go-thousandeyes is a go client library for the Thousandeyes v6 API. This repo also contains a supporting CLI tool tectl that uses the client lib.
This project is maintained by the ThousandEyes engineering team and accepts community contributions.
ThousandEyes would like to extend a thank you to William Fleming, John Dyer, and Joshua Blanchard for their contributions and community maintenance of this project.
First, download the source code
go get github.com/william20111/go-thousandeyes
tectl get agents
AGENT NAME AGENTID ENABLED LOCATION IPADDRESSES
Dallas, TX (Trial) 4492 0 Dallas Area 104.130.154.136,104.130.156.108,104.130.141.203,104.130.155.161
Chicago, IL (Trial) 4495 0 Chicago Area 23.253.167.114,23.253.41.151,23.253.46.129,23.253.47.96
Ashburn, VA (Trial) 4497 0 Ashburn Area 23.253.149.202,162.242.253.124,23.253.149.138,162.242.252.22
Sydney, Australia (Trial) 4500 0 New South Wales, Australia 119.9.24.178,119.9.24.218,119.9.24.167,119.9.24.176,2401:1801:7801:101:ec6e:d653:b713:68cb package main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/william20111/go-thousandeyes"
)
func main() {
client := thousandeyes.NewClient("foobar")
agents, err := client.GetAgents()
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
for _, a := range *agents {
fmt.Println(a.AgentName)
}
}- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create a new Pull Request
This is my first golang library and i have heavily leaned on go-pagerduty library for inspiration. Its a library I use and I have implemented a similar client interface based on their HttpClient wrapper. So thanks for the great oss lib!