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<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndreiD/SlackUptimeMonitor/master/slackmonitor.JPG" alt="slack website up down notifier uptime ping"/>

#### A simple, one file script that notifies you on slack when your website is down.
#### A simple, one file script that notifies you on slack when your website is down

## Configuration
## Configurations

### Step 1 - Get the script

Simply copy paste the script uptimemonitor.py into your server. After you test it add it to cron with your preferred check interval
Simply copy paste the script uptimemonitor.py into your server. After you test it, add it to cron with your preferred check interval

Example for checks every minute
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$tail -f /root/uptimenotifier.log
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Note that the script is written in Python3.5.
Note that the script is written in Python3.5

### Step 2 - Setup the config variables

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SLACK_TOKEN = os.environ.get('SLACK_TOKEN')

#### Where you want to receive your notifications ?
#### Where you want to receive your notifications?

you can get it using list_channels and channel_info or click on the channel name

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