AnyStatus API

A library that contains the classes, interfaces and utilities needed for developing AnyStatus plugins.

How it works

AnyStatus communicates with plugins using the API library. During startup, AnyStatus scans assemblies in the installation directory and registers all plugins.

A plugin is a set of classes that instruct AnyStatus how to display it in the dashboard and which features the plugin supports.

Plugins Library

Check out the complete plugins library at https://github.com/AnyStatus/Plugins

Plugin Example

A class that defines the plugin.

[DisplayName("Ping")]
[DisplayColumn("Network")]
[Description("Test the reachability of a host")]
public class Ping : Plugin, IMonitored
{
    [Required]
    [Category("Ping")]
    [Description("Host Name or IP Address")]
    public string Host { get; set; }
}

A class that handles a monitor health check.

public class Pong : IMonitor<Ping>
{
    public void Handle(Ping myPing)
    {
        using (var ping = new System.Net.NetworkInformation.Ping())
        {
            var pong = ping.Send(myPing.Host);
                
            if (pong.Status == IPStatus.Success)
                ping.State = State.Ok;
            else
                ping.State = State.Failed;
        }
    }
}

In addition to the IMonitored and IMonitor<T> interfaces, you can also implement interfaces such as ICanStart, ICanStop, ICanRestart and others, to let AnyStatus know which features are supported by the plugin.