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Package laravel
Short Description Report to Downtime Desk monitors directly from your Laravel app.
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Downtime Desk Laravel Integration
Quickly add Downtime Desk monitoring to your Laravel application.
Features
- Automatic schedule registration
- Manual heartbeat dispatching
- Multiple named webhooks
- Automatic aggregation
- Queue support
- Scheduler macros
- Config-driven
- Zero-config onboarding
Installation
Publish config:
Usage
Default Webhook
Downtime Desk will automatically report for the default monitor when report() is called and no $name attribute is provided.
Named Webhook
If you have multiple monitors configured in your application, then you can specify which monitor to report for by passing the name of the monitor to the report() method.
Immediate Reporting
If for whatever reason you'd like to circumvent the schedule, or reporting aggregation, you can call reportNow() to report immediately.
reportNow() accepts the same arguments as report().
Direct Ping
Disable Auto Scheduling
This package automatically registers a schedule to report for the default monitor every minute. If you'd like to disable this,
you can call DowntimeDesk::withoutScheduling().
This is useful if you're using a custom scheduler implementation, or say you're running your application in a non-scheduled environment.
Without Aggregation
Aggregation is enabled by default, and makes use of the configured cache driver to process and flush reports.
You can disable aggregation by calling DowntimeDesk::withoutAggregation().
Default Monitor Name
You can change the default monitor name by calling DowntimeDesk::defaultMonitor() and passing the new default monitor name.
Remember you'll need to update the published downtime-desk configuration file to match the new name.
Batch Size Limit
If you're experiencing issues related to the default batch size, you can adjust it by calling DowntimeDesk::limitBatchSizeTo() and passing the desired batch size.
Schedule Registration Callback
You can customize the schedule registration callback by calling DowntimeDesk::registerScheduleWith() and passing a callable that accepts a Schedule instance and a monitor name.
Note: Calling DowntimeDesk::withoutScheduling() will disable the schedule registration callback.
Below is the default callback as a starting point:
Cache Key Name
If you're experiencing issues related to the default cache key name, you can change it by calling DowntimeDesk::useCacheKeyName() and passing the new cache key name.
Manual Scheduler
Testing
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All versions of laravel with dependencies
illuminate/support Version ^11.0|^v12.0|^13.0
illuminate/http Version ^11.0|^v12.0|^13.0