BunnyDash 🐰⚡

A blazing-fast Fossil repository dashboard — originally written in Go, now reborn in Bun.

Why? Because even on a Raspberry Pi, the Bun version smokes the Go version into oblivion.
We’re talking sub-second cold loads, 4 ms refreshes, and shame delivered at the speed of light.

Features

• Instant live updates — commit → refresh → see it (no polling, no delay)
• Built-in Shame Meter — green (≤7 days), orange (8–29), blood-red (30+)
• Aggressive but smart caching — first load does the work, every refresh after is basically free
• Zero external services — single binary, no Redis, no cron, no excuses
• Gorgeous Bulma cards (because plain tables are for cowards)
• Works perfectly behind Caddy, Nginx, or straight on localhost

Installation & Setup

# 1. Clone it
git clone https://git.urandom.link/kake26/bunnydash.git
cd bunnydash

# 2. Install Bun (if you don’t have it already)
# https://bun.sh

# 3. Install dependencies
bun install

# 4. Update the repo path (important!)
Edit src/config.ini to what you need as far as directories and urls go.

# You need to make sure you have fossil running as a server using a command line like this 
# fossil server /srv/fossil/ --port 8081 --repolist --baseurl http://192.168.1.112/fossil 

# in indext.ts, this will make sure that when you click on a repo name that you be able to nake use of the 
# web interface of fossil 

# 5. Run it
bun run src/index.ts
# → http://localhost:3000

# Optional: compile to a standalone binary (recommended for production)
bun build --compile --minify --outfile=bunnydash src/index.ts
sudo install -m 755 bunnydash /usr/local/bin/bunnydash
# Then run it anywhere with just: bunnydash