DNV UI Showcase 2

by freenatec 4 years ago

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This shows the following sequence of actions in the DNV UI:

(the distortion with the ‘Metrics’ display is caused by Asciinema, it looks fine in the Terminal!)

Open ‘glances’ from the ‘exec’ menu, which shows programs installed in the container
Open node ‘metrics’ display (the distortion has to do with asciinema, in the Terminal it looks fine)
Open bash, install and run ‘htop’
Press ‘Shift+Alt+X’ to show the four active sub-panels running in the ‘node_service’ container in a grid view.
Open the README.md for ‘execa’ from the ‘readme’ menu
Open the markdown TOC ‘sections’ menu by pressing ‘Ctrl + e’
Search the ‘execa’ readme for the term ‘SIGTERM’ by pressing Ctrl + S
Run ‘colors.sh’ using the ‘scripts’ menu
Open a bash shell and install nano, then open the package.json (showing the ‘log’ script entry)
Open a REPL session and use the ‘Display’ action to print the contents of the log.js file
Run the ‘log’ script from the ‘scripts’ menu
Open the menu to the log script again, and press ‘space’ to show the command/arguments prompt.
open a bash shell and clone the ‘bpytop’ repo, cd into it and run ‘make install’, and run bpytop. This is a 32-bit truecolor program, demonstrating DNV UI down-conversion to 256 ansi colors. (kinda funky looking in asciinema though!)
open a couple more panels and press ‘Shift + alt + X’ to put the ‘node_service’ sub-panels in a grid, just for fun

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