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Web Management Interface ​

WebAI2API provides a built-in Web Management Interface (WebUI) for monitoring and managing the service.

Note

The WebUI and management interfaces only use the API Token for authentication during the handshake phase. Transmissions are not encrypted. If you are using this on a public network, please use a professional web server like Caddy or Nginx to provide HTTPS encryption!

Access URL ​

http://localhost:3000

On your first visit, you will need to enter the API Token set in your configuration file (auth field) for authentication.

Functional Modules ​

Dashboard ​

The dashboard displays the system's operational status:

  • System Status: Version, uptime, and running mode.
  • Business Statistics: Number of windows and instances.
  • Queue Status: Lists of tasks currently being processed or waiting in the queue.

System Management ​

The system management page provides:

  • Service Control

    • Normal Restart
    • Restart in Login Mode
    • Specific Worker Login
    • Stop Service
    • Adapter Settings (descriptions, model management, feature toggles)

  • Cache Management

    • View temporary files.
    • Clear cache.

  • Data Management

    • View browser data directories.
    • Delete unused data directories.

VNC Display ​

When starting with -xvfb -vnc in a Linux environment, you can view and operate the virtual display directly through the WebUI:

  • Connect/Disconnect VNC.
  • Full-screen mode.
  • View VNC status information.

Note

The VNC display feature requires the service to be running in Xvfb + VNC mode.

Configuration Management ​

  • Server Configuration: Port, authentication, and heartbeat settings.
  • Adapter Configuration: Exclusive settings for each backend.
  • Browser Settings: Path, headless mode, and proxy settings.

Instance Management ​

Manage browser instance and Worker configurations (requires a restart to take effect).

Quick Actions ​

Restarting in Login Mode ​

  1. Go to the "Cache & Restart" page.
  2. Click the dropdown arrow next to the "Restart" button.
  3. Select the restart mode:
    • Normal Restart: Restarts in standard mode.
    • Login Mode Restart: Restarts with the -login parameter.
    • Specific Worker Login: Select a specific Worker to enter login mode.

Clearing Cache ​

  1. Go to the "Cache & Restart" page.
  2. Find the "Cache Management" area.
  3. Click the "Clear Cache" button.