TelemetryDashboardCommand

Live monitoring for a Quiote app’s OTLP telemetry.

The dashboard is a minimal OTLP/HTTP receiver: point an app’s telemetry.otlp.endpoint at this process and its existing spans/metrics export here directly, no external Collector needed.

This command owns the only two things DashboardView doesn’t: I/O (the Tui instance, the receiver) and the refresh loop. Everything about what gets drawn lives in the pure DashboardView::build(); this class just wires ingestion -> DashboardState -> periodic re-render, and keybindings (q quit, c clear). Registered only when symfony/tui is installed (guarded in Application::__construct()).

--self-test builds and renders exactly one frame from an empty DashboardState — no receiver socket bound, no Tui/raw-terminal-mode loop entered — and exits immediately. The real execute() path otherwise runs Tui::run() forever until q/SIGINT, which needs a real TTY (stty raw -echo) and can’t be driven by CommandTester in CI; this flag is what makes the command itself smoke-testable there.

Synopsis

final class TelemetryDashboardCommand extends Command


Extends	`Command`
Since	`1.0.0`
Source	`TelemetryDashboardCommand.php`

Inherited methods

These come from an ancestor and are documented where they are declared.

Method	Declared in	Description
`addArgument()`	`Command`	Adds an argument.
`addOption()`	`Command`	Adds an option.
`addUsage()`	`Command`	Add a command usage example, it’ll be prefixed with the command name.
`complete()`	`Command`	Supplies suggestions when resolving possible completion options for input (e.g.
`getAliases()`	`Command`	Returns the aliases for the command.
`getApplication()`	`Command`	Gets the application instance for this command.
`getCode()`	`Command`	Gets the code that is executed by the command.
`getDefinition()`	`Command`	Gets the InputDefinition attached to this Command.
`getDescription()`	`Command`	Returns the description for the command.
`getHelp()`	`Command`	Returns the help for the command.
`getHelper()`	`Command`	Gets a helper instance by name.
`getHelperSet()`	`Command`	Gets the helper set.
`getName()`	`Command`	Returns the command name.
`getNativeDefinition()`	`Command`	Gets the InputDefinition to be used to create representations of this Command.
`getProcessedHelp()`	`Command`	Returns the processed help for the command replacing the %command.name% and %command.full_name% patterns with the real values dynamically.
`getSubscribedSignals()`	`Command`
`getSynopsis()`	`Command`	Returns the synopsis for the command.
`getUsages()`	`Command`	Returns alternative usages of the command.
`handleSignal()`	`Command`
`ignoreValidationErrors()`	`Command`	Ignores validation errors.
`isEnabled()`	`Command`	Checks whether the command is enabled or not in the current environment.
`isHidden()`	`Command`
`run()`	`Command`	Runs the command.
`setAliases()`	`Command`	Sets the aliases for the command.
`setApplication()`	`Command`
`setCode()`	`Command`	Sets the code to execute when running this command.
`setDefinition()`	`Command`	Sets an array of argument and option instances.
`setDescription()`	`Command`	Sets the description for the command.
`setHelp()`	`Command`	Sets the help for the command.
`setHelperSet()`	`Command`
`setHidden()`	`Command`
`setName()`	`Command`	Sets the name of the command.
`setProcessTitle()`	`Command`	Sets the process title of the command.