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A typical Dasht dashboard takes just a few minutes of coding and is usually less than 100 lines of Ruby.
Dasht is a Ruby / Rack application by [Rusty Klophaus](http://rusty.io), open-sourced under the MIT license.
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# Getting Started
Let's make the following dashboard for your Heroku app.
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Dasht tries to make dashboards look nice with minimal effort in the following ways:
+ The dashboard itself gracefully stretches to fill the entire screen for most reasonable monitor sizes, even in portrait orientation.
+ Tile elements are designed to be slightly transparent, so they look nice with any background color or image.
-+ Dasht uses [Masonry](http://masonry.desandro.com/) to pack tiles into a reasonably compact and visually pleasing layout.
+ Text is automatically scaled up or down to be as large as possible while still fitting into available space.
+ Dasht is responsive and looks nice on mobile devices and tables. That said, the target platform is a large monitor.
## Tiles
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```ruby
b.value :my_metric, :title => "My Title",
:resolution => 10, :refresh => 1, :width => 6, :height => 2
```
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-# Future Plans
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-A bucket of ideas for the future:
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-+ Fix up 'scroll' tile.
-+ Create a 'delta' tile. (Up / down X percent.)
-+ Read data in batches to reduce browser resource usage.
-+ Load user defined plugins.
# Contributing
To contribute, please create a pull request with a good description and either a unit test or a sample dashboard that exercises the new feature.