⚙️ DMB API

DMB includes a built-in REST API and WebSocket server to allow programmatic control of services, logging, and system state.

The API is enabled and configured using the dmb_config.json under the dmb.api_service section. For example:

"api_service": {
  "enabled": true,
  "process_name": "DMB API",
  "log_level": "INFO",
  "host": "127.0.0.1",
  "port": 8000
}

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✨ Features

• Health checks
• Process management (start, stop, restart services)
• Real-time log streaming via WebSocket
• Configuration viewing and updates (in-memory and persistent)
• Environment state inspection

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🔁 Common Endpoints

Method	Path	Description
GET	/processes	List all services in dmb_config.json
POST	/start-service	Start a specific service
POST	/stop-service	Stop a specific service
POST	/restart-service	Restart a specific service
GET	/service-status	Get the current status of a service
WS	/logs	Real-time log streaming

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🗂️ Directory Structure

The DMB API is split into the following modules:

File	Purpose
api_service.py	Initializes and launches the FastAPI app
api_state.py	Tracks and updates service runtime state
connection_manager.py	Manages WebSocket client connections
config.py	Endpoints for working with dmb_config.json and service configs
health.py	Health check endpoint for validating API status
logs.py	REST endpoint for reading historical logs
websocket_logs.py	WebSocket server for streaming real-time logs to frontend
process.py	Service control for backend processes (start, stop, restart)

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📚 Next Steps

Click on any of the modules in the sidebar to explore endpoint structure, usage examples, and development guidelines for extending the DMB API:

• Health Check
• Logs
• Process Management
• Configuration
• WebSocket Logs