If you have a CI/CD setup, it is really important to keep a central display and follow the builds and process going on the CI tool. This project aims to be the dashboard that will allow you to do present better results at a central display with buildbot.

The project has some precompiled binaries, if your enviroment match one of the releases above, this is the most simple way to use this project.

• OSX
• Linux x64

buildbot is the only required flag, you must provide the base url of the running builbot.

$ ./buildbot_dashboard -h
-buildbot string
	buildbot url eg. http://10.0.0.1/
-empty
	show builders with no builds (default false)
-filter string
	regex applied over the builder name
-invalidate int
	cache invalidate in seconds (default and min 5 minutes) (default 10)
-refresh int
	refresh rate in seconds (default and min 10 seconds) (default 10)
-size string
	generic ui size (small|large default large) (default "large")

As this project is build over martini please consider setting this env variables when deploy:

export PORT=3000
export MARTINI_ENV=production

As this project is built in go you can build it in multiple platforms with:

$ go get -u github.com/ghophp/buildbot-dashboard
$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/ghophp/buildbot-dashboard
$ ./install.sh

This will fetch the code and generate the assets as binary, then you can go install or go build, and then run:

$ buildbot-dashboard --buildbot="http://10.0.0.1/"

If you have $GOPATH/bin at your $PATH then you can run from everywhere the command.

You can also run with the go run with:

$ go run *.go -builbot="http://10.0.0.1/"

• Non-reload monitoring through websockets
• Enhanced UI with better visualization of the builders
• Easy usage with single command (binary assets)
• Filter options allow you to just show what matters
• Base64 communication with websockets (light)
• Save arrangement of the dashboard

When using runit this schema can be used:

/services
`--buildbot-dashboard
   |--app (The buildbot-dashboard binary)
   |--env
   |  `--PORT
   |--run (run script)
   `--log
    |--main/
    `--run (run script for log)

Contents of env/PORT (the environment var):

8080

Contents of run:

#!/bin/sh

# get both standar output/error
exec 2>&1

# run like user buildbot
exec chpst -u buildbot -e ./env ./app --buildbot="http://10.0.0.1:8010"

Contents of log/run:

#!/bin/sh
exec svlogd -tt ./main

• Use violetear
• Allow a totally compressed size to boards with a lot of builders
• Create a fully adapted mode, that by the size of the display, and the number of the projects, keep "walking" through the multiple screens