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@charrette/dashboard
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Live run dashboard for Charrette.
Part of Charrette. The supported entry point is the
charretteCLI —npx charrette run. This package is published so that CLI can install; its API is internal and moves with the CLI, without deprecation cycles, until 1.0.
The localhost web UI a run serves while it works: the event feed, the task board, the intent tracker and the cost meter, all live, plus the gates that need an answer — plan approval, a budget raise, a blocked task.
It is local-first. The server binds 127.0.0.1 only, and the credential lives
in the URL fragment the CLI prints — the page reads it client-side and sends it
as a header, so it never appears in a request line, a proxy log or a referrer.
The exported Dashboard class implements the engine's gate handler, so
answering a gate in the browser and answering it in the terminal are the same
operation on the same event log.
npm install @charrette/dashboard
MIT © Yoni Ryabinski
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Live run dashboard for Charrette
We found that @charrette/dashboard demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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