rembert/pi-control-panel repository overview

⁠Pi Control Panel

Web control panel for Raspberry Pi 4 implemented on Angular and .NET Core using GraphQL as API and EF Core as ORM. Allows easy overclocking, killing processes, rebooting and shutting down the Pi. It also provides real-time access to system information such as temperature, memory and disk usage, CPU load and network status.

⁠Installing on Raspberry Pi

⁠From the private Debian Package Repository

Run the following command:

sh <(wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rembertmagri/pi-control-panel/master/install.sh)

It will add the private Debian package repository to the list and install the package.

After installing, access http://localhost:8080⁠ from the Pi or http://ip_of_raspberry_pi:8080 from another machine.

⁠Manually from the Debian Package

1. Download the latest release⁠
2. Install the package

sudo apt install ./pi-control-panel_VERSION_armhf.deb

or (if running on Raspberry Pi OS 64)

sudo apt install ./pi-control-panel_VERSION_arm64.deb

1. After installing, access http://localhost:8080⁠ from the Pi or http://ip_of_raspberry_pi:8080 from another machine.

⁠Docker on Raspberry Pi

1. Install Docker

curl -sSL https://get.docker.com | sh
sudo usermod -aG docker pi
sudo apt-get install docker-compose git -y

1. Logout at this point and login again as pi user
2. Clone the repo and open the terminal inside the solution's /Docker directory

git clone https://github.com/rembertmagri/pi-control-panel.git
cd pi-control-panel/src/Docker/

1. Build the image and run the container

docker-compose -f docker-compose.pi64.build.yml build
docker-compose -f docker-compose.pi64.build.yml up -d

or (if running on 32 bits)

docker-compose -f docker-compose.pi32.build.yml build
docker-compose -f docker-compose.pi32.build.yml up -d

1. Or run the container from the last image published on Docker Hub⁠

docker-compose -f docker-compose.pi64.yml up -d

or (if running on 32 bits)

docker-compose -f docker-compose.pi32.yml up -d

1. Access http://localhost:8081⁠ from the Pi or http://ip_of_raspberry_pi:8081 from another machine.

⁠Available fields when running on Docker

• Login Query
• RaspberryPi Query

  raspberryPi {
    disk {
      fileSystems {
        name
        total
        type
        status {
          fileSystemName
          available
          used
          dateTime
        }
      }
    }
    ram {
      total
      status {
        used
        free
        diskCache
        dateTime
      }
    }
    swapMemory {
      total
      status {
        used
        free
        dateTime
      }
    }
    network {
      networkInterfaces {
        name
        ipAddress
        subnetMask
        defaultGateway
        status {
          networkInterfaceName
          totalReceived
          receiveSpeed
          totalSent
          sendSpeed
          dateTime
        }
      }
    }
  }

• All File System Status queries and subscription
• All RAM and Swap Memory Status queries and subscription
• All Network and Network Status queries and subscription
• Refresh Token Query
• Shutdown Mutation (Returns true, but doesn't actually shut the container down)

⁠Development

Check the Wiki⁠ for documentation for developers