tmm-monitor 1.1.3

Tendermint Metrics Monitor - A TUI for monitoring blockchain metrics

Tendermint Metrics Monitor (tmm)

A beautiful terminal-based TUI (Text User Interface) for monitoring Tendermint/CometBFT blockchain metrics from Prometheus endpoints.

Features

• 📊 Real-time Metrics Display: Auto-refreshing dashboard with customizable intervals
• 🎨 Visually Appealing: Color-coded metrics with grouped panels for easy reading
• ⚙️ Configurable: Chain-specific metric configurations via JSON files
• 🔄 Auto-refresh: Configurable refresh intervals (default: 1 second)
• 🌐 Flexible: Works with any Prometheus-compatible metrics endpoint

Supported Chains

Chain	Network IDs
0G Chain	0gchain-16602, 0G-mainnet-aristotle
Babylon	bbn-1, bbn-test-6
Celestia	celestia, mocha-4, arabica-11
Cosmos Hub	cosmoshub-4, theta-testnet-001
Mantra	mantra-dukong-1, mantra-1
Nillion	nillion-1, nillion-chain-testnet-1
Terra	phoenix-1, pisco-1
Xion	xion-mainnet-1, xion-testnet-2

Installation

From PyPI

pip3 install tmm-monitor

From GitHub

pip3 install git+https://github.com/bert2002/tmm.git

From Source (Local Development)

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/bert2002/tmm.git
   cd tmm
   

2. Install in editable mode:

   pip3 install -e .
   

This will install the tmm command to your environment. Ensure your python binary directory (e.g., ~/.local/bin) is in your PATH.

Running from Source

If you prefer not to install the package, you can run it directly from the repository:

1. Install dependencies:

   pip3 install -r requirements.txt
   

2. Run using Python:

   export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$(pwd)/src
   python3 -m tmm.main [OPTIONS]
   

Usage

Basic Usage

tmm

This will connect to http://localhost:26660/metrics and display metrics for cosmoshub-4.

Command Line Options

tmm [OPTIONS]

Options:

• --metrics <URL> - Prometheus metrics endpoint (default: http://localhost:26660/metrics)
• --refresh <SECONDS> - Refresh interval in seconds (default: 1)
• --chain <CHAIN_ID> - Chain identifier (default: auto-detect)
• --namespace <NAMESPACE> - Metrics namespace (default: cometbft)

Examples

Monitor a custom endpoint with 2-second refresh:

tmm --metrics http://validator.example.com:26660/metrics --refresh 2

Monitor a different chain:

tmm --chain osmosis-1 --namespace cometbft

Keyboard Shortcuts

• q - Quit the application
• r - Refresh metrics immediately

Metrics Display

The TUI organizes metrics into the following panels:

📦 Block & Consensus

• Block height and latest block height
• Block size and interval
• Sync status
• Transaction counts

👥 Validators

• Total validators and voting power
• Missing validators and their power
• Byzantine validators (double-signers)
• Precommit statistics

💾 Mempool

• Mempool size (transactions and bytes)
• Failed and evicted transactions
• Recheck statistics

🌐 Network

• Connected peer count
• Duplicate votes and block parts
• P2P bytes sent and received

⚡ Performance

• Round duration
• ABCI method timings (finalize_block, commit, process_proposal)

Chain Configuration

Chain-specific metrics are defined in JSON files located in the chains/ directory.

Creating a Custom Chain Configuration

1. Create a new JSON file in chains/ directory:

   cp chains/cosmoshub-4.json chains/my-chain.json
   

2. Edit the configuration to define which metrics to display:

   {
     "name": "My Chain",
     "chain_id": ["my-chain-1", "my-chain-alternative-id"],
     "endpoints": ["http://localhost:26660/metrics"],
     "metrics": {
       "block_consensus": [
         {
           "name": "Block Height",
           "metric": "consensus_height",
           "type": "gauge",
           "format": "int"
         }
       ]
     }
   }
   

3. Run tmm with your chain:

   tmm --chain my-chain
   

Metric Configuration Format

Each metric entry supports:

• name - Display name
• metric - Prometheus metric name (without namespace prefix)
• type - Metric type (gauge, counter, histogram)
• format - Display format (int, bytes, duration, percent, bool)
• stat - For histograms: avg, sum, count
• labels - Optional label filters

Chain Endpoints & Auto-detection

You can specify a list of endpoints in the configuration file. TMM uses these endpoints to auto-detect the active chain when no --chain argument is provided.

"endpoints": [
  "http://localhost:26660/metrics",
  "http://IP:26660/metrics"
]

When running tmm without arguments, it probes these endpoints and selects the first one that returns metrics matching the configuration's chain_id.

Fallback Behavior

If a chain configuration file is not found, tmm automatically falls back to cosmoshub-4.json.

Project Structure

tmm/
├── src/
│   └── tmm/                  # Package source
│       ├── main.py           # Entry point
│       └── chains/           # Chain configurations
├── tests/                    # Tests
├── pyproject.toml            # Project configuration
└── README.md                   # This file

License

MIT

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit pull requests or open issues.