UpYet

Parallel, multi-resource CLI and modular resource availability detection script.

Installation

npm install upyet

Use the -g flag for global CLI install

Examples - Module

const upyet = require('upyet')

// Run config example: 
const testConfig = {
  resources: [ 'google.com:80', 'foo.bar:443' ],
  config: {
    retries: 3,
    timeout: 10
  }
}

// Execution:
upyet(testConfig).then((res) => {
  console.log('Connected, results:', res)
}).catch((res) => {
  console.log('Failed, results:', res)
})

Examples - CLI

Single Resource

upyet resource.com:5432

Flag Config

upyet resource.com:5432 -r 10 -t 100

Multiple Resources

upyet resource-a.com:5432 resource-b:2345

Load Resource File

upyet -f resources.txt

Resource File Formatting:

resource-a.com:5432
resource-b.com:2345

Config

| Option | Name (module) | Flag (CLI) | Description | |---------|---------------|-------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | Retries | retries | -r, --retries | Designates the number of attempts to make to connect to resource | | Timeout | timeout | -t, --timeout | Designates the time (in milliseconds) at which script assumes failure | | File | file | -f, --file | Line-delimited file from which to load resources |