Turn on admin in config.js to view server stats!

To turn on the admin server stats in the config.js file, you need to modify the configuration settings. The config.js file is usually used to store various settings for the application, including server-related configurations.

Here’s an example of how you can enable the admin server stats:

    // config.js
      
    module.exports = {
      server: {
        port: 3000,
        stats: {
          admin: true
        }
      }
    };
  

In this example, we assume that the initial configuration in the config.js file includes a “server” object with a “port” property set to 3000. To enable the admin server stats, we add a nested “stats” object with an “admin” property set to true.

Once you have made the necessary changes in the config.js file, the server will start displaying the admin server stats. Depending on the specific implementation or framework being used, these stats may be accessible through a specific endpoint or URL. You can access this endpoint in a browser or use API calls to fetch the admin server stats programmatically.