Zabbix.NET

Zabbix.NET is .NET Zabbix API library which is incredible easy to use thanks to C# dynamic objects. There is no need for special classes for zabbix API methods. You can pass parameters via the anonymous objects. Or just your regular objects.

Usage:

Zabbix zabbix = new Zabbix(user, pass, zabbixUrl);
// Zabbix zabbix = new Zabbix(user, pass, zabbixUrl, true); // Add true as a parameter if you need to use Basic Auth
zabbix.Login();
string resultStr = zabbix.jsonResponse("host.get", new {output: "extend"});
Response resultObj = zabbix.objectResponse("host.get", new {output: "extend"});
zabbix.Logout();

Response class

public string jsonrpc { get; set; }
public dynamic result = new ExpandoObject();
public int id { get; set; }

Example (Log all hosts with active triggers):

Zabbix zabbix = new Zabbix("yourapiuser", "yourpassword", "http://yourzabbix.domain.eu/zabbix/api_jsonrpc.php");

zabbix.login();
Response responseObj = zabbix.objectResponse("trigger.get", new
	{ output = new string[] {"hostname", "description", "lastchange", "priority", "value", "status", "triggerid" },
      min_severity = 3,
      expandData = true,
      expandDescription = true,
      expandExpression = true,
      selectHosts = "extend",
      selectGroups = "extend",
      monitored = true,
      sortfield = "hostname",
      skipDependent = true,
      filter = new {value = 1 }
     });
zabbix.logout();

foreach (dynamic data in responseObj.result)
{
	Console.WriteLine(data.Hostname);
}

Example using Zabbix.NET from Powershell (Log all hosts with active triggers):

[Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFile("C:\pathtodll\Newtonsoft.Json.dll");
[Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFile("C:\pathtodll\ZabbixApi.dll");
$Zabbix = New-Object "ZabbixApi.Zabbix" ("yourapiuser", "yourpassword", "http://yourzabbix.domain.eu/zabbix/api_jsonrpc.php");
$Zabbix.login();
$params=[System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject]::new();
$params.output=@("hostname", "description", "lastchange","priority","value","status","triggerid");
$params.min_severity = 3;
$params.expandData = $true;
$params.expandDescription = $true;
$params.expandExpression = $true;
$params.selectHosts = "extend";
$params.selectGroups = "extend";
$params.monitored = $true;
$params.sortfield = "hostname";
$params.skipDependent = $true;
$params.filter = @{"value" = 1;}
$responseObj = $zabbix.objectResponse("trigger.get", $params);
$Zabbix.logout();

foreach ( $data in $responseObj.result) {
        write-output $data.Hostname;
}

Note that you pass API method to Zabbix.jsonRespopnse (objectResponse) method as a string.

Note:

• You need to use login() method after creating Zabbix class and logout() after you are done with the API to make sure there are no open sessions left.
• Zabbix.NET uses Newtonsoft.Json library for json serialization and deserialization
• .NET 4.0, but you can compile to any version of .NET as long as it supports ExpandoObject and Newtonsoft.Json
• Now available on NuGET PM> Install-Package Zabbix.NET