Introduction
Getting started with hooks in Eenos
The Eenos control panel supports hooks, which will help you to integrate any custom scripts or code blocks in the middle of Eenos operations.
Eenos supports two types of hooks Pre Hooks and Post Hooks.
Pre Hooks
The pre-hooks will be executed before the operation of a specific function. You should place the hook script in the following folder.
Location : /var/eenos/hooks/FUNCTION_NAME/pre/ , where FUNCTION_NAME is the action function
Example :
Example for a DNS creation pre-hook: /var/eenos/hooks/dns/pre/01-dns_sync.py
Post Hooks
The post hooks will be executed after the operation of a specific function. You should place the hook script in the following folder.
Location : /var/eenos/hooks/FUNCTION_NAME/post/ , where FUNCTION_NAME is the action function
Example :
Example for a dns creation post hook: /var/eenos/hooks/dns/post/01-dns_sync.py
All hook scripts must need execute permission to run the program.
Hook Inputs
The Eenos system calls will send the following command line inputs to the hook scripts.
- data: A base64 encoded JSON data of the related actions, This is compulsory.
- action: The action code CREATE, UPDATE, or DELETE, This is a compulsory
- panel: The control panel that performs the hooks, wap. rapp or uapp, This is a compulsory
- domain: The domain name performing the hooks. It is optional
- user: The Eenos user name associated with it. It is optional
An example hook action will be look like as follows :
/var/eenos/hooks/dns/pre/01-test.py \
data=eyJ0ZXN0IjoidGVzdCIsImhpIjoiaGVsbG8ifQ== \
action=CREATE \
panel=wap \
domain=fun.com \
user=foo
You may decode the data and process it.
Hook Programming Languages
The Eenos hook supports any programming language or binary. The only requirement is that you need to provide execute permission for the hook scripts. We recommend using Python scripts for creating hooks.
Hooks Script Ordering
The Eenos will sort the hook scripts based on the name. So if you like to execute multiple hooks, please make sure the hook script names are in a sorted order. ( eg : 00-pre.py , 01-pre.py, 02-pre.py )