Hello,
On an idea suggested by @pierre-gilles, here is an external integration to bring some host metrics back into Gladys:
It should be available in less than an hour 
And another one of my node-red + virtual MQTT device tinkerings that becomes useless 
. Thanks @prohand!
Version 2 is out with widgets, triggers, and actions 
Thanks
Fixed in 2.0.1
gladys-host-monitoring — #7 « Missing % in widget »
- Cause: The issue comes from the Gladys interface, not the integration. When a gauge is linked to a feature (device_feature), Gladys does not display any unit. It ignores the unit passed to it.
- Fix: The 3 gauges (CPU, memory, disk) now display the value directly, with %.
- Trade-off: These gauges no longer update in real-time. They move with each integration measurement, as the widget is requested again after each measurement. Temperature, free space, and the graph remain in real-time.
- Tests, README, CLAUDE.md, and docs/en + docs/fr updated.
Thanks @prohand
The percentages are present, but the text needs to be centered in the gauge as it touches (at least on mobile).
Thanks for your feedback
It’s fixed in 2.0.2
What I can change: Gladys draws the widget (layout, text size). The integration only sends the values, so I shortened the sent text.
1. Text touching the gauge arc (mobile)
- The gauges now display whole percentages:
45 %instead of44.9 %. - The text is shorter and fits better in the arc.
2. Free disk space truncated (432.3 …)
- Before, once the device was created, Gladys displayed the value (
432.3 Go), which was too long when 5 boxes are on a line. - Now, the integration always sends the value itself, with a maximum of 3 digits:
- less than 10 GB →
9.4 GB - from 10 to 999 GB →
432 GB - 1000 GB and more →
1.8 TB
- less than 10 GB →
- It updates with each measurement, like the gauges.
- The displayed unit is
GB/TB, as Gladys already displayed it (Go/Toin French).
If 432 GB is still truncated on large screens: I can move “Free disk space” in the status list, at the bottom of the widget. Then there would be 4 boxes: 2×2 on mobile, 4 on a line on PC.
That works for me too, thanks @prohand
