NeoMon is a tool for monitoring the status of popular RPC Nodes and REST endpoints on the Neo network.
npm installbower installgulp serveEndpoints can be configured by editing the following JSON files directly in the Github Pages web folder. Commits to this folder update the monitor.cityofzion.io web site immediately.
docs/assets/mainnet.json
docs/assets/testnet.json
Each endpoint in the json has a locale property. Get the corresponding SVG from
https://github.com/lipis/flag-icon-css/tree/master/flags/1x1
copy the raw source to a new file and add to /src/assets/icons/tsvg . Make sure to follow the same file naming convention.
Remove id property from SVG and add viewBox="0 0 512 512". See one of the other SVGs for an example.
Run the Deploy step below to build and to update GitHub pages /docs folder.
Neomon is hosted on GitHub pages by publishing to /docs folder. GitHub Settings are configured to use the custom domain: monitor.cityofzion.io
To publish changes
gulp publishThis command will update the /docs folder with a deployable version of the application. When the changes are merged into master branch they will immediately show up on http://monitor.cityofzion.io
The following is a list of common problems that developers may have while developing an application on the Neo network.
Developers will not be able to communicate with the Neo Network if an endpoint is down. They can use NeoMon to decide which is the best endpoint to use based on whether the endpoint is up and its current block height.
If transactions are being sent to a Node with the intention of them being relayed to the network, the confirmations will not be seen until the Node is fully synced. There is also a risk that the transactions will be rejected by other Nodes as the transactions being sent may be based on outdated information.
Do you see any features missing or have any ideas for improvements, you can add feature requests and bugs under Issues.