I am using it for a simple dashboard type wiki. It is very much still a 
prototype.When I develop my tiddlywiki development skills sufficiently I 
plan to move it from a macro to a startup module and built a small plugin 
so others can use it.

At the moment it only updates images with a class of "u5m" (update every 5 
minutes). It is only fetching updates to images that are actually displayed 
(well actually show up in the document DOM).

My dashboard uses [img class="u5m"[/path/to/image.jpg]] to insert the 
images. The images I'm using are generated by rrdtool. I built it this way 
so I could get some basic system reporting on a tiny (512MB RAM) VPS. I 
initially tried installing an open source tool to do the monitoring but it 
was using too much RAM. Now I run a shell script from cron once every 5 
minutes that updates the rrds maintained by rrdtool and updates the graphs. 
Nice and simple. And conveniently, I use the tiddlywiki Journal to make 
notes.

[image: Capture.PNG]



On Monday, September 17, 2018 at 8:10:10 PM UTC-4, TonyM wrote:
>
> Lost Admin,
>
> This sounds like a useful feature to develop especially for dashboard 
> style tiddlywikis that display information sourced externally. 
>
> All I would like to suggest to make this as modular and generic as 
> possible with the minimum impact on performance that can be achived.
>
> The reason I say this is in the case of a dash board solution it would be 
> very easy to quickly load it with multiple refresh requirements, and the 
> simpler and better performance the solution the more you will avoid a 
> performance bottle neck.
>
> Please share your eventual solution if possible.
> I will assist if I can.
>
> Tony
>

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