Moni

Moni is a desktop application built with Wails and Go, designed to provide real-time monitoring of BTCUSDT ticker data from the Bitget cryptocurrency exchange.

Features

• Real-time Data: Connects to the Bitget WebSocket API to receive live BTCUSDT ticker updates.
• Desktop Application: Built with Wails, providing a native desktop experience.
• Scheduled Tasks: Utilizes cron for background scheduling (specific tasks not detailed in app.go but indicated by dependencies).

Technologies Used

• Go: The backend logic and Wails framework.
  • github.com/gorilla/websocket: For WebSocket communication with Bitget.
  • github.com/robfig/cron: For handling scheduled tasks.
  • github.com/wailsapp/wails/v2: The framework for building cross-platform desktop applications.
  • go.uber.org/zap: A fast, structured logger.
• Frontend: (Details not fully determined, but uses pnpm for package management and build processes.)
  • pnpm: Package manager for frontend dependencies.

Project Structure

• moni/cmd: Application commands.
• moni/config: Configuration files.
• moni/frontend: Frontend source code and build output.
• moni/internal: Internal packages and utilities.
• moni/pkg: Publicly available packages (e.g., client/ws for Bitget WebSocket client).
• moni/logging: Application logging setup.
• moni/app.go: Main application logic, including WebSocket handling and frontend binding.
• moni/main.go: Wails application entry point.
• moni/wails.json: Wails project configuration.

Setup and Running

Prerequisites

• Go (version 1.23 or higher)
• Wails CLI (wails doctor to ensure everything is set up correctly)
• pnpm (for frontend dependencies)

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/s4mn0v/moni.git # Assuming a GitHub repository
   cd moni

2. Install Frontend Dependencies:

   pnpm install

Running the Application

• Development Mode:

  wails dev

  This will run the application in development mode with hot-reloading for frontend changes.

• Build for Production:

  wails build

  This will build a production-ready executable in the build/bin directory.

Author

s4mn0v - s4m.n0v@gmail.com