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cctv
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A terminal client for [CoolerControl](https://gitlab.com/coolercontrol/coolercontrol).
:warning: Requires the CoolerControl service daemon to be running either locally or remotely, [see Configuration](#configuration).
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## Building
Clone the git repo and build with cargo. Requires a working [Rust installation](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install).
```bash
git clone https://gitlab.com/coolercontrol/cctv.git
cd cctv
cargo build --release
cargo run --release
```
## Installing/Upgrading
There are no packages for distributions yet but you can download and install the
latest binary artifact built from master or build from source yourself.
### Latest release
```bash
curl -LOJ --clobber --output-dir "/tmp" \
https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/69657520/packages/generic/master/latest/cctv
sudo install -Dm 755 /tmp/cctv -t /usr/bin
```
### From source
Install with cargo. Requires a working [Rust installation](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install).
```bash
cargo install --git https://gitlab.com/coolercontrol/cctv.git
```
### From crates.io
`cctv` is also published to crates.io. Note that the version there may be slightly outdated.
```bash
cargo install cctv
```
Make sure `$HOME/.cargo/bin` is in your path:
```bash
# Bash users
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.cargo/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
# zsh users
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.cargo/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.zshrc
source ~/.zshrc
```
## Usage
### CLI
```None
Usage: cctv [OPTIONS]
TUI client for CoolerControl
Options:
--list-modes, -l Lists all available modes.
--activate-mode <mode-name>, -a <mode-name> Activates the specified mode.
--daemonize Do not launch the TUI and daemonize cctv.
--activate-previous-mode, -p Activates the previously active mode.
--dump Dump information about the system to stdout as json.
--help, -h Shows this help message.
If no options are passed, the application will launch into the TUI.
```
The `dump` command is meant to be used with [`jq`](https://jqlang.org). To get
the name of the currently active mode:
```Bash
Feel free to reach out to request shortcuts for commonly used operations.
### TUI
#### Keybindings
For the differences between `working` and `saved` changes or `edit` and `normal` modes,
refer to [editing profiles](#editing-profiles).
| Down, e, j | All | Normal | Select next item |
| Up, i, k | All | Normal | Select previous item |
| Right, o, l | All | Normal | Go to the next page |
| Left, n, h | All | Normal | Go to the previous page |
| R | All | Normal | Refresh app data |
| s | All | Normal | Toggle legend visibility |
| q | All | Normal | Quit |
| Ctrl+b | All | Normal | Toggle dock visibility. You can still use relevant keybindings when the dock is hidden. |
| a | Devices | Normal | Toggle between the default and the alternative chart |
| Enter | Modes | Normal | Activate currently highlighted mode |
| D | Profiles | All | Discard working changes |
| E | Profiles | Normal | Enter edit mode |
| A | Profiles | Normal | Apply saved changes to daemon |
| Esc | Profiles | Edit | Exit edit mode |
| Enter | Profiles | Edit | Save working changes |
| Right, o, l | Profiles | Edit | Move cursor right |
| Left, n, h | Profiles | Edit | Move cursor left |
| Backspace | Profiles | Edit | Delete one character |
| digits, space, dot, comma, [, ] | Profiles | Edit | Insert the character |
#### Editing profiles
Profile editing is a work-in-progress. There's experimental support for
manipulating graph and fixed profiles.
:warning: Take a backup of your config before editing - there may be breakages.
There are two input modes: edit and normal. Normal mode is the default.
When you enter edit mode you will see a popup populated with the current
settings.
Edits are in one of three states: working, saved, and applied.
| Working | Changes made but not saved within `cctv`. Visible only in the text box. |
| Saved | Changes saved in `cctv` but not submitted to CoolerControl. Used for graph drawing, ineffective until applied. |
| Applied | Final changes successfully sent to the daemon. |
:light_bulb: Working changes are preserved (without being saved) when moving between
edit and normal modes.
Changes are validated when moving between stages.
| Working | Saved | All syntactically correct changes are accepted. |
| Saved | Applied | All changes deemed valid by the daemon are accepted. |
There are no guard rails beyond these. You will be notified of any errors. Lack
of a notification indicates success.
:light_bulb: To discard saved changes: press 'R' to sync `cctv` with the daemon.
:warning: Changes made in `cctv` require a page refresh to be reflected in the GUI.
The reverse is also true.
### Alerts
`cctv` will listen for server side events both when daemonized and in interactive mode.
It will send desktop notifications when it receives an alert.
## Configuration
Configuration is optional. `cctv` will attempt to construct configurations from
below locations, in order of precedence:
- Environment variables listed [below](#environment-variables).
- `coolercontrold` configuration file
- CoolerControl defaults
This means that if you're overriding CoolerControl's defaults, `cctv` will
automatically pick _some of_ them up. But you can still override them specifically for
`cctv` with the environment variables e.g. to have `cctv` connect to a remote
CoolerControl instance instead of your local daemon.
Note that there's currently no SSL or IPv6 support.
### Environment variables
| `CCTV_DAEMON_PORT` | Port CoolerControl is listening on. | 11987 |
| `CCTV_DAEMON_ADDRESS` | Address CoolerControl is listening on. | 127.0.0.1 |
| `CCTV_DAEMON_CONFIG_FILE_PATH` | Path to CoolerControl's config file. | /etc/coolercontrol/config.toml |
| `CCTV_TIME_RANGE` | Time range in seconds for device charts. | 60 |
| `CCTV_USERNAME` | CoolerControl username. | *Internal default* |
| `CCTV_PASSWORD` | CoolerControl password. | *Internal default* |
| `CCTV_NO_SPLASH` | Skips splash screen. | `false` |