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Package startup-slack-notification-laravel
Short Description Adds a command to send a startup notification on slack.
License MIT
Informations about the package startup-slack-notification-laravel
Startup Slack Notification for Laravel
This package adds a command, startup-notification:slack
which sends a startup-notification to slack to inform you when the server is started. This is useful during a deploy to get a notification when the deployment has been completed, during horizontal scaling to be notified when new servers are started, and to be notified if your server is restarted for unexpected reasons.
Installation
Add the package to your Laravel project.
The package is configured for automatic discovery, so unless you have other settings, you do not need to manually add the service provider.
Usage
Add your slack hook, either to the .env-variable STARTUP_SLACK_HOOK=
or by publishing the configuration (using php artisan vendor:publish
) and setting the slack_hook
config value.
Run the command startup-notification:slack
during server boot.
Defining custom data
You can optionally define custom data to be sent along the notification in services.startup-slack-notification.data
. Any key-value pairs added there will be sent along with the Slack notification.
Testing an actual message
One of the tests is prepared to send an acutal slack message. To run this test, create a .hook
-file in the /tests
directory and set the contents to a slack hook URL. Alternatively, you may add the STARTUP_SLACK_HOOK
env value to phpunit.xml.dist
.
All other tests mock the actual sending of the notification, and instead makes assertions on the contents before transmission.
Licence
MIT
Author
Martin Krisell ([email protected])