# Open Hardware Monitor Dashboard
Dashboard for Open Hardware Monitor's Web Interface

Tested with [LibreHardwareMonitor](https://github.com/LibreHardwareMonitor/LibreHardwareMonitor)

![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LenAnderson/Open-Hardware-Monitor-Dashboard/master/screenshot.png)

## Installation
You need to have a UserScript extension (e.g. Tampermonkey for Chrome, Greasemonkey for Firefox) installed to run this script.

1. [Install this UserScript](https://github.com/LenAnderson/Open-Hardware-Monitor-Dashboard/raw/master/ohmd.user.js)
2. Start Open Hardware Monitor on the computer you want to monitor and activate the web interface (Options -> Remote Web Server -> Run)
3. With the computer you want to see the dashboard on, go to the web interface's address (e.g. http://gamingpc:8085) to see the default web interface. You can start the dashboard here but I would suggest adding another part to the address to still have access to the default interface (e.g. go to http://gamingpc:8085/dashboard).
4. In the menu of your userscript extension you should see an entry "OHM Dashboard - Activate". Click on that entry to start the dashboard. The dashboard will now always load when you browse to that address. You will now find an entry "OHM Dashboard - Deactivate" in that same menu to turn of the dashboard for that address.
5. Start adding graphs and values to your dashboard...

To open the dashboard in a standalone window without all the browser toolbars, you can launch Chrome with:  
`chrome --app="http://gamingpc:8085"`



## Credits
Credits go to [/u/BIGCHOOK](https://reddit.com/u/BIGCHOOK) for the idea ([SMT post](https://www.reddit.com/r/software/comments/4jm0z1/looking_for_a_remote_system_resource_display/))