StatusReport

A one-click deploy github-hosted statuspage

Demo

Why read, when you can see it for yourself!

Demo uses the exact code in this repo.
Issues are loaded from here

Usage

StatusReport was built to be deployed by simply forking this repo, so the process is simple

• Fork the repo
• Edit config.json in the static folder, guide here
• Edit meta tags inside index.html
• Set Github to use master branch for github pages in repo settings
• Add issue labels in your repo for each of the statuses and services from config.json + the extra announcement label for system-wide announcements - example here

Source files contain demo values, so you will have a working page right from the beginning.

And you're done! Everything will be updated automatically and cached by the client, without the need to rebuild or push anything.

Features

• Client-sided updates
• Responsive design
• Deployment by forking the repo
• System-wide announcements

Customize

Full list of config.json options and values can be found here

If you want to dive deeper - clone the repo to your local system and edit the CSS directly (in the file or through the inspector) and commit changes.

Custom domain

If you want your statuspage to be accessible through custom domain - create a file named CNAME in the root of your repo, with your custom domain in it. And then in your domain's DNS settings add a new record pointing at yourname.github.io, where yourname is your GitHub's profile name

Support

SatusReport is and will be absolutely free to use and re-distribute, however, if you like it and/or my other projects - consider signing up for a small monthly donation on my patreon. It's a huge help!

Develop

If you need to go deeper © – you can edit the source JS and Sass files.

Frameworks/libraries used

• React
• Sass
• Fetch
• Bootstrap v4
• Underscore
• React-Markdown
• MomentJS
• ExpressJS (for dev server)

Requirements

• NodeJS
• NPM
• Sass
• Bower

If you don't want to use nodejs server - you can fire up a python devserver.py, you'll need Flask installed for this to work, though.

Installation

Get Bower, Browserify and Watchify (for on-the-fly updates)

npm install -g bower browserify watchify

Install package dependencies

npm install

bower install

Running

Open terminal in the root repo directory

Start watchify to automatically build your JS

watchify src/source.js -t [ babelify --presets [ es2015 react ] ] -o static/bundle.js -v

Then start Sass in watch mode

sass --watch src:static

At last - run one of the included servers

For node

node devserver.js

For python

python devserver.py