Pimon

Pi-Hole terminal monitoring tool

Example

Features

• Support for multiple servers
• Optional API Keys
• Query graph with zoom
• Enable/Disable Pi-Hole

Usage

For convenience you may want to alias pimon to point at a particular config e.g. pimon -c $HOME/.config/pimon/pimon.json.

Keybindings:

• Quit: q
• Force update: <Space>
• Tab navigation:
  • Previous server: <Left>
  • Next server: <Right>
• Graph navigation:
  • Zoom in: z
  • Zoom in: x
• Enable current server: e
• Disable current server: d

Installation

Cargo

cargo install pimon

CLI options

``` pimon

USAGE: pimon [OPTIONS]

FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information

OPTIONS: -c, --config-file-path Path to configuration file [default: pimon.json] ```

Example Configuration

Note: A prefix of http:// or https:// is required for the host attribute. json { // List of servers. Length must be >= 1. "servers": [ { // Name of server "name": "Example 1", // Host prefixed with protocol "host": "http://192.168.1.1", // Optional API Key (From Pi-Hole interface -> Settings -> API -> Show API Token) "api_key": "0123456789abcedf0123456789abcedf0123456789abcedf0123456789abcedf" }, { "name": "Example 2", "host": "http://pihole.local" } ], // Delay between updates in milliseconds "update_delay": 5000 }