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Diagrid Dev Dashboard

A local dashboard for Dapr developers that offers a live view of everything Dapr running on your machine, plus guided builders for authoring Dapr component files and resiliency policies. v0.0.13 is a focused release: a state-store discovery fix and a change that makes go install work out of the box.

What's new

🐛 State-store election no longer defaults to dead stores

  • A stopped app could keep providing the "active" state store — a dead compose project (e.g. postgres, actorStateStore) would win election over a running Aspire app's own store, and once a running app's store was dismissed it could never reappear. The result: the workflow view defaulted to a dead store and the running app's store went missing from the panel.
  • Election now counts only running apps, while stopped stores stay detectable and listable. Flipping an app from running to stopped re-triggers reconciliation and re-election, and every store a running app provides is un-dismissed — not just the elected one.

📦 go install now works out of the box

  • The built React SPA (web/dist) is committed so the go:embed step no longer needs a separate frontend build. You can now install straight from source:
    go install github.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard@v0.0.13

Install & run

One-liner (macOS / Linux):

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Windows (PowerShell):

iwr -useb https://raw.githubusercontent.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard/main/scripts/install.ps1 | iex

Container:

docker pull ghcr.io/diagridio/dev-dashboard:0.0.13

Run:

diagrid-dev-dashboard          # serves http://localhost:9090 and opens your browser

Single self-contained binary — the React frontend is embedded via go:embed, so there are no runtime dependencies. Prebuilt archives for macOS and Linux (amd64 + arm64) and Windows (amd64) are attached below, and the multi-arch container image is on GHCR.