This is a Dashing widget and all components needed to port the original radiator information into an Dashing Widget.
##Usage
To use this widget, copy fa.html, fa.coffee, and fa.scss into the /widgets/fa directory.
Or simply run dashing install da8fcf69316b1d16fcf6 to let dashing do that for you.
To include the widget in a dashboard, add the following snippet to the dashboard layout file:
Allows you to use tables with the dashing framework.
##Preview
Simple Dashing widget (and associated job) to display quote from Tumblr blog. Uses Tumblr's API.
##Usage
##Preview
Simple Dashing widget (and associated job) to display recent StockTwits data for a specific ticker symbol using the StockTwits API.
##Dependencies
| When playing around with dashing, I wanted to create a dashboard with | |
| several small tiles as the base size for the gridster, and then set up | |
| larger tiles for larger pieces of content. In doing so I discovered that | |
| if I set the data-sizex larger than 6 on one of my tiles, its layout | |
| becomes totally borked. | |
| For an example, please see this screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/Qfpgl8N.png | |
| this screenshot is in Firefox (current stable) but also occurs all other | |
| current stable browsers (except of course IE since IE does not work at all). |
This widget is based on the standard Dashing Text widget. It adds a status management between three basic states : OK, ERROR and INFORMATION. The widget background, image and color, changes with the state.
With this widget, you can display the status of a single system. It can be used for servers, sites, etc. It lets you build status dashboards with a single system per tile. The widget will fade to green if the status is OK, red if ERROR, blue if INFORMATION. You can customize the text displayed and change it dynamically.
If you refer to the thumbnail, you'll see an example.
This widget is based on the standard Dashing Number widget and the Hotness Widget created by Rowanu.
With this widget, you can display the standard number widget with a color that will respond on the evolution (the difference displayed between last and current value that is displayed on the standard number widget)
It can be useful to display colors based on the evolution of the number widget : if increasing is "bad" then it will display red. If you refer to the thumbnail, you'll see an example of application around a server pool.
This widget is based on the standard Dashing List widget and the Hotness Widget created by Rowanu.
With this widget, you can display a list that will change color depending on its content. It can be useful to display a set of metrics and use the color to materialize the "global state". If you refer to the thumbnail, you'll see an example of application around a server pool.
This widget is based on the standard Dashing Meter widget and the Hotness Widget created by Rowanu.
Use it as the standard Meter widget and add the following attributes in your dashboard elements declaration :
A Dashing widget which shows an image.
To use, in your dashboard.erb file:
<li data-row="1" data-col="1" data-sizex="3" data-sizey="2">
<div data-id="picture" data-view="BigImage" data-image="http://i.imgur.com/JycUgrg.jpg"
style="background-color:transparent;"
data-max="true"
></div>