Dashboard

mininq includes an embedded web dashboard powered by htmx. No separate frontend build is required — it’s compiled into the binary via rust-embed.

Accessing the Dashboard

Open your browser to:

http://localhost:6390/dashboard

(Replace localhost:6390 with your configured host and port.)

What It Shows

The dashboard provides a live-updating overview of the system:

• Stats cards — total jobs, pending, running, completed, dead counts at a glance
• Queues table — all queues with their job counts, pause/resume controls, and concurrency settings
• Jobs table — filterable list of jobs with status, queue, priority, timestamps, and error messages
• Schedules table — all cron schedules with their expression, next run time, and enabled status

Interactivity

• Pause/Resume — click buttons in the queues table to pause or resume individual queues
• Auto-refresh — the dashboard polls the API periodically to keep data current
• Filtering — filter jobs by queue name and status

Static Assets

The dashboard’s HTML and CSS are embedded into the binary at compile time from the static/ directory. The files are served at:

• GET /dashboard — main HTML page
• GET /static/{path} — CSS and other static assets