Emmanuel BENOîT
c46c9d76d9
This PR adds the `check_output_matches` plugin, which can be used to count regexp or substring matches from either text files or command outputs and determine the final status based on the amount of matches that were found. Reviewed-on: #5 Co-authored-by: Emmanuel BENOÎT <tseeker@nocternity.net> Co-committed-by: Emmanuel BENOÎT <tseeker@nocternity.net>
127 lines
2.8 KiB
Go
127 lines
2.8 KiB
Go
// Package `perfdata` provides representations for a monitoring plugin's
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// performance data.
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package perfdata // import nocternity.net/gomonop/pkg/perfdata
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import (
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"strconv"
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"strings"
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"nocternity.net/gomonop/pkg/status"
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)
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// Performance data, including a label, units, a value, warning/critical
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// ranges and min/max boundaries.
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type PerfData struct {
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Label string
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units UnitOfMeasurement
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bits perfDataBits
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value string
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warn, crit Range
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min, max string
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}
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// Create performance data using the specified label and units.
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func New(label string, units UnitOfMeasurement, value string) *PerfData {
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if value != "" && !valueCheck.MatchString(value) {
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panic("invalid value")
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}
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pdRange := &PerfData{}
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pdRange.Label = label
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pdRange.units = units
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if value == "" {
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pdRange.value = "U"
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} else {
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pdRange.value = value
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}
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return pdRange
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}
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// Set the warning range for the performance data record.
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func (d *PerfData) SetWarn(r *Range) {
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if r == nil {
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d.bits &^= PDatWarn
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} else {
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d.warn = *r
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d.bits |= PDatWarn
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}
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}
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// Set the critical range for the performance data record.
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func (d *PerfData) SetCrit(r *Range) {
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if r == nil {
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d.bits &^= PDatCrit
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} else {
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d.crit = *r
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d.bits |= PDatCrit
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}
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}
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// Set the performance data's minimal value.
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func (d *PerfData) SetMin(min string) {
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if !valueCheck.MatchString(min) {
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panic("invalid value")
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}
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d.min = min
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d.bits |= PDatMin
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}
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// Set the performance data's maximal value.
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func (d *PerfData) SetMax(max string) {
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if !valueCheck.MatchString(max) {
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panic("invalid value")
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}
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d.max = max
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d.bits |= PDatMax
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}
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// Check the performance data's value against its configured ranges.
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func (d *PerfData) GetStatus() status.Status {
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value, err := strconv.ParseFloat(d.value, 64)
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if err != nil {
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return status.StatusUnknown
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}
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if d.bits&PDatCrit != 0 && d.crit.Contains(value) {
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return status.StatusCritical
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}
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if d.bits&PDatWarn != 0 && d.warn.Contains(value) {
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return status.StatusWarning
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}
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return status.StatusOK
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}
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// Converts performance data to a string which may be read by the monitoring
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// system.
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func (d *PerfData) String() string {
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var strBuilder strings.Builder
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needsQuotes := strings.ContainsAny(d.Label, " '=\"")
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if needsQuotes {
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strBuilder.WriteRune('\'')
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}
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strBuilder.WriteString(strings.ReplaceAll(d.Label, "'", "''"))
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if needsQuotes {
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strBuilder.WriteRune('\'')
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}
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strBuilder.WriteRune('=')
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strBuilder.WriteString(d.value)
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strBuilder.WriteString(d.units.String())
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strBuilder.WriteRune(';')
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if d.bits&PDatWarn != 0 {
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strBuilder.WriteString(d.warn.String())
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}
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strBuilder.WriteRune(';')
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if d.bits&PDatCrit != 0 {
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strBuilder.WriteString(d.crit.String())
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}
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strBuilder.WriteRune(';')
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if d.bits&PDatMin != 0 {
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strBuilder.WriteString(d.min)
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}
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strBuilder.WriteRune(';')
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if d.bits&PDatMax != 0 {
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strBuilder.WriteString(d.max)
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}
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return strBuilder.String()
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}
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