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eth-dash

Simple dashboard to monitor Ethereum nodes

While I was patiently waiting for a fresh parity node to sync, I built this little tool to check on the status of the sync. It's currently under active development as I continue to play around with my node, I'll probably build out more functionality. The project uses the web3 library to get information from the nodes, so it should work with both geth and Parity (and eventually reason-ethereum).

Getting Started

You'll need to have a geth or parity instance running to be able to connect to a live node. Make sure you also have Node installed on your system to run the server. After you download the code, run the following commands.

$ yarn
$ yarn start

Now you should be able to start using the dashboard at localhost:3000.

Contributing

This is a side project, but if you're interested in suggesting improvements please open an issue or a pull request and I'll take a look when I get the chance.

License

MIT