Internet Monitor

illskool

Great Module. Does it monitor the speed of my internet from my modem or the speed that my raspberry pi is reaching? Is there a way to maintain a log of speeds?

ronny3050

@illskool Thank you. It is the speed that your pi is reaching.
I am currently logging the speed and it can be found in your mirror’s logs by typing pm2 logs in the command line. I am removing this in my next update due to the massive amounts of logs produced. You can set an updateInterval for the mirror to refresh and update the speed if needed.

illskool

@ronny3050 Thank you for the quick response and for the work you did to create this module. I think its fantastic that I can glance at the mirror and see what speeds I am getting. On a side note, do you think it is possible to display the speeds that the modem receives? I would love to show that and then be able to keep a log. That way I could show my ISP whats up with their lying lol

ronny3050

@illskool haha, I am not aware of any way to get your exact modem speeds, but you can connect through LAN to get the closest modem speed ;)

ronny3050

@pjkoeleman @Advokaten customizable WiFi symbol is updated on github. Unfortunately, I could not test on my Mirror yet (especially the animations). I would greatly appreciate any feedback :D

I hope this is what you were looking for.

pjkoeleman

@ronny3050 said in Internet Monitor:

@pjkoeleman @Advokaten customizable WiFi symbol is updated on github. Unfortunately, I could not test on my Mirror yet (especially the animations). I would greatly appreciate any feedback
I hope this is what you were looking for.

Thanks for your work in updating the module, but I now have a black screen with nothing on it.
Here is my part of config.js what I’am using.

 {
	 module: 'internet-monitor',
	 position: 'bottom_right',
	 config: {
		 type: 'minimal',
		 maxTime: 7000,
		 updateInterval: 120000,
		 verbose: false,
		 displayStrength: true,
		 displaySpeed: false,
		 strengthIconSize: 40,
		 maxGaugeScale: 25,
		 wifiSymbol:{
			 size: 50,
			 fullColor: '#3afc25',
			 almostColor: '#ffff0c',
			 halfColor: '#ff8c00',
			 noneColor: '#ff1111'
		 }
	 }
 },

I have nothing in custom.css regarding internet-monitor.
When I start with npm start dev, I see one error in the panel, this is the following;

loader.js:189 GET http://localhost:8080/modules/internet-monitor//convert.js 
loadFile @ loader.js:189
loadFile @ loader.js:236
loadNextScript @ module.js:236
(anonymous function) @ module.js:238
script.onload @ loader.js:187

Personaly I think animated gif’s are a bit to much, change them back to PNG-files with the option to color them.
One other thing; is color options not something for the custom.css?

strawberry 3.141

@pjkoeleman he forgot to push the file convert.js which leads to the black screen

pjkoeleman

@strawberry-3.141 Thanks, waiting for @ronny3050 reaction.

ronny3050

@pjkoeleman Oops, forgot to remove convert.js from the script. Should work now.

The color option is currently part of the config, mostly because editing the css will take quite a bit of work as a lot of classes/places need to be updated, so I thought of just having a variable inside the config.

Animation can be turned off in the config in my next update, but I would like to hear your feedback currently.

Thank you!

fischi87

hello @all

it is possible to motoring the internet from a other device in the same network?

thanks