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# Welcome
This is the home of **Db4E**, the **Database 4 Everything** project β A unified Monero XMR mining dashboard for deployment, operation and real-time analytics.
Db4E aims to be simple enough for new miners and flexible enough for advanced users. Itβs still under active development, but the foundations are solid β and thanks to the [Textual Rapid Application Framework](https://textual.textualize.io/), progress is astonishingly fast.
**Now available on [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/db4e/):**
```shell
pip install db4e
```
---
# Features Today
* π First official PyPI production release β now you can `pip install db4e`!
* π οΈ Deployment manager with smooth vendor directory handling and update workflows.
* π₯οΈ Fully integrated Textual-based TUI with interactive forms β no more manual command-line config.
* π Built-in security architecture with sudoers-based privilege management.
* π§© Modular design for future-proof upgrades of Monerod, P2Pool, and XMRig.
* β
Active development in Git branches, keeping `main` clean and stable.
The [https://xmr.osoyalce.com/](https://xmr.osoyalce.com/) site is generated by the old *Db4E* application. It houses live data from a small Monero XMR Mining farm and gives you a sense of what historical reporting can deliver.
---
# MongoDB Backend
Db4E includes a **MongoDB backend** to store historical mining data, logs, and configuration. The Db4E service runs continuously, monitors P2Pool logs and API responses, and writes structured records into MongoDB. That data powers features like [historical reports](https://xmr.osoyalce.com/pages/Reports.html) and the [interactive TUI](/pages/db4e-tui.py.html).
---
# Technology Stack
Db4E runs on [Debian Linux](https://www.debian.org/) and includes the following core components:
* [Db4E core application](https://github.com/NadimGhaznavi/Db4E) β built with the [Textual](https://textual.textualize.io/) RAD framework.
* [Monero Daemon (monerod)](https://www.getmonero.org/).
* [P2Pool daemon](https://github.com/SChernykh/p2pool).
* [XMRig](https://xmrig.com/) mining software.
* [MongoDB](https://www.mongodb.com/) for historical data storage.
* [systemd](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systemd) for service management.
---
# Release Management
For details on how development and releases are structured, see the
[Git Branching Strategy](/pages/Git-Branching-Strategy.html) and
[Git Commit Standard](/pages/Git-Commit-Standard.html).
---
# Getting Started
Refer to the [Getting Started](pages/Getting-Started.html) for detailed step on deploying Db4E.
---
# Coming Soon
* π Rich historical data tracking for mining performance and yield.
* π§ Plotext-based terminal analytics directly in the TUI.
* π’ PyPI release checking β automatic version notifications.
* π Full security architecture documentation.
* π Full unit + integration testing suite and CI/CD integration.
* π΅οΈ Community building and open contributions β feedback welcomed!
---
# Community Feedback
*Questions? Ideas? Feedback?* Please go to the *db4e* project's [Discussions](https://github.com/NadimGhaznavi/db4e/discussions) page or checkout my [Blog](https://blog.osoyalce.com/).
---
# Donations
If you find Db4E useful, please consider [donating](/pages/Donations.html) to help support its ongoing development. Every contribution helps!
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