📈 PHP Zabbix Graph
Get a graph from Zabbix to display on a webpage or save to a file. If you are using Laravel, then please check out this repository.
Original Package
https://github.com/casperboone/zabbix-graph
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
composer require alexdeoliveira/zabbix-graphRequire Composer's autoload (probably already done):
require __DIR__.'/../vendor/autoload.php';Usage
Basic Usage
You can create an instance of Alexdeoliveira\ZabbixGraph and pass the full URL to your Zabbix installation, the username and the password through the constructor. On this instance you can get a graph from Zabbix by calling ->find($graphId). Graph IDs can be found in the URL of the Zabbix UI of a certain graph.
Example:
$zabbixGraph = new Alexdeoliveira\ZabbixGraph('http://my-zabbix.com', 'username', 'passsword');
$zabbixGraph->width(500)
->height(300)
->find(54);The output of find is a binary image that can be saved to a file or converted to an HTTP response.
Available Methods
The following methods are available to adjust the parameters of the graph:
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
->width(int $width) |
The width of the graph in pixels* |
->height(int $width) |
The height of the graph in pixels* |
->startTime(DateTime $start) |
The start date and time of the data displayed in the graph |
->endTime(DateTime $end) |
The end date and time of the data displayed in the graph |
* The graph that Zabbix returns is usually slightly bigger because of added legends or labels
Old Zabbix versions
If you're using Zabbix 1.8 or older, then you need to set the last parameter of the constructor to true.
Example:
$zabbixGraph = new Alexdeoliveira\ZabbixGraph('http://my-zabbix.com', 'username', 'passsword', true);