dashboard view

[tjwebb]

show table of miners with the following columns (from left to right):

• status icon (checkmark or fail mark)
• name of miner
• name of pool it is connected to
• current hashrate in gh/s

api routes:

• /miner returns a list of registered miners (name, pool)
• /miner/:id/status (status, hashrate)

[tjwebb]

miner list is probably just a bootstrap table

[qwo]

Example dump from cgi-miner-api

I don't see any unique identifies, how does a miner identify itself?

{ Elapsed: 10,
Algorithm: 'sse2_64',
'MHS av': 3.8,
'Found Blocks': 0,
Getworks: 1,
Accepted: 0,
Rejected: 0,
'Hardware Errors': 0,
Utility: 0,
Discarded: 0,
Stale: 0,
'Get Failures': 0,
'Local Work': 3,
'Remote Failures': 0,
'Network Blocks': 1,
'Total MH': 39.5336,
'Work Utility': 0,
'Difficulty Accepted': 0,
'Difficulty Rejected': 0,
'Difficulty Stale': 0,
'Best Share': 0 }

[tjwebb]

A "name" will be stored in the database, which will service as a natural
key. For now you can make up names

On Sun, Sep 14, 2014 at 8:28 PM, Stanley Zheng notifications@github.com
wrote:

Example dump from cgi-miner-api

I don't see any unique identifies, how does a miner identify itself?

{ Elapsed: 10,
Algorithm: 'sse2_64',
'MHS av': 3.8,
'Found Blocks': 0,
Getworks: 1,
Accepted: 0,
Rejected: 0,
'Hardware Errors': 0,
Utility: 0,
Discarded: 0,
Stale: 0,
'Get Failures': 0,
'Local Work': 3,
'Remote Failures': 0,
'Network Blocks': 1,
'Total MH': 39.5336,
'Work Utility': 0,
'Difficulty Accepted': 0,
'Difficulty Rejected': 0,
'Difficulty Stale': 0,
'Best Share': 0 }

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[tjwebb]

see: https://github.com/hashware/api/blob/master/api/models/Miner.js#L11

[tjwebb]

I'll try to get real data in there soon so everything isn't so abstract

[tjwebb]

how's this coming? I'd like to meet up tomorrow to see what you have. I haven't gotten any questions, which usually isn't a good sign.

[tjwebb]

@stanzheng

[qwo]

• Total Hash Rate
• Operational Status
• Daily Revenue

[qwo]

@tjwebb been trying to setup the router correctly for the edit page.

Not sure whats wrong, heres the router https://github.com/hashware/hashpanel.io/blob/gh-pages/app.js#L17-37

heres the view im trying to navigate to https://github.com/hashware/hashpanel.io/blob/gh-pages/miner/edit.html

[tjwebb]

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@tjwebb https://github.com/tjwebb been trying to setup the router
correctly for the edit page.

Not sure whats wrong, heres the router
https://github.com/hashware/hashpanel.io/blob/gh-pages/app.js#L17-37

heres the view im trying to navigate to
https://github.com/hashware/hashpanel.io/blob/gh-pages/miner/edit.html

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[tjwebb]

Is there any way currently to get to the edit page? Direct URL for tomorrow is fine, we can get Backbone Router working next week

[qwo]

yeah just hit each of the individual servers as you suggested. i guess i haven't hooked it up to pull any data out of local storage or any save funcionality.