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hubot-canary

v0.1.1

Published

A hubot script to query the canary.io API

Downloads

8

Readme

hubot-canary

A Hubot script to query the canary.io API.

Volatility alert

The commands supported are subject to change with little warning as we figure out what hubot-canary will become.

Install It

Install with npm using --save to add to your package.json dependencies.

  > npm install --save hubot-canary

Then add "hubot-canary" to your external-scripts.json.

Example external-scripts.json

["hubot-canary"]

Or if you prefer, just drop canary-io.coffee in your Hubot scripts folder and enjoy.

Use It

  • hubot canary mon <check-id> - start monitoring <check-id>. every 5 seconds send hubot canary summary <check-id>
  • hubot canary mon stop <check-id> - stop monitoring <check-id>
  • hubot canary mon stop all - stop all monitoring
  • hubot canary incident <check-id> - same as hubot canary mon <check-id> but only display 5xx http status and non-zero exit status (failures)
  • hubot canary summary <check-id> - get summary measurements of <check-id> for last 5 minutes sorted by most http status 5xx, most failed checks (non-zero exit_status), slowest avg, slowest single call, slowest total time
  • hubot canary check - get the list of URLs which have measurements taken by canary.io
  • hubot canary check <filter> - get filtered list of checked URLs. Coming soon!
  • hubot canary check reset - clear the hubot canary check cache, then get again
  • hubot canary watch <check-id> - get url to open <check-id> for real-time monitoring in http://watch.canary.io
  • hubot canary measure <check-id> - get url to download measurements of check-id for last 10 seconds
  • hubot canary measure <check-id> <num-seconds> - get url to download measurements of check-id for last num-seconds seconds
  • hubot canary help - get list of hubot canary commands

##Improve It

Feel free to help this script suck less by opening issues and/or sending pull requests.

If you haven't already, be sure to checkout the Hubot scripting guide for tons of info about extending Hubot.

Coding Style

Other than the 79 character line length limit, which I consider to be a suggestion, let's try to follow the CoffeeScript Style Guide.

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