gigasavvy/uptyme

CLI-based script to verify websites are up.

v0.1.3 2017-06-19 02:18 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.0
• guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^6.2
• monolog/monolog: ^1.22
• symfony/console: ~3.2

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^6.2

MIT

• Sam Rapaport

README

Uptyme is a PHP CLI script to verify the uptime of websites.

Why is it spelled Uptyme, you code hipster?

uptime is a Linux command for checking system uptime. We obviously could not use this name!

Installation

composer global require gigasavvy/uptyme

Usage

Uptyme should be run from the command line and can be used in various ways.

Basic Checking

To check that a single website is up, use the following command:

$ uptyme run https://gigasavvy.com
Checking HTTPS integrity of the given domains...
Checker completed with 0 failed domains.

To check that multiple websites are up, simply pass additional domains as arguments:

$ uptyme run https://gigasavvy.com https://google.com https://php.net
Checking HTTPS integrity of the given domains...
Checker completed with 0 failed domains.

Logging

To enable a log (useful for cron-based running), pass the log file to the --log option:

$ uptyme run https://gigasavvy.com --log /var/log/uptyme.log
Checking HTTPS integrity of the given domains...
Checker completed with 0 failed domains.
Check logs for more info (/var/log/uptyme.log)

Slack Integration

For any failed websites, you can be alerted via Slack by passing your Slack webhook url to the --slack option:

$ uptyme run https://foo.bar --slack https://hooks.slack.com/services/123/456
Checking HTTPS integrity of the given domains...
Checker completed with 1 failed domains.
Failed domains:
https://foo.bar

As we can see, the site https://foo.bar failed to connect. By passing the --slack option, your Slack channel will also be notified.