thelastWallE OctoPrint Plugins Dashboard

This is the source for https://thelastWallE.github.io/plugins-dashboard .

It uses NodeJS, React, Material-UI, Recharts and Gatsby. The site is built from the gh-pages branch and copied to the main branch where it is served using github pages.

Setup Your Own Dashboard

You can use this to track your own plugins!

1. Fork https://github.com/The-EG/plugins-dashboard repo
2. In branch the-eg, replace the contents of each .json file in data/ with an empty object ({})
3. Update plugins-dashboard-config.json
4. Setup a personal access token:
   1. Go to your user settings
   2. Go to 'developer' settings
   3. Go to 'personal access tokens'
   4. Click generate new token, give it a name, etc. Give it 'public_repo' access.
   5. Copy the new token
5. Add the token as a repo secret
   1. Go to the newly forked repo settings
   2. Go to 'Secrets'
   3. 'New Repository Secret' named REPO_TOKEN and paste the token you copied above
6. (Optional) rename the the-eg branch to your own liking.
   1. Update the reference to the above branch in .github/workflows/*.yml (in branch gh-pages)
7. Enable GH Pages on the main branch
   1. Go to repo settings
   2. Goto 'Pages'
   3. Select the main branch and / (root)
   4. Click save
8. Manually trigger the 'Update data/*.json' workflow

After that, it should update once a day and automatically deploy.

If I make updates that you'd like to incorporate to your fork later:

1. Clone your fork locally
2. Setup this repo as upstream: git remote add upstream https://github.com/The-EG/plugins-dashboard.git
3. While on your gh-pages branch, pull my gh-pages branch: git pull upstream gh-pages
4. Push the changes back up to yours: git push
5. Switch to your data branch, ie the-eg, and merge in gh-pages: git merge gh-pages
6. Push those changes up too: git push