# UppityRobot Command line wrapper for the [UptimeRobot API](https://uptimerobot.com/api/) (wrapper). ## Installation Requirements: - [Ruby](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/) - [Bundler](https://bundler.io/) - `UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY` environment variable ```bash gem install uppityrobot ``` To avoid having to prefix `UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY` before each command run: ```bash export UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY=${key} ``` To persist between terminal sessions add the key to `.bashrc` or equivalent. ## Usage ### Raw API ```bash uppityrobot exec --help uppityrobot e --help # `e` can be used if preferred uppityrobot exec getAlertContacts | jq . # pretty formatted using jq uppityrobot exec getMonitors ``` ### Monitors ```bash uppityrobot monitors --help uppityrobot m --help # `m` can be used if preferred ``` Group commands: ```bash # LIST uppityrobot monitors list # all monitors uppityrobot monitors list --csv ~/monitors.csv # output to terminal (json) and save as csv uppityrobot monitors list --search aspace # search within friendly_name and url uppityrobot monitors list --filter '{"friendly_name": "^aspace-"}' # monitors matching regex uppityrobot monitors list --filter '{"friendly_name": "^aspace-"}' --csv ~/aspace.csv # filter operates on the response data so can be combined with search (and csv) uppityrobot monitors list --search aspace --filter '{"status": 0}' # technically a regex: ^0$' # EXEC uppityrobot monitors exec pause aspace # pause all monitors matching "aspace" uppityrobot monitors exec start aspace # start all monitors matching "aspace" uppityrobot monitors exec pause aspace --filter '{"status": 2}' # only pause running monitors uppityrobot monitors exec start aspace --filter '{"status": 0}' # only start paused monitors # UPDATE uppityrobot monitors update --help uppityrobot monitors update csv ~/aspace.csv # update monitors from csv uppityrobot monitors update json ~/aspace.json # update monitors from json file uppityrobot monitors update json '[{"id": 1, "friendly_name": "newName"}]' # rename monitor using json string ``` Individual commands: ```bash # CREATE uppityrobot monitors create archivesspace https://staff.archivesspace.edu 123-456 # DELETE uppityrobot monitors delete id 1 uppityrobot monitors delete name archivesspace ``` ## Development Clone the repository then run: ```bash # install dependencies ./bin/setup # interactive console ./bin/console # run the tests bundle exec rake # runs all tests and rubocop bundle exec cucumber features bundle exec rspec # install locally bundle exec rake install gem uninstall uppityrobot ``` ### Console examples ```ruby client = UppityRobot::Client.new(:getMonitors, {}) client.paginate.each { |r, o, t| puts o; puts r.inspect; } client = UppityRobot::Client.new(:getMonitors, {search: 'aspace'}) client.filter({'friendly_name' => 'columbia'}).each { |m| puts m.inspect; } ``` ## Release To release a new version: - Update the version number in `version.rb` - Run `bundle exec rake release` This: - Creates a git tag for the version - Pushes git commits and the created tag - Pushes the `.gem` file to [rubygems.org](https://rubygems.org). ## Contributing Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/lyrasis/uppityrobot. ## License The gem is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).