Terminal view of Alerta alerts.

If there are alerts:

If there's none:

You can download it from the releases, here on github, or you can install it with cargo:

$ cargo install hootie

$ cargo build

or:

$ cargo build --release

Hootie only takes one parameter - the url to get alerts from your Alerta instance. Here is an example from a deployment I use, which has selected open alerts on the 'infrastructure' service:

$ hootie --alerta-url='http://alerta.res.ahl/api/alerts?status=open&service=infrastructure'

There is a small python script in the fake_alerta dir that can pretend to be alerta while you're working on Hootie. It's very simple.

If you use it, then you can invoke Hootie like this:

$ hootie --alerta-url='http://localhost:8080'

Builds embed dependency information into the binaries using rust-audit. This should make it possible to see if any advisories have been released against any packages Hootie uses.