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    Add Nixstats notifications via a new WebHook in QuickMeet.Chat

    1. In QuickMeet.Chat go to Administration > Workspace > Integrations and create New Integration.

    2. Choose Incoming WebHook.

    3. Follow all instructions like Enable, give it a name, link to channel, etc. Set Enable Script to true and enter the JavaScript in the "Script" box.

    4. Hit Save changes and copy the Webhook URL (added just below the script box).

    5. Go to https://nixstats.com -> Settings -> Notification Contacts -> Add (or Edit a contact) contact.

    6. Paste the QuickMeet.Chat URL you've copied in step 4.

    Paste this JavaScript code in the "Script" textarea on QuickMeet.Chat webhook settings:

    /* exported Script */
    /* globals console, _, s */
    
    /** Global Helpers
     *
     * console - A normal console instance
     * _       - An underscore instance
     * s       - An underscore string instance
     */
    
    class Script {
      /**
       * @params {object} request
       */
      process_incoming_request({ request }) {
        var url;
        var url_title;
        if(request.content.domain_id)
        {
          url = 'https://nixstats.com/domains/'+request.content.domain_id;
          url_title = request.content.name+" @ nixstats.com";
        }
        else
        {
          url = 'https://nixstats.com/server/'+request.content.server_id;
          url_title = request.content.server_name+" @ nixstats.com";
        }
        return {
         content:{
            text: request.content.subject,
            "attachments": [
              {
                "author_name": url_title,
                "author_link": url,
                "author_icon": "https://nixstats.com/images/favicon.png"
              }
              ]
           }
        };
      }
    }

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    Add Nixstats notifications via a new WebHook in QuickMeet.Chat

    1. In QuickMeet.Chat go to "Administration"->"Integrations" and create "New Integration".

    2. Choose Outgoing WebHook.

    3. Select Message Sent as Event trigger.

    4. Enter ns as trigger word.

    5. Enter <https://api.eu.nixstats.com/v1/> as URLs.

    6. Avatar URL <https://nixstats.com/images/favicon.png>.

    7. Token, this is your nixstats API token, create an API key.

    8. Script Enabled set to True.

    Paste this JavaScript in the Script text area on QuickMeet.Chat webhook settings:

    /* exported Script */
    /* globals Store */
    
    class Script {
      prepare_outgoing_request({ request }) {
        let match;
    
        match = request.data.text.match(/^ns servers\s(ls|list)\s*(.*)?$/);
        if (match) {
          let u = request.url + 'servers?perpage=99&token='+request.data.token;
          return {
            url: u,
            headers: request.headers,
            method: 'GET'
          };
        }
    
        match = request.data.text.match(/^ns graphs\s(.*)?$/);
        if (match) {
          var matched = false;
          var options;
          var serverrequest = HTTP('GET', request.url + 'servers?perpage=99&token='+request.data.token, options);
          var serverlist = []
          JSON.parse(serverrequest.result.content).servers.forEach(function(pr) {
            serverlist.push({'name': pr.name, 'id': pr.id});
          });
    
          serverlist.forEach(function(serv) {
            if(serv.id == match[1])
            {
              matched = serv.id;
            }
            if(serv.name == match[1])
            {
              matched = serv.id;
            }
          });
    
          if(!matched){
            return {
              message: {
                text: 'Server not found.'
              }
            };
          }
          else
          {
            let u = request.url + 'server/'+matched+'?charts=yes&token='+request.data.token;
            return {
              url: u,
              headers: request.headers,
              method: 'GET'
            };
          }
        }
    
        match = request.data.text.match(/^help$/);
        if (match) {
          return {
            message: {
              text: [
                '**Nixstats commands**',
                '```',
                  '  ns servers ls|list',
                  '  ns graphs serverid|servername',
                '```'
              ].join('\n')
            }
          };
        }
      }
    
      process_outgoing_response({ request, response }) {
        var text = [];
        var attach = [];
        if(response.content.charts)
        {
          response.content.charts.forEach(function(pr) {
            attach.push({
               "color": "#000000",
               "text": pr.title+" on "+response.content.name,
               "image_url": pr.url,
             });
          });
            text.push('Performance of '+response.content.name);
        }
        else
        {
          text.push('```');
          response.content.servers.forEach(function(pr) {
            text.push(''+pr.id+"\t "+pr.last_data.load.replace(",",",\t")+"\t"+pr.name+'');
          });
          text.push('```');
        }
        return {
          content: {
            text: text.join('\n'),
            attachments: attach,
            parseUrls: false
          }
        };
      }
    }

    After saving the data, you can use the following commands to retrieve data:

    • ns servers list to list your servers with their IDs and load average.

    • ns graphs [serverid] to retrieve a graph of Memory, Network, Load average, and Disk usage of the specified server.


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