Pure Scala monitoring service that comes with a file monitoring reference implementation. Monido was actually a spawn from my desire to apply the cake pattern in some project.
- Flexible
- Easy to extend
- Straight forward
A Monido is short for "Monitor this thing, and do something!" It's completely made-up.
I'm actually making it up as I type...
A typical Monido is comprised of three components. These are:
PulsatingComponentMonitorComponentListeningComponent(optional)
A PulsatingComponent is something that wakes the MonitorComponent to do something.
A PulsatingComponent could wake it at set intervals, once a day, manually, etc.
The MonitorComponent will simply monitor whatever it was told to monitor (The FileMonido
reference implementation monitors the file system.) Optionally, the Monitor can notify a client
of a change (or anything else really) by making use of the ListeningComponent.
Lots of moving parts that have arbitrary dependencies make it a great candidate for some DI.
The Monido project has been conscripted, so a simple:
cs philcali/monido
Is all that's needed to install it. Now you can do things like:
monido some/path -e ls -l
For simple monitoring services in your app, include the monido-core in your build
process:
libraryDependencies += "org.github.philcali" %% "monido-core" % "0.1.2"