OSHA Monitor - Keeps an eye out for the workers

General Idea

HiveOS allows notifications to Discord and Telegram but I am a simple person - I just want a text message if my worker goes offline. Hence, this project.

Configuration File

Place this file at the root directory

oshamonitor_config.json

• hiveos.bearer_token
  • You can create a static Authentication Token on the HiveOS website. When you first log in go to Account and then scroll down to fine Authentication token. Click "Generate new Personal API-token". After generated click "Show" and after authenticating, copy the token into this field.
• twilio.alert_recipient
  • This is the phone number you would like to be notified if your rig goes down. Format is "+[CountryCode][PhoneNumber_DigitsOnly].
• twilio.twilio_number
  • This is the phone number you have set up in Twilio to send text messages from. Format is "+[CountryCode][PhoneNumber_DigitsOnly].
• twilio.account_sid
  • This is your String Identifier (SID) for Twilio. Can be found on Twilio homepage after logging in. More Details
• twilio.auth_token
  • This is your Auth Token for Twilio. Can be found on the Twilio homepage after logging in. More Details
• general.refresh_interval
  • This sets the frequency of the polling to check worker status. The number is the delay in milliseconds. IE: 5 seconds is 5000.
• general.end_monitoring_after_alert
  • This flag determines whether or not oshamonitor will continue running after alerting you that your system is offline. Main reason for setting this to true would be if you were concerned about not resolving the issue and the text messages costing you too much money. However, with a 60 second refresh interval an entire day of text messages would cost you around $10 - not terrible.

    "hiveos": {
        "bearer_token": "your_hiveos_bearer_token"
    },
    "twilio": {
        "alert_recipient": "+1[your_number]",
        "twilio_number": "+1[your_twilio_number]",
        "account_sid": "your_account_sid",
        "auth_token": "your_auth_token"
    },
    "general" {
        "refresh_interval": "5000",
        "end_monitoring_after_alert": "false"
    }

Important Notes

• Run npm install at the root level of this project to install the dependencies before first run.
• This currently is only set up to work for the first worker in your HiveOS account. It will ONLY monitor this one worker currently. I only have one worker so I have not implemented more workers at this point and likely will not.