webNUT
A simple web interface for NUT ([Network UPS Tools][1]) servers, built on Pyramid, Bootstrap, and [python-nut2][2].
[1]: http://www.networkupstools.org/ “Network UPS Tools” [2]: https://github.com/george2/python-nut2 “python-nut2”
## Setup
Rename webnut/config.example.py to webnut/config.py and set the variables in that file to reflect your NUT server configuration. Then serve webNUT as you would any Pyramid app, using pserve or through your production-ready server of choice.
## Screenshots
The index lists available UPS devices, along with their description, status, and battery charge:
Clicking on a UPS’s name takes you to a details view that shows a quick status indicator, as well as the values of all variables set on the device:
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