Web console

The daemon serves the console at http://localhost:4122 (the API’s address; --port changes both). It follows the system theme.

The tree

The left panel lists every workspace the daemon knows, its namespaces and their resources. Each namespace row has its resource count and a switch that activates or deactivates it, the same as runy ns up and down. A resource row shows its kind as an icon and a note when it is pending or in error. Rows fold with the chevron or the arrow keys, and the folds, like the panel’s width, are remembered.

A workspace row and a process row have a … menu on hover: the workspace reloads its resource files; a process restarts or stops. The same menu sits at the right end of the page toolbar for the selected row.

A resource

Selecting a resource opens it at /workspace/<workspace>/<namespace>/<kind>/<name> with two tabs:

• Output streams the resource’s journal, with a filter box taking the query language (@stderr level: error). The list is virtualized and follows new lines while scrolled to the end.
• Overview shows the kind, the condition with what the resource waits on or the error, the rendered spec and the published status.

A workspace’s page shows its journal: reloads and diagnostics, such as an unknown field in a spec.

Where it comes from

The console is built into the runy binary and served by the daemon, so there is no separate server to run. The daemon’s API is gRPC with gRPC-Web, which is what the console speaks, so the same endpoints are open to other tools.