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uptbot

v1.0.3

Published

uptbot is a free tool used to monitor your system. It monitors your system every 1 second and alerts you if your system are down

Downloads

16

Readme

features:• 1 second monitoring interval• supports HTTP and Port• unlimited monitor• 100% free• staying monitor 24/7

installation

npm i uptbot

calling a variable

const upt = require("uptbot");

how to use?

upt.on("YOUR LINK");

example:

upt.on("https://web.leiamnash.repl.co");

fixing your error link

• to fix this offline server in your console log, you need to restart your system by entering npm restart into your shell • if this method doesn't work, please check your system to see if it has an http server. before you make an uptime

LeiamNash