hotalert is a command line tool for task execution and alerting
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Hot Alert

Introduction

Hotalert is a command line tool that for task execution and configuration. Tasks and alerts are defined in yaml files and the program parses the files, executes the tasks and emits alerts when the tasks conditions are met.

For example if you want to send a notification to your mobile phone when a keyword is found on a website you can use the webhook_discord alerter and the web_scrape task function.

Example:

tasks:
  - options:
      url: [...]
      keywords: ["Episode 10", "Episode 11"]
    timeout: 10
    alerter: "webhook_discord"
    function: "web_scrape"
alerts:
  webhook_discord:
    webhook: https://discord.com/api/webhooks/[...]
    # $keywords can be used as a placeholder in the message, and it will be replaced with the actual keywords.
    message: "Hi, the keyword(s) `$keywords` was found on [...]"

Available task functions

web_scrape

The web_scrape task scrapes a web page by issuing a GET request and parses the response to look for keywords.

Options:

  • url (string) - The url to scrape.
  • keywords (array[string]) - A list of keyword strings to look for.

Development

To build the program for Linux under Linux use the following command:

GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm64 go build

If you're using Windows use:

$env:GOOS = "linux"
$env:GOARCH = "arm"
$env:GOARM = 5 

go build -o hotalert .