configng-v2

configng-v2 GUI Tools

This directory contains scripts and utilities for exploring and interacting with configng-v2 modules via graphical and web interfaces. All tools work with the auto-generated modules_metadata.json to provide module listings, descriptions, and feature details.

Contents

• modules_browser.go — Go program that launches a desktop window (webview) showing the interactive modules browser (served from modules_browser.html).
• modules_browser.html — Single-page web interface (auto-generated, do not edit directly) for browsing all module features. Run ./SDK/35_web_docs.sh to regenerate after editing source metadata.
• modules_browser.py — Python/Tkinter GUI for browsing modules and viewing feature details from modules_metadata.json.
• modules_browser.sh — Bash+Zenity dialog browser for modules, requiring jq and zenity. Lets you select category/group/feature and view details in a graphical dialog.
• modules_metadata.json — Machine-readable metadata file containing all available module features, options, and descriptions. Used by all browsers above.
• web-server.go — Minimal Go HTTP server for serving the local directory (including the HTML browser) at http://localhost:8080/.
• web-server.py — Python3 HTTP server (with CGI enabled) to serve the directory, also on port 8080.
• go.mod, go.sum — Go module definitions for Go-based tools.

Usage

HTML Browser

1. Ensure modules_browser.html and modules_metadata.json are present (regenerate with ./SDK/35_web_docs.sh if needed).
2. Open modules_browser.html in any web browser or:

GO webview

• Run go run modules_browser.go for a desktop app window (requires Go and the webview Go module).

Python tkinter

cd modules_browsers
python3 modules_browser.py

Simple HTTP Servers

GO

cd modules_browsers
go run web-server.go

Python

cd modules_browsers
python3 web-server.py

To generate json and html

cd SDK
SDK/50_array_to_json.sh

This will refresh modules_browser.html and modules_metadata.json based on the latest modules.

Notes

• All browsers read from modules_metadata.json for feature lists and details.
• The HTML browser supports a “dev” toggle to show core/internal modules.
• See comments in each script for more details and options.

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