A plugin to view your system stats (CPU, RAM, etc. on a handy dashboard, comes with a json API.)
Easy install via HFS UI:
To access, visit
/~/plugins/hfs-sysstats/ (the folder name the plugin is installed under; login is required by default -> otherwise 403, or nothing at all if "hide from unauthorized" is on).
Change the public dashboard visibility under plugin options.
If you're upgrading from a version that hardcoded the dashboard at /~/stats,
that old URL still works: set "Path alias (redirect)" in the plugin options
(defaults to /~/stats) and it 307-redirects to the new canonical URL. Leave
it empty to disable the redirect.
Turn on "Use custom frontend" in the plugin options to serve your own files
from storage/custom-frontend/ (an index.html there replaces the bundled
dashboard) instead of the bundled ones. Any file not found in that folder
falls back to the bundled version.
This plugin contains a daily usage ping, so I know what kind of architectures are used and how I can improve the dashboard. By default, only limited data is sent ("basic" usage ping: a persistent, randomly generated install id, the plugin version, platform, and architecture), you can opt-out completely by setting the usage ping to "off", or give me more information by setting it to "detailed" (adds CPU cores, RAM bucket, disk count, and OS distro/release).
If the receiving endpoint has its optional proof-of-work gate enabled, the ping solves it automatically first (a small SHA-256 puzzle, same scheme a browser could solve) before sending — no configuration needed on this side.
The dashboard frontend is TypeScript + Sass, built with esbuild/sass/postcss
(no framework). npm install, then npm run build (or npm run build:watch)
compiles src/frontend/ + src/styles/ into dist/public/. npm run typecheck runs a tsc --noEmit pass. The backend (dist/plugin.js,
dist/serve.js, dist/api.js, dist/config-manager.js, dist/usage-ping.js,
dist/backend/path-alias.js) is hand-written CommonJS and isn't part of the
build.
Chart.js is licensed under the MIT License.
systeminformation is verbatim-copied and also licensed under MIT.
This plugin is licensed under the GNU Affero Public License (AGPLv3).