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ocko

v1.0.0

Published

Očko [otʃko] is a tool for easy&lite checking your websites or http applications.

Downloads

1

Readme

OČKO

OČKO

Očko [otʃko] is a tool for easy&lite checking your websites or http applications.

Install

$ npm install -g ocko

Create configuration file

$ ocko --init ./configuration.js

Update the file ./configuration.js!

Run

$ ocko ./configuration.js

Use ocko in your node project

const ocko = require('ocko');

ocko(configuration);

Configuration

All configuration is in array. You can check all of your websites.

url

A url or IP address of the server to issue the request to.

type: string
example: https://google.com

timeout

Time delay to next check [min].

type: number
example: 60

response

Object to deep compare with HttpResponse of node.

type: { [key: string]: mixed }
default value: { statusCode: 200 }

mailFrom

Mail from send errors or/and successes.

type: string
example: [email protected]

mails

Mails to send errors or/and successes.

type: Array<{ sentSuccess?: boolean, sentErrors?: boolean,mail: string }>
default value: { sentSuccess: false, sentErrors: true }
example: [ { mail: "[email protected]" }, ]

check

Your own method to check

type: ?(body: string, response: HttpResponse) => { successes: Array< string >, errors: Array< string > }
example:

(body) => {
    let errors = [];
    let successes = [];

    try {
        const bodyInJson = JSON.parse(body);
        if (bodyInJson.statusCode === 401) {
            successes.push("My API is o.k. ;-)");
        } else {
            errors.push("My API doesn't work :(");
        }
    } catch (e) { 
         errors.push("Response is not JSON.");
    }

    return { errors, successes };
}

Examples

Example of a statement to the console:

2018-7-16 19:50:05 Check "http://github.com/":
    ✘ The property "statusCode" of request is not equal with defined. Defined: 200, response: 301.
    ! Mails with errors are being sent to [email protected].

2018-7-16 19:50:10 Check "http://sdjilm.cz/api/pagemenu":
    ✓ The property "statusCode" of request is equal with defined: 200.
    ✓ Response is JSON.
    ✓ My API is o.k. ;-)

2018-7-16 19:50:12 Check "https://google.cz/":
    ✓ The property "statusCode" of request is equal with defined: 200.

Example of received e-mail:

The checking of "http://github.com/" caused following errors:
    ✘ The property "statusCode" of request is not equal with defined. Defined: 200, response: 301.