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Describe your environment
- Operating system: Linux
- Python Version: 3.8.6
- CCXT version:1.40.99
- Freqtrade Version: 2021.1
Describe the enhancement
Add ping support to the rest_client.py script.
I'm using the rest_client.py script to monitor my freqtrade bot using a custom shell+python script, and it looks like I cannot use the ping command to verify that
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Hound
Hound reviews your code then comments directly in Pull Requests, helping your team maintain consistent coding style and high code quality.
it would be good to have
min-width, max-width <-- this 2 is good for PWA, if user resized it too small, it would become ugly.
maximized <-- this would be maximized on first load.
another thing would be, try delay webview resize when the host window resize, like how all the browser did, this would make sure PWA reflective size won't response immediately... current resize is seriously lagging