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?? scripting language where output of one or more 'tabs' is aggregated into single terminal screen. Use shell script to provide tab url to curl, awk to filter o
by sargstuff 2y ago
?? scripting language where output of one or more 'tabs' is aggregated into single terminal screen. Use shell script to provide tab url to curl, awk to filter on tag blocks from url/relevant tab, direct output to common terminal interface (unix pipe) and shell script to read from common terminal interface to display to "dashboard" and/or actively update html file readable from web browser.
zenity[1] as gui wrapper to above (vs. cli)
[1] : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenity
- Abhimanyu21 2y agoThis is interesting let me look at this and try it out. thank you
- sargstuff 2y agoLess portable, but more related to the dashboard concept, dynamicaly update xterm title[0] so closed xterm shows 'stats' as xterm title. Perhaps include time panel last opened, number of 'unread' messages since last open, last 'message header', title updated everytime 'awk' sends info block to terminal display.[0] When window opens, lists grouped information (ala editor style and/or headerless browser[1]) -- reset 'last opened' and number of messages read since last open! Do keep in mind raw input/output does introduce potential security issues -> ANSI terminal security discussion [2] ------- [0] a) https://serverfault.com/questions/35085/set-xterm-putty-window-title-when-using-screen https://serverfault.com/questions/35085/set-xterm-putty-wind... b) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6526777/change-title-of-xterm-from-a-bash-script [1] : headerless example using vim : https://github.com/instant-markdown/vim-instant-markdown https://github.com/instant-markdown/vim-instant-markdown [2] : ANSI terminal security discussion : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37957397 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37957397