status-jockey

Incidents response filter for the Statuspage.io Incidents API

Note: Version 2 makes a huge number of breaking changes to the usage of this package. V1 documentation can be found in the wiki

Features

• Makes API calls to the Status and Manage APIs at Statuspage.io. See more information comparing these two APIs here
• Can filter and manipulate the response based on the following criteria:
  • filterByStatus: only include incidents which match specific statuses.
  • customFilter: only include incidents which match a provided filter function
  • maps: map an incident datum to a new key
  • keys: only include specific keys (including keys generated by maps)
• Returns Promise from axios-based fetch
• Function imports optimized for tree shaking for minimized browser use in Webpack.

Installation

yarn add status-jockey
# OR
npm install status-jockey

Usage

Configuration

const config = {
    // only return incidents with the following statuses.
    // Otherwise, return all.
    filterByStatus: ["investigating", "completed"],
    // Only return incidents which return true for a filter function
    customFilter: ({ backfilled }) => backfilled,
    // Maps incident values to custom key values.
    maps: {
      // can map each entry to a new key based on a string identifying old key
      title: "name",
      incident_link: "shortlink",
      // or based on a function which takes the incident item object
      most_recent_message: ({ incident_updates }) => incident_updates[0].body,
      status: ({ status }) => {
        switch (status) {
          case "investigating":
            return "red";
          case "identified":
            return "orange";
          case "monitoring":
            return "green";
          default:
            return "red";
        }
      },
      hashtags: ({ incident_updates }) => {
        const body = incident_updates[0].body;
        return body && body.match(/#\w+/g) ? body.match(/#\w+/g).map(v => v.replace('#', '')) : [];
      }
    },
    // Only return the following keys for each incident
    // Non-mapped keys are given their default values.
    keys: ["id", "most_recent_message", "incident_link", "created_at", "status", "hashtags"],
  }
};

statusApi: Public Status API (v2)

statusApi(config) -> statusApiFetcher({ page_id, type, limit })

• page_id (required): Queries the incidents of the corresponding statuspage.io page id.
• type (optional): Queries one .json files specified in the Statuspage public API (default: incidents)
  • components
  • incidents
  • incidents/unresolved
  • incidents/unresolved
  • scheduled-maintenances
  • scheduled-maintenances/upcoming
  • scheduled-maintenances/active
• limit (optional): Limits to the X most recent incidents in response (default: no limit).

const config = {
  // your configuration
}

const { statusApi } = require('status-jockey');
const fetchStatusApi = statusApi(config)

fetchStatusApi({ page_id: 'abcd123', type: 'incidents', limit: 5 })
  .then(dataList => {
    // do something with dataList (array of incidents/maintenances)
  });

manageApi: Manage API (v1)

manageApi(config) -> manageApiFetcher({ page_id, type, limit })

• page_id (required): Queries the incidents of the corresponding statuspage.io page id.
• type (optional): Queries scheduled, unresolved, or incidents (default: incidents)
• limit (optional): Limits to the X most recent incidents in response (default: no limit).

const config = {
  // your configuration
}

const { manageApi } = require('status-jockey');

const key = '1234567890' // SECRET Statuspage.io API key goes here
const fetchManageApi  = manageApi(config, key)=

fetchManageApi({ page_id: 'abcd123', type: 'incidents', limit: 5 })
  .then(dataList => {
    // do something with dataList (array of incidents/maintenances)
  })
  .catch(err => {
    // handle error
  })

incidentsFilter

If you would like to fetch the data yourself but utilize the status-jockey response filters. This is useful if would like to exclude axios from your browser package.

Example (pre-Webpacked JS)

import { incidentsFilter } from 'status-jockey' // tree shaking will exclude other imports from the package
const config = {
  // your configuration
}

const filterIncidents = incidentsFilter(config);

$.ajax('http://abcdefg.statuspage.io/api/v2/incidents/unresolved.json')
  .then({ incidents } => {
    // do something...
    return incidents
  }.then(filterIncidents)
  .catch(err => {
    // handle error
  })