nmcquay / pagerduty
Library for interacting with PagerDuty REST API
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Requires
- php: >=5.3.3
- ext-curl: *
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: 4.1.*
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Last update: 2024-11-09 16:22:00 UTC
README
The pagerduty api will be changing soon (Oct 2018). I do not currently have a pagerduty account or an active php setup to develop against to update this package. I'd recommend switching to this package: https://github.com/adilbaig/pagerduty
PagerDuty
Library for interacting with PagerDuty REST API
currently only implements Events/Integration API:
http://developer.pagerduty.com/documentation/integration/events
Composer Install:
"nmcquay/pagerduty": "0.1.*"
Examples:
Events:
$evt = new \PagerDuty\Event(); // service key found at https://<your subdomain>.pagerduty.com/services $evt->setServiceKey('32 char GUID') ->setDescription('an example description') //incident key will get set automatically by pagerduty response if not set here //->setIncidentKey('example001') //optional ->setClient('Example Client') //optional ->setClientUrl('http://www.example.com') //optional ->setDetails( array('test' => 1) ) //optional //setDetail will add/alter a key to the details object ->setDetail( 'appended Detail key', 'with a value' ); //optional $resp = $evt->trigger(); var_dump( $resp, $evt->toArray(), $evt->getIncidentKey() ); //now assuming everything worked, you should have triggered a pagerduty event //we can acknowledge the event: $resp = $evt->acknowledge(); var_dump( $resp ); //and we can resolve the event: $resp = $evt->resolve(); var_dump( $resp ); // acknowledge() and resolve() require an incident_key to exist before // calling them // You can also initialize an event using the same JSON format pageduty // accepts (as a PHP array): $evtB = new \PagerDuty\Event( array( "service_key" => "32 char GUID", "incident_key" => "srv01/HTTP", "description" => "FAILURE on machine srv01.example.com", "client" => "Sample Monitoring Service", "client_url" => "https://monitoring.example.com", "details" => array( "ping time" => "1500ms", "load avg" => "0.75" ) ) ); $evtB->trigger();