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@alpha-manager/web-interface
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This is a web interface for @alpha-manager/core written in React that connects to the running Alpha instance and allows you to control and manage your currently running tasks from a nice GUI.
$ npm i --s @alpha-manager/web-interface
All you have to do is import the module
const webInterface = require ('@alpha-manager/web-interface');
and start the server
webInterface ({
port: 3000, // optional, default is 3000,
password: "myPassword" // optional, default is "" (no password)
});
you should now be able to go to http://localhost:3000, authenticate, and start managing your tasks.
In order to see the logs from the web interface, you have to "pipe" them to the console.log function. This is meant to prevent logs from being displayed if you don't want them.
webInteface ({
port: 3000,
password: ""
}).logs (console.log);
Now all the logs should be logged to the console.
If the hosting service you are using automatically binds all incoming traffic to the port you set, you can clear the "port" input when authenticating so that it automagically connects.
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Web Interface for @alpha-manager/core
We found that @alpha-manager/web-interface demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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