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IMPORTANT: Looking for contributors #28
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Hey I have a client implementing the Zabbix API and I will be using your library. I will be more than willing to help support the API. |
Hi @chadmandoo Unfortunately, I didn't see your message… Sorry for that. I'll add you as a contributor, just give me a second. Cheers & Thanks |
@chadmandoo created a new team and added you to it… |
Hi @domibarton, I'm interested in the development of this library, so I'm offering myself as contributor. |
Hi @domibarton I am using zabbix 2.2 and I'm migrating to 4.0, all my scripts based on PhpZabbixApi stopped working and composer still in 2.4 version. I'd like to help fixing/updating code. |
@ojgarciab, if you have a chance, I'd like to check with you if the changes proposed at #39 fits with your needs. Please let me know and I'll try to provide any support that you could require. |
Great work (and a huge merge): I'll wait for the code to be mixed to start helping with improvements. The changes I made to my code were (valid with zabbix 2.2):
To (valid with zabbix 4.0):
The API error messages are very confusing:
So I'd try to improve type restrictions at library side. |
I understand your concerns, but my PR is 20 months old, so I'm suspecting this will not be merged. |
@phansys I understand your concerns, I really do. Unfortunately, I'm no longer able to support this API, as I've abandoned PHP a long time ago. Sorry about that. I had a quick look at your PR's and they look very well engineered. You mentioned you're thinking about a fork. I'm not a big fan of forks, because I think in OSS we should focus more on collaboration than just forking - IMHO forking should always be the last resort. However, I understand why you're thinking about forking, especially after you didn't get a response within 20 months ;) As you already implied before correctly, focusing on the build tool instead of the final implementation is much more important now. Unfortunately, I can't do that. But... you can ;) Apparently you've the knowhow (much more than I do at this state ^^) and you seem to be a nice guy. If you're OK with that, I'll add you as contributor and we can discuss how we should carry on with the project. I'd be really happy to give my project into the hands of somebody else who's capable of maintaining it and keeping it alive, or even improve it further :) Let me know if you're interested. Cheers |
Say yes! say yes! @phansys From an improvement as your pull request we can have a very good base to continue sending contributions. In addition, if the master branch is protected by forcing the CI to finish correctly (with unit tests) you could have one or two people reviewing each PR avoiding centralizing all the work in a single person. |
Sure @domibarton! Thank you so much for sharing your opinion and your concerns. |
Hey @domibarton, how are you? Thank you in advance. |
@phansys fork ! fork ! |
Thank you so much! 🎉 |
Thank you ;) And sry for the delay! |
Hi Guys, i'm trying use hostGet (or other functions api) in my ZabixController.. but i need use parameters like 'hostid = 10084'... "
" but it comming all data.... anybody know why parameters not working??? thanks!!! *sorry for my english. congrats for repository and so thanks! |
Hi there
TL;DR: Shifted from PHP to Python, no longer using PHP, looking for contributors.
A long time ago I've had a customer who was looking for a shiny & management-compliant monitoring dashboard. Because all the data was already available in Zabbix, I started to create a PHP-based WebUI which was accessing the Zabbix API. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a nice PHP API at that time and I started to develop my own API. This was when PhpZabbixApi was born!
A while ago I started to develop one of my projects in Python and after about one year my shift from PHP to Python (and Django) was complete. I've never looked back and I'm quite happy and impressed by Python and Django (lovely lovely Python & Django)!
Unfortunately, this means I'm no longer the "optimal" candidate to maintain my own code (don't know if I ever was ^^). This is one of my last PHP projects and it's kinda hard to support it today (my PHP knowledge is getting worse every day). I'm also relatively busy lately and therefore some of you already noticed that my response time is quite bad (sorry guys).
Long story short: I'm looking for contributors which help me to support the API, so that the community finally gets the support they deserve. Just send me a mail or comment this issue if you're interested in contributing - that would be awesome!
Cheers
Domi
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