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. v0.0.17 cleans up the app list as your dev session evolves — a new Clear inactive control and per-app Remove for fully-stopped apps — and expands the in-app Dapr CLI command drawer across more pages.
What's new
🧹 Clear inactive apps
- A global Clear inactive button on the Applications page removes every fully-stopped app from the list in one click, so what you see stays in sync with what's actually running.
- Each stopped app row also gets its own Remove action for one-at-a-time cleanup, and fully-stopped Docker Compose apps can now be removed straight from the App detail page.
- Removal is non-destructive: it suppresses the app from the live view via the lifecycle overlay rather than touching your processes or containers. If a suppressed app starts running again, it reappears.
⌨️ More Dapr CLI commands in the drawer
- The context-sensitive Dapr CLI drawer gains additional commands across the Applications, Control plane, Subscriptions, Workflows, Workflow detail, Actors, and App detail views — more copy-ready commands for the page you're on.
Install & run
One-liner (macOS / Linux):
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard/main/scripts/install.sh | shWindows (PowerShell):
iwr -useb https://raw.githubusercontent.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard/main/scripts/install.ps1 | iexGo (≥ 1.26):
go install github.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard@v0.0.17
go installnames the binary after the module path, so it producesdev-dashboard, notdiagrid-dev-dashboard— rename it afterwards or use the install script above.
Container:
docker pull ghcr.io/diagridio/dev-dashboard:0.0.17Run:
diagrid-dev-dashboard # serves http://localhost:9090 and opens your browserSingle self-contained binary — the React frontend is embedded via go:embed, so there are no runtime dependencies. This release's tag commit ships the prebuilt UI so go install works without a frontend build step. Prebuilt archives for macOS and Linux (amd64 + arm64) and Windows (amd64) are attached below, and the multi-arch container image is on GHCR.