`rgb(255,95,215)`
207	`mediumorchid1`	`#ff5fff`	`rgb(255,95,255)`
208	`darkorange`	`#ff8700`	`rgb(255,135,0)`
209	`salmon1`	`#ff875f`	`rgb(255,135,95)`
210	`lightcoral`	`#ff8787`	`rgb(255,135,135)`
211	`palevioletred1`	`#ff87af`	`rgb(255,135,175)`
212	`orchid2`	`#ff87d7`	`rgb(255,135,215)`
213	`orchid1`	`#ff87ff`	`rgb(255,135,255)`
214	`orange1`	`#ffaf00`	`rgb(255,175,0)`
215	`sandybrown`	`#ffaf5f`	`rgb(255,175,95)`
216	`lightsalmon1`	`#ffaf87`	`rgb(255,175,135)`
217	`lightpink1`	`#ffafaf`	`rgb(255,175,175)`
218	`pink1`	`#ffafd7`	`rgb(255,175,215)`
219	`plum1`	`#ffafff`	`rgb(255,175,255)`
220	`gold1`	`#ffd700`	`rgb(255,215,0)`
222	`lightgoldenrod2`	`#ffd787`	`rgb(255,215,135)`
223	`navajowhite1`	`#ffd7af`	`rgb(255,215,175)`
224	`mistyrose1`	`#ffd7d7`	`rgb(255,215,215)`
225	`thistle1`	`#ffd7ff`	`rgb(255,215,255)`
226	`yellow1`	`#ffff00`	`rgb(255,255,0)`
227	`lightgoldenrod1`	`#ffff5f`	`rgb(255,255,95)`
228	`khaki1`	`#ffff87`	`rgb(255,255,135)`
229	`wheat1`	`#ffffaf`	`rgb(255,255,175)`
230	`cornsilk1`	`#ffffd7`	`rgb(255,255,215)`
231	`grey100`	`#ffffff`	`rgb(255,255,255)`
232	`grey3`	`#080808`	`rgb(8,8,8)`
233	`grey7`	`#121212`	`rgb(18,18,18)`
234	`grey11`	`#1c1c1c`	`rgb(28,28,28)`
235	`grey15`	`#262626`	`rgb(38,38,38)`
236	`grey19`	`#303030`	`rgb(48,48,48)`
237	`grey23`	`#3a3a3a`	`rgb(58,58,58)`
238	`grey27`	`#444444`	`rgb(68,68,68)`
239	`grey30`	`#4e4e4e`	`rgb(78,78,78)`
240	`grey35`	`#585858`	`rgb(88,88,88)`
241	`grey39`	`#626262`	`rgb(98,98,98)`
242	`grey42`	`#6c6c6c`	`rgb(108,108,108)`
243	`grey46`	`#767676`	`rgb(118,118,118)`
244	`grey50`	`#808080`	`rgb(128,128,128)`
245	`grey54`	`#8a8a8a`	`rgb(138,138,138)`
246	`grey58`	`#949494`	`rgb(148,148,148)`
247	`grey62`	`#9e9e9e`	`rgb(158,158,158)`
248	`grey66`	`#a8a8a8`	`rgb(168,168,168)`
249	`grey70`	`#b2b2b2`	`rgb(178,178,178)`
250	`grey74`	`#bcbcbc`	`rgb(188,188,188)`
251	`grey78`	`#c6c6c6`	`rgb(198,198,198)`
252	`grey82`	`#d0d0d0`	`rgb(208,208,208)`
253	`grey85`	`#dadada`	`rgb(218,218,218)`
254	`grey89`	`#e4e4e4`	`rgb(228,228,228)`
255	`grey93`	`#eeeeee`	`rgb(238,238,238)`

Development

PRs welcome!

Showcase your configuration! Submit a PR with your configuration and a screenshot.

Installation

Install Poetry
Clone or fork the repo
Install the dependencies poetry install This creates a virtual environment and installs the project into it.
Activate the virtual environment poetry shell
Run the project pihello ...

TODO-list

In no particular order

~~Authentication for access to more variables~~
Start accessing more variables
Justification styling similar to Python's ljust() and rjust()
Use the screen width and height to break up the text
Add actual support for indentation
Conditional formatting/styling
Periodic updates (as if using watch command) but with working colors
Structured config using .yaml or some other type

Changelog

Changelog can be found in CHANGELOG.md

Licence

MIT Licence

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