NAME

    WebService::UptimeKuma::Push - update Uptime Kuma push monitors

VERSION

    Version 0.002

SYNOPSIS

        use WebService::UptimeKuma::Push 0.001;

        my $kuma = WebService::UptimeKuma::Push->new(
            server => 'https://kuma.example.net:3001',
            token  => 'MSCHnx6nVs',
        );

        # or use the push URL from the Uptime Kuma web interface
        my $kuma = WebService::UptimeKuma::Push->new(
            url => 'https://kuma.example.net:3001/api/push/MSCHnx6nVs?status=up&msg=OK&ping=',
        );

        $kuma->up( msg => 'hello world', ping => 7 );
        $kuma->down( msg => 'backup failed' );

        # run the code, report its runtime as ping and up or down
        # depending on whether it threw an exception
        $kuma->run( sub { do_backup() } );

DESCRIPTION

    Uptime Kuma <https://uptime.kuma.pet/> supports push monitors. Instead
    of Uptime Kuma checking a service, the service (or a script) sends a
    heartbeat to Uptime Kuma. If no heartbeat arrives in time, Uptime Kuma
    marks the monitor as down.

    This module sends these heartbeats, so you don't have to construct the
    push URL yourself in every script.

    By default, failing to reach Uptime Kuma is not fatal. A script which
    does its job should not die because the monitoring is unavailable. The
    methods up and down return false instead and the reason is available
    from error. Use the fatal option to get an exception instead.

USAGE

 new( ARGS )

    Creates and returns a new WebService::UptimeKuma::Push object for one
    push monitor. new throws an exception on invalid arguments.

        my $kuma = WebService::UptimeKuma::Push->new( url => $url );
        my $kuma = WebService::UptimeKuma::Push->new( server => $server, token => $token );
        my $kuma = WebService::UptimeKuma::Push->new( url => $url, fatal => 1, timeout => 3 );

    The following arguments are supported:

  url

    The push URL of the monitor, as shown by the Uptime Kuma web interface.
    The query string is ignored.

    Either url, or server and token must be specified.

  server

    The base URL of the Uptime Kuma server, consisting of the scheme, the
    host and, optionally, the port.

  token

    The push token of the monitor.

  fatal

    If true, up, down, and run throw an exception if the heartbeat cannot
    be delivered. Defaults to false.

  timeout

    The timeout, in seconds, for the HTTP request. Defaults to 10.

  http

    An object to use instead of the default HTTP::Tiny object. It must
    provide a get method compatible with HTTP::Tiny. This can be used to
    configure a proxy or SSL options. Cannot be combined with timeout.

 up( [ARGS] )

    Sends an up heartbeat to Uptime Kuma. Returns true on success and false
    otherwise. If fatal is set, an exception is thrown instead of returning
    false.

        $kuma->up;
        $kuma->up( msg => 'all good', ping => 17 );

    The following arguments are supported:

      * msg - The message shown in Uptime Kuma. Uptime Kuma uses OK if none
      is given.

      * ping - The response time, in milliseconds, shown in Uptime Kuma.

 down( [ARGS] )

    Sends a down heartbeat to Uptime Kuma. Supports the same arguments, and
    returns the same, as up.

        $kuma->down( msg => 'disk full' );

 run( CODE, [ARGS] )

    Runs the code reference and measures its runtime. If the code returns,
    an up heartbeat is sent with the runtime as ping. If the code throws an
    exception, a down heartbeat is sent with the exception as msg and the
    exception is rethrown. In that case a failure to deliver the down
    heartbeat is never fatal, the exception from the code takes precedence.

    Returns whatever the code returned, in the context run was called in.

        my $result = $kuma->run( sub { do_backup() }, msg => 'backup done' );

    The only supported argument is msg, the message to send on success.

 error

    Returns the error of the last failed up or down, or undef if the last
    heartbeat was delivered successfully.

 server

    Returns the base URL of the Uptime Kuma server.

 token

    Returns the push token.

 url

    Returns the push URL, without query string.

EXAMPLES

 Example 1 Report the result of a cron job

        use WebService::UptimeKuma::Push;

        my $kuma = WebService::UptimeKuma::Push->new(
            url => 'https://kuma.example.net:3001/api/push/MSCHnx6nVs',
        );

        $kuma->run(
            sub {
                system( 'rsync', '-a', '/data/', 'backup:/data/' ) == 0
                  or die "rsync failed with exit code " . ( $? >> 8 ) . "\n";
            },
            msg => 'backup successful',
        );

SEE ALSO

    HTTP::Tiny, https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma

SUPPORT

 Bugs / Feature Requests

    Please report any bugs or feature requests through the issue tracker at
    https://github.com/skirmess/WebService-UptimeKuma-Push/issues. You will
    be notified automatically of any progress on your issue.

 Source Code

    This is open source software. The code repository is available for
    public review and contribution under the terms of the license.

    https://github.com/skirmess/WebService-UptimeKuma-Push

      git clone https://github.com/skirmess/WebService-UptimeKuma-Push.git

AUTHOR

    Sven Kirmess <sven.kirmess@kzone.ch>