A connectivity monitoring app, built on Electron.
Clone the repository and run npm install.
To run from source, run npm start.
Run npm pack to get an unpacked directory
Run npm dist to compile a single executable file
Being based on Electron, it should work on Windows, Mac OSX and Linux. I myself have set it up and tested it only on Windows 10 so far.
- Use DNS rather than HTTP
- Avoid fast state switches
- Try to make it work regardless of natural latency to servers (store fastest?)
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2016 Ariel Flesler [email protected]
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