Web UI

AirlineSim Autobuy includes a full-featured web management interface built with Vue 3 and Vite. The frontend is embedded in the Go binary, so no separate web server is required.

Accessing the Web UI

By default, the web UI is available at http://localhost:9090.

To change the bind address or port, modify the webui section in your configuration:

webui:
  enabled: true
  host: 0.0.0.0      # Bind to all interfaces
  port: 9090          # HTTP port

Local-Only Access

For security, bind to localhost when you do not need remote access:

webui:
  host: 127.0.0.1

Dashboard

The dashboard is the main page displayed at http://localhost:9090. It provides a real-time overview of the monitoring engine.

Engine Status

The top of the dashboard shows the engine status:

• Running -- Engine is actively scanning markets
• Stopped -- Engine is idle
• Start/Stop Button -- Toggle the engine on and off

Server Cards

Each configured server is displayed as a card showing:

Metric	Description
Host	Server label (e.g., free1)
Scan Count	Total number of market scans performed
Found Count	Number of aircraft that matched rules
Bought Count	Number of successful purchases
Failed Count	Number of failed purchase attempts
Last Scan	Timestamp of the most recent scan
Last Error	Most recent error message, if any

Statistics Summary

Aggregate statistics across all servers:

• Total scans
• Total found aircraft
• Total purchases
• Total failures

Log Feed

A real-time log feed displays recent events, including:

• Aircraft found matching rules
• Purchase confirmations
• Purchase failures
• Errors and warnings
• Informational messages

Each log entry includes a timestamp, event type, and message details.

Rules Page

Navigate to the Rules page to manage purchase rules through the web interface.

Rules List

The rules page displays all configured rules in a table with columns:

Column	Description
#	Rule index (position in the list)
Name	Rule name
Enabled	Toggle switch to enable/disable the rule
Priority	Rule priority value
Match	Summary of match conditions (types, price range, age, etc.)
Action	Summary of action settings (auto-buy, snatch, max bid)
Server	Which server the rule targets
Actions	Edit, toggle, delete buttons

Creating a Rule

Click the Add Rule button to open the rule editor. Fill in the following fields:

Basic Settings:

• Name -- A descriptive name for the rule
• Enabled -- Enable the rule immediately
• Priority -- Priority score (higher = more important)
• Server ID -- Target server index (or -1 for all)
• Auth ID -- Target auth index (or -1 for default)

Match Conditions:

• Family -- Select an aircraft family from the dropdown
• Type -- Select specific aircraft types from the dropdown
• Price Min/Max -- Price range in AS$
• Max Age -- Maximum aircraft age in years
• Max Cycles -- Maximum flight cycles
• Min Condition -- Minimum condition percentage
• Offer Types -- Checkboxes for auction and immediate
• Financing -- Checkboxes for cash, credit, lease
• Sort By -- Server-side sort order

Action Settings:

• Auto Buy -- Enable automatic purchase
• Snatch -- Enable snatch mode
• Max Bid Increment -- Maximum bid increment for auctions

Editing a Rule

Click the Edit button on any rule to modify its settings. The rule editor is pre-filled with the current values.

Enabling/Disabling a Rule

Click the Toggle button or the enabled switch to quickly enable or disable a rule without opening the editor.

Deleting a Rule

Click the Delete button to remove a rule. The deletion is immediate and the configuration file is updated.

Reordering Rules

Use the drag handle or the Reorder feature to change rule priority order. Rules are evaluated in list order.

Settings Page

The Settings page allows you to view and modify global configuration settings.

Server Settings

• Add, edit, or remove game server entries
• Each server requires a host label and base URL

Authentication Settings

• Add, edit, or remove authentication accounts
• Each account requires username, password, and optional session file path

Monitor Settings

Setting	Description
Interval	Polling interval in seconds
Jitter	Random delay in seconds
Request Timeout	HTTP request timeout in seconds
Min Balance	Minimum account balance to retain (AS$)

Notifier Settings

Setting	Description
Console	Enable/disable console logging
Discord Webhook	Discord webhook URL for notifications

Web UI Settings

Setting	Description
Host	Bind address for the web UI
Port	HTTP port for the web UI

Saving Settings

Changes to settings are saved to the configuration file immediately. Some changes (like server and auth modifications) require a restart of the application to take effect.

Logs Page

The Logs page provides a dedicated view of the application log stream.

Log Stream

Real-time streaming log entries from the running application. Each entry includes:

• Timestamp -- When the event occurred
• Level -- INFO, WARN, ERROR
• Message -- The log message
• Details -- Additional structured data

Log Levels

Level	Color	Description
INFO	Blue	Normal operation events
WARN	Yellow	Warnings that do not require immediate action
ERROR	Red	Errors that may require attention

Filtering

You can filter logs by:

• Level -- Show only specific log levels
• Search -- Text search across log messages
• Time range -- Show logs within a specific time window

API Endpoints

The web UI interacts with the backend through a REST API. These endpoints are also available for external integrations.

Method	Endpoint	Description
GET	/api/status	Get engine status and statistics
POST	/api/control/start	Start the monitoring engine
POST	/api/control/stop	Stop the monitoring engine
POST	/api/reload	Reload rules without restart
GET	/api/config	Get full configuration
PUT	/api/config	Update configuration
GET	/api/rules	Get all rules
POST	/api/rules	Create a new rule
GET	/api/rules/{id}	Get a specific rule
PUT	/api/rules/{id}	Update a specific rule
DELETE	/api/rules/{id}	Delete a rule
PATCH	/api/rules/{id}/toggle	Toggle a rule's enabled state
PUT	/api/rules/reorder	Reorder rules
GET	/api/aircraft-data	Get aircraft families and types

For detailed API documentation, see the API Reference.

See Also

• API Reference for complete endpoint documentation
• Configuration Guide for web UI configuration options
• Deployment Guide for reverse proxy setup