NAME
    Zabbix::Tiny - A small module to eliminate boilerplate overhead when using the Zabbix API

VERSION
    0.500

SYNOPSIS
      use strict;
      use warnings;
      use Zabbix::Tiny;

      use Data::Dumper;

      my $username = 'zabbix_user';
      my $password = 'secretpassword';
      my $url = 'http://zabbix.domain.com/zabbix/api_jsonrpc.php';

      my $zabbix = Zabbix->new(
          server   => $url,
          password => $password,
          user     => $username
      );

      my $hosts = $zabbix->do(
          'host.get',  # First argument is the Zabbix API method
          output    => [qw(hostid name host)],  # Remaining paramters to 'do' are the params for the zabbix method.
          hostids   => [27,30]
          monitored => 1,
          limit     => 2,
          ## Any other params desired
      );

      print Dumper $hosts;

DESCRIPTION
    This module functions as a simple wrapper to eliminate boilerplate that might otherwise need to be created when interfacing with the Zabbix API.
    Login to the Zabbix servre is handled with the constructor. Beyond that, the primary method is the "do" method. The user.logout method is
    implemented in the object deconstructor as well, so there should be no need to explicity logout of zabbix.

METHOD
    my $zabbix = new( server => $url, password => $password, user => $username);
        The constructor requires server, user, and password. It will create the zabbix object, and log in to the server all at once.

    my $hosts = $zabbix->do('zabbix.method', %params);
        This will execute any defined zabbix method, with the corresponding params. Refer to the Zabbix manual for a list of available methods. If
        the zabbix method is of a *.get flavor, the return is an arrayref data structure containing the response from the zabbix server.

    my $verbose = $zabbix->last_response;
        Communication with the zabbix server is done via the "LWP" module. The "do" method contains a very succinct array ref that should contain
        only the data needed for interacting with the zabbix server. The "last_response" argument returns the LWP "HTTP::Response" object, which may
        be useful for troubleshooting.