Commits


Store acknowledgement status of hosts, services


Actually return permissions grante to the client Before we were just returning an empty response or something non-meaningful


Let users schedule their own checks


Always format generated code While here document what is needed to actually run go generate.


Handle last check result of services Includes a test to know that we're handling the JSON properly.


Implement checker interface for HostGroup This also adds a test for checking all hosts in a HostGroup.


Correctly marshal Hosts into JSON We were missing some attributes, like not adding any groups or display names. This also adds a test which checks whether we are marshalling hosts into JSON correctly.


Document checker Check() methods


Support cascading delete of objects


Store host state type


Add checking of services and hosts And also add a icinga_test package that does the black-box tests i.e. tests which speak to a real icinga server.


Set accurate crud.go header comment getopt(1) clears the value of "$@", so grab it before it's cleared


deduplicate new test client code This adds a newTestClient option so that we aren't constantly creating new http transports clients and all that


Support Icinga2 hostgroups Tests of hostgroup operations are done in TestFilter


doc: Keep the getting started tutorial in 1 place


Clearer contribution details in README


Remove unused attrs() method It was required to satisfty the object interface but the interface changed because it wasn't used anywhere.


doc: correct doc comment about type


Generate CRUD code using go generate Explanation for use is in the README


Merge Hosts and FilterHosts Getting all Hosts is the same as calling FilterHosts with an empty filter anyway.


Merge get and getFilter methods Doing a GET without a query is the same as doing a GET with an empty query, so there's no point having 2 separate methods.


Merge filter and all objects methods Getting all objects is the same as getting objects with a zero filter.


Deduplicate case conditions Encoding a Host, Service and User as JSON is the same so there's no point having different statements.


Add test for getting objects with a filter


Add tests for user management