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Desktop SNMP MIB browser — compiles MIB folders into a unified OID tree (tkinter, stdlib only)
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Show when the cache is being saved and warn before closing 
The cache copy is gzipped and written a few seconds after the tree is
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asked for the folder again. The status bar now says 'saving the cache…'
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.forgejo/workflows Move the app to oid-browser.pavlina.org 2026-10-22 19:23:56 +02:00
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README.md

OID Browser — SNMP MIB Explorer

Browse a folder of SNMP MIB files as an OID tree, in the browser: https://oid-browser.pavlina.org (installable as an app, works offline).

The MIB files are read and compiled locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

This is a fully AI-generated project.

OID Browser

Features

  • Open a folder of MIBs (or drop it on the window); subfolders included. A few thousand vendor MIBs compile in seconds and are cached, so later starts take a second or two.
  • Names are resolved per module through IMPORTS, as SNMP tools do, so vendor MIBs that reuse the same names land in the right place. Several revisions of one module: the newest wins.
  • Virtualized tree for 300k+ nodes, with kind badges (table, entry, column, scalar, notification, group).
  • Search as you type: names, MODULE::name, numeric OIDs, instance OIDs from a walk (1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.2.5 or ifDescr.5), and definition text.
  • Detail panel: OID and name to copy, path, syntax with its textual convention and enum values, access, status, row index, the original MIB definition, and every module that defines the same OID.
  • Problems view: definitions that could not be placed, grouped by cause (missing module, symbol not defined, circular definition), plus duplicate modules.
  • Dark/light theme, deep links (#1.3.6.1.2.1.1), keyboard-first.

Keyboard

⌘ works wherever Ctrl is listed on macOS.

Key Action
Ctrl+F / Ctrl+K / / Search
↑ ↓ / Enter Preview / open a result
F3 / Shift+F3 Next / previous result
Esc Close results, then clear the search
Tab From search to the tree
Arrows, PgUp/PgDn, Home/End Move in the tree; ←/→ collapse/expand
Enter / Space / double click Toggle a node
* Expand everything below
Ctrl+C Copy the selected OID
Shift+F10 / right click Context menu
Ctrl+O Open a folder

Offline / single file

Every release on Forgejo carries oidbrowser-X.Y.Z.html, the whole app in one file that opens straight from disk.

Development

See web/README.md: build, tests, versions and releases.

License

MIT