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Check out http://shopify.github.com/dashing for more information.

To configure your servers create a file called lib/data_server_conf.rb with content like the following:

require './data_server'

module DataServerConf
  GRAPHITE = DataServer.new(:scheme => 'http', :host => 'localhost',
                        :port => 8888, :path => '/graphite',
						:user => 'user:pass')
end

Your dashing jobs will be able to require './lib/data_server_conf' and refer to specific data servers with something like DataServerConf::GRAPHITE. Right now, the object returned by DataServer.new is a URI object and can be used as such right after. http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-1.9.2/libdoc/uri/rdoc/URI.html

Below is the code for starting a new job that tracks current graph points from graphite Query is based on graphite's URL API, check out: http://graphite.readthedocs.org/en/1.0/url-api.html#json

example query: http://graphite/render?format=json&target=graphite.app.user.visits&from=-24min

#your_metric.rb


require "./lib/graphite"
require './lib/data_server_conf'

# begin scheduler, choose frequency.
SCHEDULER.every '1s', :first_in => 0 do
  # Create an instance of our helper class
  q = Graphite.new DataServerConf::GRAPHITE

  graphite_test_target = "graphite.app.user.visits"

  # get the current value, and set time sample.
  current_value = q.value graphite_test_target, "-5min"
  # get data set preceding current value, and set time sample.
  data_set = q.points graphite_test_target, "-5min"
  # find first data point y value
  prev_value = data_set[0][:y]
  # set threshold
  threshold_set = 1,000


  # send to dashboard, so the number the number and the graph widget can understand it
  send_event 'send_visits', { current: current_value, last: prev_value, threshold: threshold_set }
end

Making widget in HTML

Each new widget is a list item. See Dashing's doc for how to layout.

-Set data-id to send_event from your_metric.rb. ('send_visits') -Set data-view to render correct widget for threshold -Set data-operator to specify if you are checking for your metrics to be greater or lesser than threshold_set. ('lesser' will notify if current data is less than 1,000)

#dashboard.erb


<li data-row="1" data-col="1" data-sizex="1" data-sizey="1">
  <div data-id="send_visits" data-view="Threshold" data-title="Visits Today" data-operator="lesser" style="background-color: #4FD5D6"></div>
</li>


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