* Correct type annotation
Not 100% sure this is correct as I don't know what the previous change was trying to correct - but they're definitely not all strings.
* Correct the correction
* Update manifest and add service worker
cleanup icons a bit
* Push notifications WIP
* navigate working
* cleanup
* acknowledge wired up
* Set VAPID keys on composer install
* Component to control notification permissions.
* Allow all user option to validate
* Enable on browser load if transport exists.
* Check for transport before showing user permissions
translations
* Documentation
* style fixes
* access via the attribute model
* fix alerting test
* update schema
* cleanup subscription on disable
* non-configurable db and table for webpush subscriptions (respect system connection)
* revert AlertTransport change
hopefully phpstan can figure it out
* phpstan fixes
* Support custom details display
* Match transport names to brand's preferred display
* less duplicate id errors
* Tests are done in Laravel code now so
remove legacy function usage... could be better, but ok
* Style fixes
* Style fixes 2
* Fix alert test
* Doc updates requires HTTPS and GMP
* unregister subscription when permission is set to denied
* cleanup after user deletion
* delete the right thing
* fix whitespace
* update install docs to include php-gmp
* suggest ext-gmp
* update javascript
* Update functions.php
Co-authored-by: Jellyfrog <[email protected]>
* Add support for sending events to Sensu
Sensu is an alerting and monitoring service (and much more) that has a
nagios compatible check API.
This transport translates LibreNMS alerts into Sensu events, and sends
them to the agent API running on the same host as the poller.
The transport has a few options, but none of them are required - if the
Sensu agent is correctly configured, alerts will be sent as soon as the
transport is enabled.
There's a fair amount of code, as I've tried to translate as much data as
possible between LibreNMS and Sensu.
* Update Transports.md
* If alerted is 0, send an "ok" alert dated rrd.step / 2 seconds ago
This makes Sensu aware of the last time the check ran successfully (ish).
If we don't send the initial "ok", Sensu will either display 'unknown',
or an incorrectly high duration for the incident.
Alerted gets set to 1 after the first alert is sent.
We choose rrd.step / 2 as:
* rrd.step is the maximum time ago the check could have succeeded
* we halve it, so that if a check is flapping, it is not masked
Basically, we guess that the check fails around halfway through the time
since the poller last ran.
* Add additional metadata
* Improve codeclimate slightly
* Consider names that are 2 or 3 components long
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