service-status-data
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Endpoints for services that have status pages
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A directory of status pages for various companies, the aim is to be able to pulled into other tools and services.
Current format is defined in schema.json
.
Many companies re-use existing tooling for their services so for example, GitHub uses Atlassian for their status page. So it's easy enough to say:
{
"name": "GitHub",
"web": "https://www.githubstatus.com/",
"host": "atlassian"
}
Then we can infer where the JSON, RSS or whatever is for GitHub. That's the host
definition ☝️
Some companies have built their own, or use a system that doesn't (yet) seem to have any easy way to get from the status page to a consumable data format. In this case we define and extra status
field, for example:
{
"name": "docker",
"web": "https://status.docker.com/",
"host": "status.io",
"status": {
"content": "json",
"url": "https://status.docker.com/1.0/status/533c6539221ae15e3f000031"
}
}
Please add in more if this is useful, more detailed instructions on this will come.
Installation
This data is useful standalone, but can also be used as a JavaScript library.
npm install service-status-data
And then to use:
import { get, list } from "service-status-data";
get('github') // Returns the data as a JSON object for GitHub.
list() // Returns a list of services. Each string can be passed to the `get` command.