RoboRIO WebDash
This is a web-based dashboard, designed to be run on the LabVIEW RoboRIO, for collecting and displaying diagnostic data from Netconsole, Network Tables, and Live Window. Once installed, it provides an elegant web ui that can be accessed at port 5801 on your RoboRIO.
Installation
RoboRIO Webdash can be installed with pip, or with the robotpy installer.
With the robotpy installer
#Connected to internet python3 installer.py download roborio-webdash #Connected to RoboRIO python3 installer.py install roborio-webdash
Or with pip
pip install roborio-webdash
Once installed, run the following command as admin on the RoboRIO to install the dashboard’s init script and set the dashboard to run at boot.
webdash install-initfile
License
See LICENSE.txt
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