Flare Dashboard

How to Setup and Use the Flare Web Dashboard

This new web dashboard/app I'm going to be trying to work on should help improves the ease of use when setting up and using Flare on Linux systems. It includes things like key counters, account counters, log reports, and more! Read this page to learn how to set it up and what uses are on it so far

Getting the web dashboard files

1. CD to the Flare main directory
2. Create a new directory:

   sudo mkdir webdash

3. CD into the new webdash directory
4. Clone the repository:

   sudo git clone https://github.com/t-a-g-o/flare-dashboard .

5. Create a python virtual environment:

   sudo python3 -m venv env

6. Activate the environment:

   source env/bin/activate

7. Install the required modules:

   pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Start the dashboard

1. If you haven't already, activate the environment:

   source env/bin/activate

2. Run the app with sudo:

   sudo python3 app.py

Using the Dashboard

The Dashboard

Keys Activated are the number of accounts that have redeemed an activation key

Licenses Left are the numbers of keys that are unclaimed in validkeys.txt

Running Services show which services are running that Flare requires to operate

Recent Validates show recent 10 (by default) users that have been created

Identifiers has a "View Identifiers" button to view your private and public keys for your client-side code

Service Logging shows the most recent logged activates from any of the services running

The Config

The config button on the side bar takes you to a page where you can modify the config.json file. Make sure to input all fields before hitting "Save File" as it will save each input (as of v0.1) whether is blank or not