Monitoring

Web Page Watcher

Shows a live, pixel-art TV of any web page.

Web Page Watcher in an example Nocville office: A pixel-art TV showing the page.

Loads a page on a schedule and renders it as a little pixel-art TV in the office — a status page, a dashboard, your homepage. It turns red if the page stops loading.

The TV needs Chrome and the puppeteer-core package; without them it shows a simple status ticker instead.

Beside it
A pixel-art TV showing the page.
In the office
Stressed while the page is failing.
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Add with the desktop app

Choose a map and configure this NPC. Runs while Nocville is open on your computer.

Open in Nocville

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Options

--url=<url>
Page to watch (required, http or https).
--interval=<ms>
How often to reload (default 60000, minimum 15000).
--screen=<WxH>
TV resolution (default 160x120).
--mode=<auto|screenshot|basic>
Force the TV or the simple ticker.
--chrome-path=<path>
Chrome location, or set CHROME_PATH.
--no-chrome-sandbox
Only for trusted pages in containers where the Chrome sandbox cannot start.
--name=<banner name>
Name shown above the NPC.
--service-id=<id>
Run several of the same NPC with distinct ids.
--map=<map name or id>
Which office map to appear on (default: the team's first).

Click its NPC in the office to choose which room it works in.