EMQX Dashboard is a comprehensive web interface for managing and monitoring EMQX. This intuitive tool allows users to effortlessly oversee EMQX clusters, customize features, and display data visually.
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Data Monitoring & Management: Get a comprehensive overview of crucial data.
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Visual Access Control Management: Pre-configured authentication and authorization.
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Robust Data Integration Capabilities: Includes a flow editor and bi-directional data bridge.
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Real-time Configuration Updates: Hot updates with instant configuration saving.
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Customizable Extension Capabilities: Built-in gateways, plugins, and hooks.
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Comprehensive Diagnostic Tools: Enables timely problem identification and resolution.
First, ensure that the latest version of EMQX is installed.
Post successful installation, access the EMQX Dashboard by opening http://localhost:18083/ in your browser (replace localhost
with the actual IP if not on local machine). By default, the EMQX Dashboard listens on port 18083.
EMQX can operate without the Dashboard. The Dashboard provides a convenient visual interface for users.
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Have a question? Check our discussion forums.
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Join our official Discord for general discussions.
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To set up for local development, follow these steps:
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Fork the repository and clone your fork:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/emqx-dashboard5.git cd emqx-dashboard5
Or, clone the original repository directly:
git clone https://github.com/emqx/emqx-dashboard5.git cd emqx-dashboard5
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Install the dependencies:
yarn
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To start the development server, run:
yarn serve
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For production compilation and minification:
yarn build
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Lint and fix files:
yarn lint
Or, format the code with Prettier:
yarn format
To set up for development with a cloud host:
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Create a new
.env.development.local
file:touch .env.development.local
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Define your cloud host address in the
.env.development.local
file:HOST_URL=http://your-cloud-host:port/
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Start the development server:
yarn serve
Refer to the Configuration Reference for more information.
After the completion of setup, the CI will run automatically and deploy upon successful execution.