Dashboard

mux.Handle("/kiln/", dashboard.New(client, dashboard.Options{
    Prefix:    "/kiln",
    Authorize: func(r *http.Request) dashboard.Access { return dashboard.ReadOnly },
}))

Authorize runs on every request and returns Denied, ReadOnly or ReadWrite, so access control plugs into whatever auth your app already has. dashboard.AllowAll is for local development: it grants read/write access only to requests addressed to localhost or a loopback IP, and denies everything else. The dashboard shows live counts and a succeeded/failed chart, jobs by state with filters by queue, kind, batch and tag and bulk actions, job detail with titles, redactable args/meta/output and the live console, retries, recurring schedules and their groups, queues, servers, batches, and limits with what each key is running and holding back, and mirrors all of it under a JSON API at <prefix>/api/... for scripting. It's server-rendered with no external assets and a strict CSP.

The dashboard speaks English and Brazilian Portuguese. A picker in the header remembers each person's choice; Options.Language sets the default, and without it the browser's language decides. Another language is one JSON file in dashboard/locales.