@jwerre/healthcheck
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Monitor the health of your web applications, web servers, and other resources
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Healtcheck
Monitor the health of your web applications, web servers, and other resources
Why?
I use it like this in my Dockerfile
HEALTHCHECK --interval=30s CMD ./node_modules/.bin/healthcheck localhost/liveness:8080Or, perhaps you need a readiness check with a JSON search.
healthcheck localhost/readiness:8080 --type json --search ready=true;Install
npm install @jwerre/healthcheckUsage
const healthcheck = require('healtcheck');
const res = async healthcheck({
url: 'https://google.com',
method: 'GET',
type: 'html',
search: /^<!doctype html*/,
timeout: 2000,
})Options
| Option | Type | Description | |-- |-- |-- | | url | String | Request url (required). | | method | String | Request port (default: 'GET'). | | timeout | Number | Request timeout in milliseconds (default: 800). | | type | String | Type of healthcheck either status, header, html or json (default: status). | | search | * | Search string to find in the response. If type is 'status' provide the status code you expect. If type is 'html' use a string or Regular Expression. If type is 'header' or 'json' provide a key and value as an array [key, value]. For nested values use dot syntax for the key e.g.: ['author.name.first', 'brian' |
CLI
$ healthcheck --help
Monitor the health of your web applications, web servers, and other resources
Usage:
healthcheck https://www.example.com
healthcheck --type html --search "^<!doctype html.*" https://www.example.com
healthcheck --method HEAD --type header --search "content-type=text/html; charset=UTF-8" https://www.example.com
healthcheck --type json --search key=value http://echo.jsontest.com/key/value
healthcheck --type json --search author.name.first=brian https://www.example.com
Options:
-m, --method Request port (default: 'GET')
-t, --timeout Request timeout in milliseconds (default: 800)
-T, --type Type of healthcheck either status, headers, html or json (default: status)
-s, --search Search string to find in the response. If type is 'status'
provide the status code you expect. If type is 'html' use a
string or Regular Expression. If type is 'header' or 'json'
provide a key and value as an array [key, value]. For nested
values use dot syntax for the key e.g.: ['author.name.first', 'brian']
-v, --verbose Verbose output.
-h, --help Show help.