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@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ stats_server.py --WS/JSON--> ws_client --> dashboard_ui (LVGL)
The Pi runs a WebSocket server that pushes system stats (CPU, memory, disk, temperature, network, services) as JSON every 2 seconds. The ESP32 parses the JSON and updates LVGL widgets. A data staleness watchdog forces reconnection if the server goes silent.
The display uses a two-column layout: left half shows Pi stats (CPU/RAM/DISK bars, CPU temp) and a services table; right half shows a large HH:MM:SS clock (montserrat_36), date with day-of-week, and local sensor readings (room temp, humidity). The services table auto-scrolls when more than 4 services are present. The clock updates every second from the on-board RTC, which syncs from the Pi's time when drift exceeds 60 seconds.
The display uses a two-column layout: left half shows Pi stats (CPU/RAM/DISK bars, CPU temp) and a services table; right half shows a large HH:MM:SS clock (montserrat_36), date with day-of-week, and local sensor readings (room temp, humidity). The services table auto-scrolls when services exceed the visible area; row height and visible row count are measured from LVGL at runtime, so the scroll loop adapts automatically to font, padding, or border changes. The clock updates every second from the on-board RTC, which syncs from the Pi's time when drift exceeds 60 seconds.
## Configuration