Pi-hole Monitor ESP8266 with OLED Display

Pi-hole Monitor is a Wemos D1 Mini (ESP8266) with an I2C OLED display that is managed through a web interface and sits on your local network and will display statistics from your Pi-hole server.
3D printed parts: www.thingivers...
Source Code: github.com/Qro...
Hardware Options
Wemos D1 Mini: amzn.to/2ImqD1n
White I2C OLED Display: amzn.to/2InSNF0
Blue I2C OLED Display: amzn.to/2HAmDd1
Blue / Yellow I2C OLED Display: amzn.to/2x11d43
Pi-hole running on a Pi-Zero (W): amzn.to/2GO2LRJ
Pi-hole running on Raspberry Pi 3 B+: amzn.to/2VqpI5C
Features:
* Display Pi-Hole Statistics
* Total Blocked
* Total Clients
* Percentage Blocked
* Blocked Ads Graph from the last 21.33 hours of data (only 128 lines to show 10 min incriments)
* Top 3 Clients Blocked
* Option to display 24 hour or AM/PM style clock
* Sample rate is every 60 seconds
* Fully configurable from the web interface (not required to edit Settings.h)
* Supports OTA (loading firmware over WiFi connection on same LAN)
* Basic Authentication to protect your settings
Music by Jeremy Payne - Day Dreaming

[@Robert_Kovac]

Great project. Thank you very much.

[@TwinTailTerror]

why would you bother to blur a local ip address lol

[@mattcero1]

Awesome video man! I have a 3.5" LCD hat monitor for my 3B+ and would like to output my PiHole Dashboard onto it. Would you be able to link the commands I would type in via SSH? Thanks again.

[@TjipzPK]

What a name! xD

[@WithinandThroughout]

So I can use the same code you have linked to display the same interface we see here?

[@Qromer]

Yes, you can source the hardware and build your own with the software linked in the description. You just need to have a Pi-Hole server running for it to monitor.