Add media queries at 480px/768px across all components: single-column
dashboard cards on phones, progressive table column hiding, smaller
typography, reduced padding, full-width toggle buttons, and compact
header. Desktop layout unchanged.
Wrap page views in {#key} blocks with a fade-in animation for smooth
transitions. Add Demon Slayer wallpapers as fixed pseudo-element
backgrounds on main (Tanjiro for dashboard, Rengoku for accelerator)
with CSS crossfade. Fix section spacing lost by the page-enter wrapper
div. Minor tooltip text fixes.
Log ZMQ→mining.notify latency in ckpool (patch 0005), expose a raw
reject counter (patch 0006), and surface both in the dashboard:
- Block latency card shows avg/last ms, wasted work, and block count
- SharesBar component shows session + all-time accepted/rejected with
a Demon Slayer flame-slash animation on new shares
- Miners card info moved to MinersTable section header
- Latency stats and share counts persist across restarts via kv store
- Removed misleading pool-wide share stats from per-worker/user pages
(ckpool doesn't expose per-user raw counts)
Expose ckpool's per-worker cumulative shares via patch 0004, add a
WorkerDetailPage with hashrate, status, best share with per-worker luck
(bestever/shares*100), and total work with pool share percentage.
Worker names are now clickable in MinersTable and UserDetailPage.
Also centers numeric columns below their headers.
isOpenSource was matching things like Braiins OS, cgminer, bfgminer,
and a generic "esp32" — software that's open but runs on closed
hardware (Antminer, unknown rigs). public-pool's UI reserves the
star for open-source HARDWARE, with open firmware on top, and that's
the convention to match. New regex covers the family verbatim from
public-pool-ui's user-agent-link switch table:
bitaxe, bitaxeHex, NerdMiner, NerdNOS, NerdAxe, NerdAxeGamma,
NerdOCTAXE, NerdEKO, NerdQAxe+, NerdQAxe++, PiAxe, QAxe, QAxe+,
0xAxe, LeafMiner
Also extend detectHardware so all those user-agents get a recognised
label instead of "esp32" / raw token.
Replace the squished "TLS" pill with an inline-flex badge: 0.78em
text, 5px corners, padlock SVG, generous left/right padding so it
reads at a glance instead of looking like a typo.
Custom block explorer: new optional union under StartOS Advanced
config ("Block Explorer" — defaults to "mempool.space"). Picking
"Custom URL" surfaces the value as MEMPOOL_BASE_URL on the
container env. config.Config picks it up, the aggregator copies
it into every Snapshot (mempool_base_url field), and the UI's
shared explorerBaseFor() helper trusts the custom URL verbatim
when present (no /testnet4 / /signet path appended — a self-hosted
instance is presumably single-network already). Falls back to the
public mempool.space mirrors per chain when unset, which is the
default behaviour.
ckpool's stratum_instance.address (exposed as the "address" field in
the runtime JSON) is the SOURCE IP of the connection — set from
inet_ntop in connector.c — not the BTC payout address. The miner's
BTC payout comes from the stratum username, which ckpool stores in
worker.user (and in the dotted prefix of worker.workername).
Every "user" reference in the dashboard was reading c.address and
treating it as the BTC. Effects:
• clicking an online miner navigated to #/user/<source-ip>; the
UserDetailPage filters never matched and the page rendered with
junk values (or the user struct's stale residual hashrate when
the BTC happened to come from a sibling row).
• offline-miner clicks worked, but totals came from user.dsps*
which decay slowly inside ckpool, so a miner that had just
disconnected still showed positive hashrate for several minutes.
• the "Best (ever)" tile fell back to bestdiff (session) when
bestever was zero, so it lied about its semantics.
Fixes:
• Add btcAddressOf() helper and use w.user (or it) when extracting
the BTC for the user-link button. The source IP gets its own
sub-line under the worker name, clearly labelled.
• Redesign UserDetailPage: filter clients by workername prefix
against the BTC, never by c.address; compute hashrate totals by
SUMMING the user's currently-connected clients (so 0 online
clients => 0 hashrate, no stale decay artifacts); compute
best_ever as max across the user's worker.bestever values; show
online/total worker counts and a per-worker status pill.
• Add an explorer link (mempool.space) for the user's BTC.
TLS detection moves to a clean signal: ckpool now binds two stratum
sockets — public plaintext and loopback-only. stunnel forwards to
the loopback bind, so TLS clients arrive with c.server == 1. The
dashboard reads that and renders a green TLS pill next to the
worker name. No source-IP heuristics needed.
Open-source mark: new isOpenSource() heuristic over the stratum
useragent matches Bitaxe family (NerdAxe / NerdQAxe / NerdMiner /
NerdOctaxe / Lucky / QAxe / MCCM), Braiins OS, cgminer / bfgminer /
ckminer, and ESP32 builds. Renders as an orange ★ next to the
hardware label, matching public-pool's convention.
types.ts: document StratumClient.address (source IP, not BTC) and
add the previously-undeclared `server` field. Surfacing the runtime
value that has been there all along since cfb0f83.
Math.max(client.best_diff, worker.best_diff) defeated the whole
point of the column. ckpool keeps two separate counters:
stratum_instance.best_diff — per TCP session, in memory only,
freed on disconnect, gone on
ckpool restart.
worker_instance.best_diff — per worker name, persisted to the
logdir, restored on ckpool restart,
survives client disconnects.
Falling back to worker.best_diff when the client value was lower
meant the displayed "session" diff carried over the very events
(miner disconnect, pool restart) that should reset it.
Switch every "Best (session)" computation to read only the live
stratum_instance value. Offline workers — those with a worker
record but no current client — show 0, which is correct: there is
no current session to have a best in.
BestShares read worker.bestdiff for its "Best (round)" column,
while MinersTable used client.bestdiff for online workers (and
worker.bestdiff only as a fallback for offline ones). ckpool
resets *both* fields in reset_bestshares() when the pool finds a
block, but reconnect / timing can leave them briefly divergent,
so the same worker could show different values in the two tables.
Switch every "session best" display to the same computation:
max(client.bestdiff, worker.bestdiff)
…picking whichever is currently higher. Relabel the column from
"Best (round)" to "Best (session)" in MinersTable, BestShares, and
UserDetailPage so the meaning matches the value. UserDetailPage's
per-user summary tile used to show the user's round-best as a
sub-line; drop it, since it contradicts the "session" framing at
the row level.
Net effect: scroll between the leaderboard and the miners table
and the same worker's best-share number stays put.
The per-user view was an overlay modal, but users asked for an
actual page — focused, scrollable, addressable. Replace the modal
with a hash-routed page: selectUser(addr) sets window.location.hash
to #/user/<addr> and a hashchange listener syncs the selection
state back, so browser back/forward and direct-link refresh all
work without a routing library. App renders the dashboard or the
UserDetailPage based on selection.user.
Make the clickable BTC addresses in the Miners table obviously
interactive: accent colour, always-on dashed underline, brighter on
hover/focus. The previous styling rendered them as dim static text
with a hover underline, so it wasn't obvious they were links.
BlocksTable: show the full 64-char block hash as a link to
mempool.space (auto-picks testnet4/signet based on snap.chain).
word-break: break-all keeps the hash from blowing out the column
width. Reward column is split into a tabular-num number span and a
dim 0.75em "BTC" unit span, matching the Block reward tile in the
overview, so numbers line up cleanly across rows.
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