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Future of this Check Plugin #80

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mcktr opened this issue Jul 17, 2019 · 1 comment
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Future of this Check Plugin #80

mcktr opened this issue Jul 17, 2019 · 1 comment

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mcktr commented Jul 17, 2019

In the last couple of months there where not many activity on this project from my side. I want to clarify what is going to happen with this project and why there are was so less activity.

First things first I am still interested in to develop a check plugin to monitor a Fritz!Box and (if possible) connected smart devices.

I had a few issues with the implementation in Bash and the check plugin became hard to maintain. Lately I struggled to implement new features into the plugin due to its complexity and over time gained function scope. This plugin was created in my beginnings of writing Bash scripts, therefore some issues are related to my inexperienced myself. Nowadays, with more experience, I would do a few things different.

A quite time ago I decided to go the long way and re-write the whole check plugin in Golang to tackle the issues I had with the implementation in Bash. The result of the re-write can be found here: https://github.com/mcktr/check_fritz.

What happens with the Bash implementation? Since this check plugin works in the current version I'll leave it as it is. I plan to release a last release to tackle a few bugs and to merge outstanding pull requests. But new features will only be implemented in the Golang version.

If you are interested in a actively maintained check plugin to monitor a Fritz!Box I invite you to test the re-write in Golang. I also highly appreciate contribution in any form (test feedback, feature requests, bug reports) for the Golang version, you don't need to be a Golang developer to contribute. :-)

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mcktr commented May 25, 2020

I think it is time to archive this repository once the next version of the Golang based check plugin is out.

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