WireView Pro II widgets for the Corsair Xeneon Edge

Live per-wire current, total current, total power and the connector's in/out temperatures from a Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro II, shown on the Xeneon Edge through iCUE's iFrame widget.

Checking local bridge…

Widgets

Setup

Install the bridge with one PowerShell command: powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jlobue10/wireview-xeneon-edge/main/install.ps1 | iex". It downloads wireview-bridge.exe from the latest release, checks its SHA-256, and starts the bridge at logon. It serves JSON at http://localhost:8765/api/wireview and also serves these widgets locally.
The bridge reads the WireView directly over its USB serial port (no HWiNFO needed). Close the Thermal Grizzly WireView app and disable its auto-start; only one program can hold the port.
In iCUE, open the Xeneon Edge, add an iFrame widget, and paste one of the widget URLs above. Add ?wire_limit=10.5&total_limit=55 to match the limits set in the WireView device; the cable rating comes from the device itself.

Which URL? The bridge serves an identical copy of these pages at http://localhost:8765/…. Use that in the iFrame widget: page and data share one origin, so nothing can block the fetch. The hosted copy here is an https page reaching into localhost, which recent Chromium builds (Chrome 138+) treat as a Local Network Access request that needs a permission grant; a browser will ask, but an embedded webview may silently deny. iCUE 5.51 ships Chromium 130, which predates the rule, so the hosted URLs should work in its iFrame widget today; if one ever shows "Bridge offline" while the localhost one works, that is why.

URL options

Option	Default	Meaning
`host`	`http://localhost:8765`	Bridge origin
`wire_limit`	`10.5`	Amps per wire shown as 100 % (per-wire widget)
`total_limit`	`55`	Amps total shown as 100 % (total current widget)
`cable_w`	cable's own rating	Cable rating in W (total power widget)
`decimals`	`2`	Decimals on headline numbers
`interval`	`1000`	Poll interval in ms
`theme`	`grizzly`	Colour theme: grizzly, corsair, ice, mono, nord, light, dracula, gruvbox, solarized, solarized-light, monokai, catppuccin, tokyo-night, one-dark, rose-pine, everforest, matrix, amber, cyberpunk, ocean, emerald, violet, sunset, slate, high-contrast (previews on the wireview-nexus page)
`accent`, `bg`, `fg`	the theme's	Hex colours without `#`; override the theme's accent, background and text
`label=0`		Hide the caption line

Warning colour starts at 80 % of a limit, critical at 100 %; the device's own fault flags (over-current, over-power, over-temperature, imbalance) always show as critical with their name.