secubox-openwrt/package/secubox/secubox-app-streamlit-forge/README.md
CyberMind-FR e17c73e343 feat(nfo): Add Module Manifest system with batch generation
Introduce flat-file UCI-style NFO manifest format for Streamlit apps
and MetaBlog sites. Enables AI context integration, search indexing,
and mesh publishing metadata.

New features:
- NFO parser library with parse/validate/update/export functions
- NFO validator with type-specific schema validation (streamlit/metablog)
- Batch generation: slforge nfo init-all, metablogizerctl nfo init-all
- RPCD methods: nfo_read, nfo_write, nfo_validate
- Reusable LuCI NFO viewer component with collapsible sections
- LuCI editor modal in Streamlit Forge overview
- Hub generator enhanced with NFO metadata (descriptions, capabilities)
- Metacatalog search with --category and --capability filters

New files:
- nfo-parser.sh, nfo-validator.sh (shell libraries)
- nfo-viewer.js (LuCI component)
- NFO-SPEC.md (specification)
- install.sh (universal NFO-based installer)
- nfo-template.nfo (templates for streamlit/metablog)

Deployed and tested: 136 NFO files generated (107 MetaBlogs, 29 Streamlit)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-14 08:51:09 +01:00

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# Streamlit Forge
Streamlit App Publishing Platform for SecuBox.
## Overview
Streamlit Forge is a comprehensive platform for creating, managing, and publishing Streamlit applications. Create apps from templates, manage instances, expose via HAProxy with SSL, and publish to the SecuBox mesh catalog.
## Features
- **App Templates** - Basic, Dashboard, Data-Viewer starter templates
- **Instance Management** - Start, stop, restart app instances
- **Port Allocation** - Automatic port assignment
- **HAProxy Integration** - One-command vhost + SSL exposure
- **Mesh Publishing** - Share apps across SecuBox mesh network
- **UCI Configuration** - Persistent app settings
## Installation
```bash
opkg install secubox-app-streamlit-forge
```
## CLI Usage
```bash
# App Management
slforge create <name> [options]
--from-template <tpl> # Use template (basic, dashboard, data-viewer)
--from-upload <zip> # Create from ZIP file
--from-git <url> # Clone from Git repository
slforge list # List all apps
slforge info <app> # Show app details
slforge delete <app> # Remove app
# Instance Control
slforge start <app> # Start app instance
slforge stop <app> # Stop app instance
slforge restart <app> # Restart app
slforge status [app] # Show status
slforge logs <app> [-f] # View logs
# Configuration
slforge config <app> list # List config
slforge config <app> get <key> # Get value
slforge config <app> set <k> <v> # Set value
# Publishing
slforge expose <app> [--domain <d>] # Create vhost + SSL
slforge hide <app> # Remove public access
slforge publish <app> # Add to mesh catalog
slforge unpublish <app> # Remove from mesh
# Launcher Integration (on-demand startup)
slforge launcher status # Show launcher status
slforge launcher priority <app> <n> # Set app priority (1-100)
slforge launcher always-on <app> # Mark as always-on
# Templates
slforge templates # List available templates
```
## Example Workflow
```bash
# 1. Create app from dashboard template
slforge create mydashboard --from-template dashboard
# 2. Start the app
slforge start mydashboard
# URL: http://192.168.255.1:8501
# 3. Expose with SSL
slforge expose mydashboard --domain mydashboard.gk2.secubox.in
# 4. Publish to mesh catalog
slforge publish mydashboard
```
## Templates
### Basic
Minimal Streamlit app with sidebar and two-column layout.
### Dashboard
Multi-page dashboard with:
- Metric cards with delta indicators
- Line and area charts
- Data table with CSV export
- Settings page
### Data-Viewer
CSV/Excel data explorer with:
- File upload (CSV, XLSX)
- Dynamic column filtering
- Histograms and scatter plots
- Statistical summary
- Correlation matrix
## Configuration
UCI config: `/etc/config/streamlit-forge`
```
config forge 'main'
option enabled '1'
option gitea_url 'http://127.0.0.1:3000'
option gitea_org 'streamlit-apps'
option apps_dir '/srv/streamlit/apps'
option previews_dir '/srv/streamlit/previews'
option base_domain 'apps.secubox.in'
option default_port_start '8501'
option default_memory '512M'
config app 'myapp'
option name 'myapp'
option enabled '1'
option port '8501'
option entrypoint 'app.py'
option memory '512M'
option domain 'myapp.gk2.secubox.in'
```
## App Directory Structure
```
/srv/streamlit/apps/<app>/
├── src/ # App source code
│ ├── app.py # Main Streamlit entry
│ ├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies
│ └── ...
├── data/ # Persistent data
└── config.json # Runtime config
```
## LuCI Interface
Install `luci-app-streamlit-forge` for web interface at **Services > Streamlit Forge**.
Features:
- Status dashboard (running/total apps, LXC status)
- Create app dialog with template selection
- App table with Start/Stop/Open/Expose/Publish/Delete
- Auto-refresh polling
## Runtime
Apps run inside the `streamlit` LXC container:
- Apps mounted at `/srv/apps/` inside container
- Python virtualenv with Streamlit pre-installed
- Port forwarding to host network
## Dependencies
- python3, python3-pip
- lxc, lxc-common
- jsonfilter
## File Locations
| Path | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `/etc/config/streamlit-forge` | UCI configuration |
| `/usr/sbin/slforge` | CLI tool |
| `/srv/streamlit/apps/` | App source directories |
| `/srv/streamlit/previews/` | Generated previews |
| `/usr/share/streamlit-forge/templates/` | App templates |
| `/var/run/streamlit-*.pid` | PID files |
| `/var/log/streamlit-*.log` | App logs |
## Mesh Catalog Manifest
Published apps create a manifest at `/usr/share/secubox/plugins/catalog/`:
```json
{
"id": "streamlit-myapp",
"name": "myapp",
"type": "streamlit-app",
"version": "1.0.0",
"category": "apps",
"runtime": "streamlit",
"actions": {
"start": "slforge start myapp",
"stop": "slforge stop myapp"
}
}
```
## On-Demand Launcher
Install `secubox-app-streamlit-launcher` for resource optimization:
- **Lazy Loading** - Apps start only when first accessed
- **Idle Shutdown** - Stop apps after configurable timeout (default: 30 min)
- **Memory Management** - Force-stop low-priority apps when memory is low
- **Priority System** - Keep critical apps running longer
### Launcher Commands
```bash
# Check launcher status
slforge launcher status
# Set app priority (higher = keep running longer, max 100)
slforge launcher priority myapp 75
# Mark app as always-on (never auto-stopped)
slforge launcher always-on dashboard
```
### Priority Levels
| Priority | Behavior |
|----------|----------|
| 100 + always_on | Never auto-stopped |
| 80-99 | Stopped last during memory pressure |
| 50 (default) | Normal priority |
| 1-49 | Stopped first during memory pressure |
### How It Works
1. User accesses `https://app.example.com`
2. If app is stopped, launcher starts it on-demand
3. App access time is tracked
4. After idle timeout, app is automatically stopped
5. Memory pressure triggers low-priority app shutdown
See `secubox-app-streamlit-launcher` README for full configuration.
## Module Manifest (NFO)
Apps can include a `README.nfo` manifest with metadata for:
- **Identity** - Name, version, author, license
- **Classification** - Category, keywords, tags
- **Runtime** - Port, memory, dependencies
- **Dynamics** - AI context for generative content integration
### NFO Commands
```bash
# Generate README.nfo for existing app
slforge nfo init myapp
# View NFO summary
slforge nfo info myapp
# Edit manifest
slforge nfo edit myapp
# Validate manifest
slforge nfo validate myapp
# Export as JSON (for APIs)
slforge nfo json myapp
# Install app from directory with NFO
slforge nfo install /path/to/myapp
```
### NFO File Structure
```nfo
[identity]
id=myapp
name=My Application
version=1.0.0
author=CyberMind
[description]
short=A dashboard for system metrics
long=<<EOF
Multi-line detailed description...
EOF
[tags]
category=administration
keywords=dashboard,monitoring,metrics
[runtime]
type=streamlit
port=8501
memory=512M
[dynamics]
prompt_context=<<EOF
This app displays system metrics.
Users can ask for charts or data exports.
EOF
capabilities=data-visualization,export
input_types=api,json
output_types=charts,tables,csv
```
### Bundled Installer
Apps can include an `install.sh` that reads the NFO:
```bash
# Install from directory
cd /path/to/myapp
./install.sh
# Or use slforge
slforge nfo install /path/to/myapp
```
See `/usr/share/streamlit-forge/NFO-SPEC.md` for full specification.
### Generative AI Integration
The `[dynamics]` section provides context for AI assistants:
```nfo
[dynamics]
prompt_context=<<EOF
This app is a data visualization dashboard.
It can display charts, tables, and export data.
Available data: CPU, memory, network metrics.
EOF
capabilities=data-visualization,real-time-updates,export
input_types=json,api,prometheus
output_types=charts,tables,csv,pdf
```
AI systems can read this context to understand what the app does and how to assist users.
## File Locations
| Path | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `/etc/config/streamlit-forge` | UCI configuration |
| `/usr/sbin/slforge` | CLI tool |
| `/srv/streamlit/apps/` | App source directories |
| `/srv/streamlit/apps/<app>/README.nfo` | App manifest |
| `/srv/streamlit/previews/` | Generated previews |
| `/usr/share/streamlit-forge/templates/` | App templates |
| `/usr/share/streamlit-forge/lib/nfo-parser.sh` | NFO parser library |
| `/usr/share/streamlit-forge/nfo-template.nfo` | NFO template |
| `/usr/share/streamlit-forge/install.sh` | Bundled installer |
| `/var/run/streamlit-*.pid` | PID files |
| `/var/log/streamlit-*.log` | App logs |