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Go page (/workspace/{id}/go): parse three [data-slot=usage-item] frames
(Rolling/Weekly/Monthly) into usage percentages + computed resets_at from the
relative reset-duration text. Zen page (/workspace/{id}): parse
[data-slot=balance] b into remaining + currency unit. Add an offline unit test
against tmp/ captures. Fix pretty renderer (percent display, money format,
day-aware relative times). Update DESIGN.md, README, examples and config
template to the real wrk_ workspace ids.
1.7 KiB
ocd
Console dashboard for opencode account limits and balance.
ocd reads a config of opencode accounts and auth cookies. It scrapes the
opencode Zen page for balance and the Go page for limits. It prints usage for
the 5-hour, week, and month time frames, each reset time, the next update time,
and remaining balance.
Install
cargo install --path .
Configure
ocd config init
$EDITOR ocd.toml
ocd config check # lists accounts and workspaces, no network
Each account section carries default_workspace and optional extra_workspaces.
[[account]]
name = "work"
cookie = "${OCD_COOKIE_WORK}"
default_workspace = "wrk_01KYNTSGXF7GFXMAMT36N3GH21"
extra_workspaces = ["wrk_02KYNTSGXF7GFXMAMT36N3GH21"]
${VAR} expands from the environment so cookies stay out of the file.
Run
ocd pretty # default terminal output
ocd raw json # one JSON object for widgets and agent plugins
ocd raw plain # TSV-ish lines for shell and awk
ocd fetch # update cache, print nothing; for cron
ocd cache ls | clear
ocd -a work -w wrk_02KYNTSGXF7GFXMAMT36N3GH21 pretty # one account, one workspace
Politeness
Per workspace two requests run at once (Zen, Go). The walk paces 500 ms between
workspaces. Cache TTL defaults to 180 s. Use --force-refresh to bypass.
Status
The HTTP client, cache, pacing, and renderer work. The src/scrape.rs
selectors target the real Zen balance element and the Go usage frames, and
parse correctly against captured pages (see the scrape::tests unit test).
Live fetching needs a valid account cookie and a workspace id. Conditional GET
headers are not yet sent; the TTL cache handles politeness alone. See
DESIGN.md.