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is-my-world-spinning

v0.1.0

Published

A Basic Terminal Utility App to check if my favorite services and other things are up and running

Downloads

2

Readme

is-my-world-spinning

A Basic Terminal Utility App to check if my favorite services and other things are up and running

installation:

You need npm (bundled with node.js):

$ npm install is-my-world-spinning --global

usage:

$ is-my-world-spinning

  This is how the world looks like right now!

        ✓ bitbucket
        ✓ github
        ✓ npm
        ✓ twitter

Exits with code:

  • 0: everything is okay
  • 1: one of the status-checks reports service is bad/down
  • 2: one of the status-checks failed
  • 3: unexpected error

See help information:

$ is-my-world-spinning --help

API:

const checks = require("is-my-world-spinning");

checks.main([options, ]callback)

Run the status-checks.

Parameters:

  • options (Optional, Object):
    • ui (Optional, Boolean, Default:false): log output to terminal
    • filter (Optional, Array, Default:null): names of checks to do
  • callback (Required, Function, signature:callback(error, statuses, data)):
    • error: truthy if an unexpected error occurs
    • statuses (Object): mapping from service names to their statuses
    • data (Object): useful data for consumers
    • data.constants (Object): constants used
    • data.constants.status (Object): mapping from statuses to their values.
    • data.constants.status.waiting (Number): check in waiting state
    • data.constants.status.good (Number): check in good state
    • data.constants.status.moderate (Number): check in moderate state
    • data.constants.status.bad (Number): check in bad state
    • data.constants.status.errored (Number): check in errored state

license:

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016 GochoMugo [email protected]