SLAPIN - Pagerduty

This is the Pagerduty Plugin or "SLAPIN" for SLAPI Bot managed by the SLAPI Team.

Installation & Configuration

Download a copy of this yaml or copy and paste the below to pager.yml into the config/plugins directory of your SLAPI bot.

plugin:
  type: container
  config:
    name: pager # Name of instance
    Image: 'slapi/slapin-pagerduty' # Enter user/repo (or :tag is an option as well) (standard docker pull procedures), you can also pull from a private repo via domain.com/repo
    Env: # List of environment variables
      - PAGER_TOKEN='API_KEY' # Your API token
      - PAGER_SERVICE='SERVICE_ID' # Service(s) you wish to filter buy (Coming Soon)

or if you want to avoid using container Environment variables

plugin:
  type: container
  mount_config: '/pager/config/pager.yml' # Path to config inside container, Will check if not nil and will mount if this exists into container
  config:
    Image: 'slapi/slapin-pagerduty' # Enter user/repo (or :tag is an option as well) (standard docker pull procedures), you can also pull from a private repo via domain.com/repo
# Pager Token and Service lookups
pager:
  token: adfiaujioj3489 # Your API token
  service: a9u30rj # Service to trigger via bot

Usage

Local Development

1. Export the following export PAGER_TOKEN=$TOKEN or create a ./config/pager.yml (like the examples in Install section, only need the pager: portion)
2. Either run bundle install or run bin/setup to install dependencies
3. Run ./bin/pager to utilize program

Optional Run Items

• Run rake spec to run the tests
• You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/imperiallabs/slapin-pagerduty.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.