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A complete device dashboard

This example is a demonstration of how Mongoose Library could be integrated into an embedded device and provide a complete device dashboard with the following features:

  • Authentication: login-protected dashboard
  • Multiple logins with different permissions (admin and user)
  • Web UI is fully embedded into the server/firmware binary, and does not need a filesystem to serve it. UI is resilient to FS problems
  • Administrators can change server settings
  • All changes are propagates to all connected clients
  • A device is connected to the external MQTT server
  • Logged in clients can send/receive messages to a device which get forwarded to MQTT

Screenshots

This is a login screen that prompts for user/password

Main dashboard

A main dashboard page shows and interactive MQTT console