Moonbeam
Finds the NerdMiners on your network. One pip install, no dependencies, and it tells you what is actually out there rather than what you think you plugged in.
What it does
Sweeps your subnet for ESP-Miner and AxeOS devices, NerdMiner and Bitaxe and relatives, and reads their vitals in a terminal. Whatever answers is remembered, so the next run just polls them.
pip install moonbeam-miner moonbeam the miners it knows, polled now moonbeam scan sweep the subnet moonbeam watch refresh until you stop it moonbeam show ip everything one miner reported
A dash means the miner did not say
It does not mean zero, and it is never a plausible number standing in for one that never arrived. The summary counts how many devices declined to report rather than quietly averaging them in.
Standard library only, so the install cannot fail on someone else's package.
How it works
- Install it
pip install moonbeam-miner. Nothing else comes with it. - Scan the networkIt looks for miners on the local network rather than asking you to keep a list.
- Use it, or build on itPlumHUD takes the same discovery and puts it on a heads-up display.
What it does
Finds themThe machines that are actually there, not the ones you remember setting up.
Zero dependenciesNothing else installs with it. On a box that mines, that matters.
Python 3.8+Old enough to run on whatever the miner host happens to be.
MITRead it, change it, ship it.
The base for PlumHUDDiscovery here, display there, one implementation.
1.0.2It does the one thing and it is finished.
Specifications
| Version | 1.0.2 |
|---|---|
| License | MIT |
| Install | pip install moonbeam-miner |
| Requires | Python 3.8+ |
| Dependencies | None |
Questions
- Does it work with other miners?
- It is built for NerdMiners on a local network.
- Does it need root?
- It is a network scan from your own machine.
- Is there a UI?
- This is the library. PlumHUD is the display.