This project provides a very basic Node.js dashboard server which streams real-time statistics to connected browsers.
It showcases the usage of the redis-timeseries module.
First, install the dependencies:
npm install
bower install
Then start the server with grunt. You can override the Redis host and port by setting the REDIS_HOST and REDIS_PORT environment variables.
Point your browser to http://localhost:3000, and watch the statistics counters update in real time:
The server subscribes to the Redis channels hits:* and updates time series data in Redis on each hit.
In order to generate hits from your application code, you just have to publish the hit timestamp in seconds to the Redis channel hits:your_stats_key. This is how it would be done in Node.js:
redis.publish('hits:your_stats_key', Date.now() / 1000);New keys that hit the server are immediately sent to the connected browsers, and new charts will appear in the dashboard.
To generate random hits when in development, just run the script src/hit-simulator.js.