Corely is a lightweight, local-network web dashboard for executing system bash commands and monitoring hardware.
- Action Dashboard: Execute single or multi-line commands with a click.
- Drag-to-Sort: Re-order actions to your preference.
- Authentication: Zero-exposure by default; uses local hashed passwords.
- Widgets System & iFrames: Fully responsive endpoints (
/cpu,/memory,/actions) built specifically to be embedded as iFrames inside external dashboards like Homarr or Homepage. - Granular Customization: Pick colors globally or customize specific widget overlays.
You can deploy Corely on any standard Linux terminal that has Node.js installed. Download or clone this repository, open the folder in your terminal, and run:
sudo bash install.shOnce installed, Corely runs seamlessly in the background as a systemd service and will automatically boot when your server restarts.
You can use the following commands anywhere:
corely start: Starts the service.corely stop: Halts the service.corely status: Shows if the service is running running and if auto-startup is enabled.corely restart: Restarts the service.corely enable: Turns ON automatic start on server reboot.corely disable: Turns OFF automatic start on server reboot.corely reset: Deletes auth logic, allowing a fresh Admin creation.corely uninstall: Permanently removes the service from your system.
Upon starting, the server is available on port 1913. Navigate to it on any device via http://YOUR_SERVER_IP:1913 and you'll be greeted with the first-time setup page.
This project, its aesthetics, and its iframe widget architecture are heavily inspired by and credit the excellent work of lxBlazarxl in the repository System-Monitor-iFrame-Widget-for-Homarr. The widgets are optimized to look fantastic within Homarr grids.