[Feature request] web interface

[Padmanabha025]

Developing a web-based interface for managing and executing Fabric tasks is a significant, it can greatly enhance the accessibility and usability of the Fabric tool for users who prefer graphical interfaces. Here's a high-level outline of the steps to take to develop such a web interface:

#Choose a web framework or technology stack. Popular choices include Django, Flask, or a JavaScript framework like React or #Vue.js for the frontend.

#Implement user authentication to secure access to the web interface.
#Define user roles and permissions for different tasks and features.

#Create a dashboard that provides an overview of available tasks, hosts, and recent task execution history.
#Display task status (success, failure) and other relevant information.

#Build an interface for creating, editing, and deleting tasks.
#Allow users to specify task parameters, such as remote hosts, commands, and task dependencies.

#Enable users to add, edit, and remove remote hosts that tasks will be executed on.
#Support grouping of hosts for easier management.

#Implement a mechanism to execute Fabric tasks via the web interface.
#Allow users to select hosts, specify task parameters, and initiate task execution.
#Provide real-time feedback on task execution progress and results.

#Capture and display task output, including both stdout and stderr, in the web interface.
#users to view historical task logs and results.

#Implement task scheduling and automation features, allowing users to set up recurring or one-time task execution.

#Implement alerting and notification mechanisms for task failures.
#Allow users to define custom alerting rules.

#Enable users to configure Fabric settings and options through the web interface.
#Provide clear and user-friendly explanations for configuration parameters.

#Ensure that the web interface is secure, especially if it has access to SSH credentials and remote servers.
#Use encryption for data transmission.

#Create comprehensive documentation for the web interface, including installation instructions, usage guidelines, and

[davidjmemmett]

I'm fairly certain that you're after a CI/CD tool, which is far beyond the scope of this project.