[deprecated - use unify controller instead] Log and display speedtests with shell script and nodejs

ISP SpeedTest Logger

If you're on a LTE, 4G, 5G, ... connection, and want to review how ( 💩 ) it holds up over time, this should do the trick for you. This webapp allows you to periodically run speedtests (node.js), store the results (mongodb), and review your network quality in a web ui.

Requirements 📦

• docker + docker-compose installed
• shared drive in docker
• host machine should have internet access

Usage

1. Create an .env file in ./server, that holds your application config. (rename the example)
2. Run docker-compose up -d to build and start all docker containers (db, frontend, api). It will also automatically build frontend and backend on the first startup.

Frontend is available on http://localhost:8080/speedtest

API can be accessed directly via curl on port 3000 (default). Use POST localhost:3000/speedtest to start a speedtest and log it to mongodb.

Automated Speedtests ⌚

If you're on unix (raspberry pi, ...) you can now schedule a cronjob to automatically hit this endpoint every 12 hours.

Technically, you could also schedule the cronjob on one of the containers, and keep them running forever.

// run speedtest every 12 hours
0 */12 * * *  /usr/bin/curl --silent --request POST http://localhost:3000/speedtest &>/dev/null