Feature requests

[itsnanobug]

Hello Maddy/Sri,

NanobugGG from Reddit here.
Thank you so much for this, it makes it easier for me now.

I didn't know how to make a proper freature request, so I'm making it as a issue instead, I hope that is okay.

I've got a few suggestions, it's mainly based on my usage, so feel free to build on it, not implement it, or do whatever you want with it :)

1. Adding a latest tag
   I'm using docker compose, and I've made a script to update my docker compose files at a regular basis, but without a latest tag, I need to manually edit the compose file for your WebUI.

2. Adding a version number to the WebUI
   It makes it easier to keep track of what version I'm running.

3. Adding a history log
   Just like Speedtest Tracker has.

4. Adding notifications
   For me, Webook/JSON/Discord would be preferable.

5. Add a threshold before the notification is triggered.

Again, use what you want from it, I'm going to use your WebUI either way, and thank you again.

[MaddyDev-glitch]

Hey @NicoHag , thanks for putting up a FR description.
I have answered your questions below.
 

1. adding latest tag: yes, will start to push a latest tag too to ghcr from now on. ✅
2. Adding a version number to the WebUI: yes, thats a easy fix, will add it too ✅
3. Adding a history log: do you have any UI mockups in mind? if any, that would be very useful
4. adding notification: notification of what exactly?
5. threshold for notifaction: same question as above, can you elaborate

[MaddyDev-glitch]

added version number to UI at 0182555

as of now its hardcoded, looking to find a way to make it dynamic

[itsnanobug]

3. Adding a history log: do you have any UI mockups in mind? if any, that would be very useful
4. adding notification: notification of what exactly?
5. threshold for notifaction: same question as above, can you elaborate

Sure :)

For 3.:
The best reference I have is from the Speedtest Tracker.
Here's a screenshot of it:

For 4 and 5:
Notifications of the results.
I do a test once an hour, and I'd like a notification of the result.
And the threshhold just expands on it.
Example:
I have 10 Gbit between the servers, and my threshhold is 7 Gbit, so I only get a notification if it gets below 7 Gbit.
Here's a screenshot of it for my WAN speedtest that has a threshold of 500 Mbit:

I hope it makes sense, if not, I'll try to rephrase it :)

[MaddyDev-glitch]

This is helpful @NicoHag , will look into implementing it

[MaddyDev-glitch]

@NicoHag From now, all my docker image will be tagged with latest too.
https://github.com/MaddyDev-glitch/iperf3-webui/pkgs/container/iperf3-webui

[itsnanobug]

Another thing to the lists:
Maybe a little notification about a newer version is available. Also makes it easier to keep track when there's an update :)

[MaddyDev-glitch]

@NicoHag You can do that my adding yourself to the "watch" list.

[Watching: When you watch a repository, you receive notifications for all discussions, including issues, pull requests, and comments. This is useful for staying updated on all activities within the repository.]