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huetimerobot

v0.1.1

Published

HueStatus module for reporting uptime robot downtime

Downloads

12

Readme

HueTimeRobot

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Sentry reporter for HueStatus

Features

  • Add individual monitors (by unique api key) or add all
  • Set your Hue light to "alert" when a monitor is down.
  • Set your Hue light to "building" when a monitor is not yet checked.
  • Set your Hue light to "warning" when no monitors are found.
  • Set your Hue light to "ok" when all monitors are up.

Installation

npm install -g huestatus huetimerobot

Create a .huerc file on your home directory, see HueStatus Docs for more info. Add an object like this to the modules array for each of the projects you want to monitor:

{
  "name": "huetimerobot", // Required to tell HueStatus to load this module
  "light": "Hue color lamp 2", // Which Hue light to use
  "uptimeRobotApiKey": "u1231414-12412414145525", // Your Uptime Robot API key. Can be an account or individual monitor api key
  "pollInterval": 2000 // Polling interval in milliseconds
}

Then run huestatus, each job will be loaded into HueStatus and your selected light(s) changed accordingly.