tt-tui-for-traefik 0.1.2

A TUI dashboard for Traefik

tt-tui-for-traefik

tt is a console TUI dashboard for Traefik.

This program is a third party companion tool for Traefik. Traefik is a trademark of Traefik Labs.

Install

• Install uv

uv tool install tt-tui-for-traefik

• Make sure your PATH environment variable (e.g., in ~/.bashrc) includes the directory ${HOME}/.local/bin.

Usage

The tt tool is installed at ${HOME}/.local/bin/tt.

usage: tt [-h] [--link LINK] [--url URL] [--username USERNAME] [--password PASSWORD]

`tt` is a console TUI dashboard for Traefik

options:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  --link, -l LINK      Deep link to a resource (e.g., entrypoint#websecure, middleware#mtls@file,
                       router:tcp#myrouter)
  --url, -u URL        Direct connection URL (disables Settings tab)
  --username USERNAME  HTTP basic auth username (requires --url)
  --password PASSWORD  HTTP basic auth password (requires --url)

Keyboard navigation

• Press Tab to cycle through the panels that can be focussed.
• Use the arrow keys to select elements in the focussed pane.
• Press Enter to descend the focus into the selected tab.
• Press ESC to ascend the focus back to the tab bar.
• Press q to quit.
• Press / to search.
• Press Ctrl + P to bring up the Pallete.
  • Select the Keys command to show a help screen with all of the contextual keybindings.
  • Select the Theme command to change the inteface theme.

Mouse navigation

In modern terminals, mouse / pointer support is enabled by default. You can click on tabs and buttons in the terminal window to navigate the app.

Configure Traefik API

The connection information must be set one of two ways:

• On the Settings tab, enter the URL with port, username, and passsword.
• Via the --url, --username and --password command line options (this disables the Settings tab for this session).

All settings are saved to the file ${HOME}/.local/share/tt-tui-for-traefik/config.toml. WARNING: This config file includes Traefik API credetials!

Development

Put this in ~/.bashrc to create a tt alias for development purposes:

alias tt="uv --project ${HOME}/git/vendor/enigmacurry/tt-tui-for-traefik run tt