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uptime-robot-v3-repl

v1.0.1

Published

Interactive Node REPL for exploring the Uptime Robot API via uptime-robot-v3.

Downloads

262

Readme

uptime-robot-v3-repl

npm CI license node TypeScript

Small interactive REPL for calling the Uptime Robot API v3 through the uptime-robot-v3 SDK.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • An Uptime Robot main API key in UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY

Usage

UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY=your_key npx uptime-robot-v3-repl

Or install globally:

npm install -g uptime-robot-v3-repl
UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY=your_key ur-repl

In the REPL, the client is exposed as service (an UptimeRobotService). Examples:

await service.monitors.list();
await service.users.me();

Help (local summaries + TypeDoc)

Summaries ship as JSON built from uptime-robot-v3 declaration/JSDoc (not by parsing .ts in the REPL). In this repo the generated file lives at src/generated/method-docs.json; npm run build copies it into dist/generated/method-docs.json for the runnable package. Regenerate after upgrading the SDK:

npm run generate:docs

This runs automatically before each npm run build (prebuild).

  • help() — each method shows a short local description (truncated); one footer line with your TypeDoc base URL.
  • help("monitors.create") etc. — full paragraph from the same source, then the TypeDoc URL for signatures/examples.

Override the docs base with UPTIMEROBOT_DOCS_BASE if needed.

Develop against a local SDK checkout

If you are hacking uptime-robot-v3 next to this repo, point the dependency at the folder and reinstall:

"dependencies": {
  "uptime-robot-v3": "file:../uptime-robot-v3"
}

Then:

npm install
npm run build
UPTIMEROBOT_API_KEY=your_key npm start

License

ISC