appwarden v1.1.6

🤖 Appwarden

CLI to manage Appwarden monitors and deployments. Learn more at https://appwarden.io/docs/getting-started

Usage

Run the CLI with the following command:

> npx appwarden [command] [options]

To see the commands and parameters of the application, you can use the -h or --help parameter:

> npx appwarden --help

Commands

init

Set up Appwarden directory and scaffold your domain configuration files

A domain configuration file in Appwarden is a YAML file that defines monitoring settings for a specific domain. It includes sections for DNS and website monitors, specifying the hostname, DNS records, and website URLs to be monitored, along with their expected statuses and headers. This file helps Appwarden track and alert on unexpected changes to the domain's web infrastructure and requests.

Options

• -d, --domain hostname

Description

Domain configuration files are stored in a GitHub repository that you own, ensuring everything is in one place, making it easier to manage, track changes, and collaborate alongside your other source-controlled code.

You can manage your configuration files by using either a new or an existing repository. If you are monitoring multiple projects with Appwarden, it’s best to initialize it in a new repository. For single projects, we recommend setting it up within your existing project repository.

After initialization, simply open a pull request to your main branch to complete the Appwarden setup.

Example

# Set up Appwarden for our project's domains

> npx appwarden init -d appwarden.io -d appwarden.online