flyradar 0.1.0

🪁 flyradar 🌟 is a terminal UI for managing and monitoring your Fly.io resources, inspired by k9s. It provides an intuitive, keyboard-driven interface to interact with your Fly.io apps, and more—all from your terminal.

Quickstart

[!NOTE]

flyradar is an OSS third-party tool and is not an official Fly.io project.

[!IMPORTANT]

flyradar relies on the Fly CLI for authentication and its built-in agent for operational functionality. Make sure you have flyctl installed on your system before proceeding.

Install flyradar with cargo:

cargo install flyradar

[!NOTE]
See the other installation methods 📦

Make sure you are authenticated into fly:

fly auth login

Just run flyradar:

flyradar

Features

• 💻 Interactive terminal UI for managing Fly.io resources
• 🔄 Real-time monitoring of your applications and other resources
• 🔍 Quick access to resource logs with filtering and dumping capabilities
• 🎯 Focused on operational workflows (viewing, monitoring, deleting, logging) for existing resources
  • Creation workflows are intentionally left to the Fly CLI, as they tend to be more complex and change more frequently
  • Operational workflows have more stable interfaces and are naturally well-suited for a terminal UI

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Development Guidelines

• This project follows Conventional Commits for all commit messages (e.g., feat(logs): add dumping logs, fix(tui): fix tab completion for command input)
• Before submitting a PR, please run:
  • cargo fmt to ensure consistent code formatting
  • cargo clippy to catch common mistakes and improve code quality
  • cargo test to verify your changes don't break existing functionality

Project Structure

This project implements parts of several components from flyctl in Rust, with a focus on maintaining equivalent functionality:

• src/agent → flyctl/agent (client-side only)
• src/logs → flyctl/logs
• src/ops → flyctl/internal/command
• src/wireguard → flyctl/internal/wireguard/wg.go
• src/fly_rust → fly-go

[!NOTE]

Only the necessary functionality from these components are implemented while aiming to maintain the same behavior and interfaces where possible.

This project uses a patched version of the async-nats crate to enable IPC communication with the Fly agent. You can find the fork here.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgements

• Fly.io for their amazing platform
• k9s for inspiration