Honeybadger Read API

A Ruby Library for the Honeybadger Read API for easily pulling your data out of Honeybadger.

Installation

Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:

gem "honeybadger-api"

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install honeybadger-api

Usage

Introduction

Firstly require the library:

require "honeybadger-api"

Then configure your personal API access token. Your personal API access token can be found on your personal profile page:

Honeybadger::Api.configure do |c|
  c.access_token = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
end

After you have setup your API access token you can now make requests.

Projects

# Find a project
Honeybadger::Api::Project.find(project_id)
# Find all the projects
Honeybadger::Api::Project.all
# Retrieve a paginator for projects
paginator = Honeybadger::Api::Project.paginate

There are several methods that you should be aware of when using the paginator.

# Get a paginator for a resource
paginator = Honeybadger::Api::Project.paginate
# Retrieve a paginator for projects starting at a page
paginator = Honeybadger::Api::Project.paginate(:page => 5)
# Whether there are any more previous or next pages
paginator.previous?
=> true
paginator.next?
=> true
# Retrieve the previous or next pages
paginator.previous
paginator.next
# Retrieve the current page number
paginator.current_page
# Return all previously requested pages as a Hash
paginator.pages
=> {
  1 => [
    #<Honeybadger::Api::Project @id=1, @name="Example">,
    #<Honeybadger::Api::Project @id=2, @name="Acme">
  ],
  2 => [
    #<Honeybadger::Api::Project @id=3, @name="Website">
  ]
}
# Return all previously requested pages as a collection
paginator.collection
=> [
  #<Honeybadger::Api::Project @id=1, @name="Example">,
  #<Honeybadger::Api::Project @id=2, @name="Acme">,
  #<Honeybadger::Api::Project @id=3, @name="Website">
]

Deploys

# Find a deploy
Honeybadger::Api::Deploy.find(project_id, deploy_id)
# Find all the deploys
Honeybadger::Api::Deploy.all(project_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for deploys
Honeybadger::Api::Deploy.paginate(project_id)

Faults

# Find a fault
Honeybadger::Api::Fault.find(project_id, fault_id)
# Find all the faults
Honeybadger::Api::Fault.all(project_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for faults
Honeybadger::Api::Fault.paginate(project_id)

Notices

# Find all the notices
Honeybadger::Api::Notice.all(project_id, fault_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for notices
Honeybadger::Api::Notice.paginate(project_id, fault_id)

Comments

# Find a comment
Honeybadger::Api::Comment.find(project_id, fault_id, comment_id)
# Find all the comments
Honeybadger::Api::Comment.all(project_id, fault_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for comments
Honeybadger::Api::Comment.paginate(project_id, fault_id)

Teams

# Find a team
Honeybadger::Api::Team.find(team_id)
# Find all the teams
Honeybadger::Api::Team.all
# Retrieve a paginator for teams
Honeybadger::Api::Team.paginate

Team Members

# Find a team member
Honeybadger::Api::TeamMember.find(team_id, team_member_id)
# Find all the team members
Honeybadger::Api::TeamMember.all(team_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for team members
Honeybadger::Api::TeamMember.paginate(team_id)

Team Invitations

# Find a team invitation
Honeybadger::Api::TeamInvitation.find(team_id, team_invitation_id)
# Find all the team invitations
Honeybadger::Api::TeamInvitation.all(team_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for team invitations
Honeybadger::Api::TeamInvitation.paginate(team_id)

Sites

# Find a site
Honeybadger::Api::Site.find(project_id, site_id)
# Find all the sites
Honeybadger::Api::Site.all(project_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for sites
Honeybadger::Api::Site.paginate(project_id)

Outages

# Find all the outages
Honeybadger::Api::Outage.all(project_id, site_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for outages
Honeybadger::Api::Outage.paginate(project_id, site_id)

Uptime Checks

# Find all the uptime checks
Honeybadger::Api::UptimeCheck.all(project_id, site_id)
# Retrieve a paginator for uptime checks
Honeybadger::Api::UptimeCheck.paginate(project_id, site_id)

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request