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Informations about the package uplinkr

Uplinkr

CLI-first monitoring for Laravel — simple, local, reliable.
File-based monitoring for URLs & APIs. No external services.

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What is Uplinkr?

Uplinkr is a lightweight, file-based uptime and response monitoring package for Laravel. It allows you to monitor your URLs and APIs without requiring a database, storing all probe results as JSON files. Perfect for developers who need simple, reliable monitoring integrated directly into their Laravel applications.

Key Features

How It Works

Uplinkr follows a simple workflow:

  1. Create a Project - Organize your monitoring targets into logical groups
  2. Add Probes - Define URLs/APIs to monitor with optional custom headers, methods, and body data
  3. Configure Alerts - Set up failure thresholds and notification channels
  4. Run Probes - Execute manually or automatically via Laravel's scheduler
  5. Receive Alerts - Get notified when probes fail or respond slowly
  6. Send Heartbeats - Keep operators informed that monitoring is active via I’m alive

All probe results and settings are stored as JSON files, making it easy to inspect, back up, and track operational changes over time.

Quick Start

This section walks you through the minimal setup required to start monitoring a URL or API. No database, no external services — just install, configure, and run your first probe.

1. Install Uplinkr via Composer

2. Publish Configuration Files

3. Create your first project

4. Add the simplest check

5. Run the check for your first project

Deep Dive

Want to go beyond the basics?

Requirements

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please see SECURITY.md for how to report them.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.md.

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Requires php Version ^8.2
illuminate/support Version ^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/console Version ^11.0|^12.0
ext-openssl Version *
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