A Rust-based server application designed for debugging and managing remote projects by allowing clients to view and edit variables in real-time. This system supports multiple clients with customizable permissions, making it ideal for development and monitoring purposes.
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Real-time Variable Management: View, modify, and monitor variables from a central dashboard.
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Multi-language Client Support: Interfaces available (soon) for Python, Rust, JavaScript, and Java.
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Permissions System (coming soon): Define client permissions for read-only, read/write, and restricted variable access.
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Web Dashboard (coming soon): A simple and customizable UI for monitoring and editing variables.
- Rust (for building the server)
- Web browser (for accessing the dashboard)
- Supported language tools for clients (Python, Node.js, Java, etc.)
You can either download the pre-built binaries or build the server from source.
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Download Binaries:
- Download the latest release from the Releases page.
- Extract the contents to a directory of your choice.
- Run the server executable for your platform.
- In the future, the executable may be run with arguments to specify the host and port, as well as inital state files.
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Build from Source:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/socketboard/socketboard.git - Navigate to the project directory:
cd socketboard - Build the server:
cargo build --release - Run the server:
./target/release/socketboard
- Clone the repository:
- Start the Server:
- Run the server executable.
- By default, the server will start on
localhost:8080.
- Implement basic server functionality.
- Complete Rust and Python SDKs.
- Executable arguments for customization.
- Server password/authentication support.
- Configuration file support.
- Basic dashboard for variable monitoring.
- Add persistent storage for variables.
- Expand support for additional programming languages.
- Java and JavaScript SDKs.
- Improve dashboard with advanced visualization tools.
- Add secure WebSocket connections (TLS/SSL).