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README.md

VR Event Tracker

Adapter for VRChat API instance data and VRCDN API to Prometheus metrics.

Very budget version of VEMS, which can be viewed as a more complete solution. This is mostly for fun and learning. A dashboard is provided in grafana/dashboard.json.

Not a lot of metrics are collected at the moment. Just the ones I care about.

Configuration

Configuration is done with a config.toml file with the following format:

instances = [
  { name = "optional instance name"
  , url = "https://vrchat.com/home/launch?worldId=wrld_123&instanceId=123" 
  },
  { name = "another instance"
  , instance = "234"
  , world = "wrld_234" 
  }
]

vrcdn = "vrcdn_stream_name"

Instances can either be the URL or instance and world ID seperated out, the later taking priority over the former.

Runs on port 6534, on all interfaces. May be configurable in the future.