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Simple
Description
The most simple variant is direct call with the resultcode and output text.
Syntax
$oMonitor->addCheck(
[
"name" => "Dummy",
"description" => "Dummy Test",
"check" => [
"function" => "Simple",
"params" => [
"result" => RESULT_OK,
"value" => "The dummy test does nothing and was extremely successful",
"count" => [float value],
"visual" => "[styling parameters]",
],
],
]
);
Parameters
key | type | description |
---|---|---|
result🔸 | (integer) | result code After loading the client class you can use constants to keep the code more readable RESULT_OK = OK (0) RESULT_UKNOWN = unknown (1) RESULT_WARNING = Warning (2) RESULT_ERROR = Error (3) |
value🔸 | (string) | ouput text to describe the result |
count | (float) | ptional; if a count exists in a check then a tile will be rendered |
visual | (string) | optional; used if a “count” was given. see counter description Description of response |
🔸 required
You can use the simple check to verify just anything that has no pre defined function yet. Set a value for the text that should be visible and the result code (you should use the constants from table above to keep it more readable).
Examples
None yet.