Comment on Pyxley: Python Powered DashboardsComments−njharman11yI've been looking for something to do this (below) in python at least on backend.Big screen on wall with 6 or so boxes. Each box displaying data which updates in real time. Such as - scrolling list of source control commits - graph of busy/idle slaves - single big number, pending builds - graph of open ticket counts - etc I can't tell if this is one of Pyxley's use cases?−davewongillies11yI think Tipboard might be more what you're after: - https://github.com/allegro/tipboard - http://tipboard.readthedocs.org/−akama11yI actually just implemented some thing very similar to this. You probably want to checkout Dashing [1] which has built in plugins for a lot of things already. It's pretty easy to work with as well.[1] https://shopify.github.io/dashing/−davewongillies11yAnd if the parent prefers doing it in python, there's pydashie [1], a python port of Dashing.[1] https://github.com/evolvedlight/pydashie−scott_karana11yDashing is great, but it's Ruby on the backend, not Python :)−tdicola11yIt actually has a REST API for sending a dashboard data so you can pump in new data from Python or any language.−scott_karana11yYeah, well aware. I was only address this from GP: I've been looking for something to do this (below) in python at least on backend.
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I've been looking for something to do this (below) in python at least on backend.
Big screen on wall with 6 or so boxes. Each box displaying data which updates in real time. Such as
I can't tell if this is one of Pyxley's use cases?I think Tipboard might be more what you're after:
I actually just implemented some thing very similar to this. You probably want to checkout Dashing [1] which has built in plugins for a lot of things already. It's pretty easy to work with as well.
[1] https://shopify.github.io/dashing/
And if the parent prefers doing it in python, there's pydashie [1], a python port of Dashing.
[1] https://github.com/evolvedlight/pydashie
Dashing is great, but it's Ruby on the backend, not Python :)
It actually has a REST API for sending a dashboard data so you can pump in new data from Python or any language.
Yeah, well aware. I was only address this from GP: