Important Notice

I'm no longer actively maintaining this project. If you are interested supporting it - ping me on twitter. The only thing that I will ask you is to not change the API drastically. If you are planning on doing that - better start a brand new project.

If you want me to transfer you only the name on npm, I'd be happy to only if the project does not have any downloads on npm lately. In case it's being downloaded, there are people that depend on it and might step up and start maintaining, so I will not transfer it to you, regardless if you want to release a new major version etc.

If you have any other questions, let me know.

Thanks!

Veselin

Pin

Is my site up? Node.js edition.

Features

• Minimalistic API
• Custom validators
• Check if text is present in the body
• Check response time
• Custom headers

Usage

var pin = require('pin');

pin('http://google.com/')
  .interval(10000) // in ms
  .up(function(response) {
      console.log(response);
   })
  .down(function(error, response) {
    console.log(error, response);
  });

Both "up" and "down" are optional.

Check if text is present in the body:

var pin = require('pin');

pin('http://google.com/')
  .interval(10000) // in ms
  .text('Google')
  .up(function(response) {
      console.log(response);
   })

Check if response is back under maximum duration:

var pin = require('pin');

pin('http://google.com/')
  .interval(10000) // in ms
  .maxDuration(800) // in ms
  .up(function(response, info) {
      console.log(response, info.duration);
   })

Register custom validator:

var pin = require('pin');

var validator = function(err, response, body) {
  // your custom checks here
  // it must return bool

  return true;
};

pin('http://google.com/')
  .interval(10000) // in ms
  .register(validator)
  .up(function(response) {
      console.log(response);
   })

Register custom headers:

var pin = require('pin');

pin('http://google.com/')
  .interval(10000) // in ms
  .header('My-header', 'Foo')
  .header('Other-header', 'Bar')
  .up(function(response) {
      console.log(response);
   })

Installation

$ npm install pin

License

MIT License