opsgenie reactor for godot.

If a service state goes to critical it'll create an alert, if service comes back (state becomes ok) it'll close the alert if it's still open (aka hasn't been solved by somebody).

• customerKey: required, opsgenie api key, grab yours from https://www.opsgenie.com/customer/settings
• recipients: name or group name of recipients, defaults to all

var godot = require( "godot" );
godot.createServer({
    type: "udp",
    reactors: [
        godot.reactor()
            .where( "service", "elasticsearch/health/healthcheck" )
            .change( "state" )
            .opsgenie({
                customerKey: "grab it from: https://www.opsgenie.com/customer/settings"
            })
    ]
}).listen( 1337 );

Run your godot server with DEBUG=godot:opsgenie:reactor

npm test

It uses mocha and should and it mocks the opsgenie using nock.

MIT