Heroku Capulus

A cli tool to make request to heroku or any server in an interval.

Usage

Download the binary in here based on your platform. The configuration file is needed to run the binary. Put the config file in the same directory with the binary. Configuration file should named as config.json. Customize the config based on your need. The configuration file should at least look like below.

{
    "interval": "10m",
    "urls": [
        "https://google.com",
        "https://ask.com"
        "https://duckduckgo.org"
    ],
    "timezone": "Asia/Jakarta",
    "startAt": "06:00",
    "stopAt": "19:00",
    "alwaysOn": false
}

Or in toml config.toml.

interval = "10m"
urls = ["https://google.com"]
timezone = "Asia/Jakarta"
startAt = "06:00"
stopAt = "19:00"
alwaysOn = false

Details:

• interval is gap between request. How long it should wait before next request. e.g. 10m, 1h10m, 15m, 1h10m15s.

• urls List of urls to be requested.

• timezone is the timezeone that used by startAt and stopAt.

• startAt & stopAt The tool will only run between the startAt and stopAt. Use 24 hour format.

• alwaysOn (optional) If alwaysOn option is set to true, the app will always run regardless the startAt and stopAt. alwaysOn option overrides the startAt and stopAt.

Once you have config set, you can just execute the binary file.

Note: the program prioritize the config.toml before config.json.

Dev

Install dependencies:

$ go get

Run:

$ go run .

Build:

$ go build