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From top to bottom there is a login script (opening terminal with ssh connection), a group of several login scripts (In case you plan to run several nodes now that the floodgates to onboarding are open :D ), two price tickers (the first in EUR or any desired currency (see instructions in the script), which runs through the free Coingecko API and the second in USD, running directly from AMB-Net API), Apollo Online Status (Online/Offline/Retired), Apollo Main Stats (Balance, Block, Stake), Multiple Apollo Online Status 1-6 (little dots with a number indicating the nodes status in Green or Red), Multiple Apollo Main Stats (combined Balance and Stake of all nodes activated in script), Atlas Online Status (Onboarded/Offline), Atlas Main Stats (Balance,Sheltered Bundles, Stake), Multiple Atlas Online Status 1-6 (little dots with a number indicating the nodes Status in Green or Red), Multiple Atlas Main Stats (combined Balance, Sheltered Bundles and Stake of all nodes activated in script), two reward estimators (the first in EUR or any desired currency, running with the free Coingecko API and the second in USD, running directly from AMB-Net API.) and AMB-Net Stats (Daily Bundles, AMB per Bundle). One of the most important is the enabled/visible on TouchBar parameter to turn on and off single building blocks of the setup.ДЄs you can see below, I tried to keep it as flexible as possible. If you click on one of them, you see that the containing parameters are shown on the right hand side.

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These are individual setups that contain code snippets and are fully customizable, in the end being the single building blocks of the dashboard. Closer to the center is the area where so called triggers are layered. On the very left you have the programs that have TouchBar presets in them. When the file has been loaded it should look like this (the new version has more layers than in this screenshot, but no worries, this is explained a little further down in the guide):

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Just open it and import the newest AMB_Dashboard*.bbtpreset file (after unzipping), that I have put up here for download by using the preset function in the top right corner and click on import.

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Overview of BetterTouchTool and DashboardДЄfter you have purchased your BetterTouchTool license and installed the software, In the long run it is saving me alot of time that I would need for typing or searching and copying commands and the status overview is really useful. But now with this setup, it has gotten really useful.

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This setup only works with a tool called BetterTouchTool, which you can purchase for around 7 USD for a 2 year license or try for free for 45 days:ДЇor quite some time I have wondered if it was really worth it to get the more expensive MacBook with TouchBar. So they may be useful even on a Mac without TouchBar. These code snippets can be encapsulated as executable apple scripts with Automator, too. I'm posting all the code snippets seperately in here in the Code-Snippets subfolder so anybody can see what's going on. Please get back to me on any edge cases you find. I have been controlling my node with this for over a year without major issues now.ДЄlso note that as soon as the AMB-Net API is altered in any way, the pulled node info might not work as expected anymore and changes to the code may be needed.

Please note that this is NOT an official tool created by Ambrosus, but a setup that I built to control my own node and found quite useful to share with the whole community.ДЄlthough I don't expect any dangerous errors to occur, I give no warranty that this is bug-free, so please have a look at the code, before running it. ( Click here to go to the Wiki, as this main page is reserved for the TouchBar Dashboard guide) In the Wiki section of this Repository you find other useful tools that run directly on your node(s) ( and need no Mac), like a telegram notification tool, automatic payout tool for Atlas nodes with csv data collection and a tool to write Apollo rewards into a csv file automatically. Python Node Tools that make operating a node much easier. Here on the Repos main page I present a complete setup that may help you monitor and control your ATLAS or APOLLO node(s) through the MacBook TouchBar.