website-poller polls websites specified at ~/.websitepollerrc (JSON) and alerts using system notifications should some website fail to respond properly.
Define your ~/.websitepollerrc like this:
{
"user-agent": "Koodilehto Website Poller",
"websites": [
"http://www.github.com",
"http://www.google.com"
]
}Installation
Linux
Change the paths at ./install.sh and run it, or add the crontab entry yourself: @hourly DISPLAY=:0.0 /path/to/websitepoller > /dev/null
Make sure you have python-notify2 installed in order for the notications to work.
OS X
Make sure you have Growl and growlnotify installed. Otherwise Linux instructions apply.
Windows
No official support at the moment. Feel free to contribute.
License
MIT. See LICENSE for more information.
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