A small application to poll for response code or text
Project description
signalman
A small application to poll a remote endpoint for response code or text.
How to use signalman
signalman --timeout 60 --endpoint google.com --port 80 --rc 200 will run a test for 60 minutes until google.com returns a HTTP 200 on port 80
Parameter List
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
| --timeout | Timeout for Signalman in minutes |
| --endpoint | URL to test against |
| --port (optional) | Port to test against |
| --r-type | Return type you are expecting, choose from text, json or code |
| --r-value | Return value of type selected as --r-type, if using json then use the format key:value, currently only a single key pair is supported |
| --ssl (optional) | Use SSL/TLS |
| --headers (optional) | Any headers which need to be included - for example to request Content-Type: application/json use Content-Type:application/json |
| --debug (optional) | Print request and response headers and response body |
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