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Statusfy

A marvelous Open Source Status Page system

Statusfy is a Status Page System, easy to use and completely Open Source. You can easily create a fast System, Static Generated, and easily deploy it to a variety of hosting services.

A Statusfy site is a Web Application, created on top of Eleventy, Netlify CMS and Tailwind CSS. It is used Eleventy to make a quick and useful abstraction of the system generation, Netlify CMS to dynamically define the System Editor, and Tailwind CSS to rapidly define the default themes.

Features

• Systems Definition
• Incidents Reports
• Progressive Web App (PWA) Support
• Google Analytics Integration
• Multi-language support
• A default theme with:
  • Responsive layout
  • Easy Customization
  • Beautiful Design
• SEO Friendly
• Hosting flexibility

Sponsoring

I love Open Source Projects, I use them every day and Statusfy is one of my contribution to the community. Statusfy is created and maintained by me, a Full Stack Developer, but my resources are limited. If you want to support my work and help me to continue developing this Amazing Project, please donate, I will appreciate it ❤️.

This is how we use the donations:

• Allow the core team to work on Statusfy.
• Support external projects in the ecosystem.
• Cover any other expense.
• Thank contributors if they invested a large amount of time in contributing.

Partners

Become a Partner and get your logo with a link to your site on the README on Github, every page of https://marquez.co/docs/statusfy and, the project home page (https://marquez.co/statusfy) and each blog post related to Statusfy. [Become a Partner]

Sponsors

Become a Sponsor and get your logo on the README on Github with a link to your site. [Become a Sponsor]

Backers

Support me with a monthly donation and help me continue my activities. It means a lot to me ❤️. [Become a Backer]

Getting started

It’s pretty easy to get started with Statusfy. Install it globally with npm:

Make sure you have npx installed (npx is shipped by default since npm 5.2.0)

# change the working directory
cd existing_folder

# run the initialization command
npx @statusfy/cli init

# and install your local dependencies
npm install  # OR yarn install

Create a new incident with this command:

npm run new-incident # OR yarn new-incident

and launch the development server with:

npm run start # OR yarn start

You can later also generate the final Website with:

npm run generate # OR yarn generate

More information in the Documentation.

Development

⚠️ You must at least use node >= 10.

# install dependencies
yarn
# serves Statusfy's own demo
yarn demo:dev 
# make sure your code change passes the test
yarn test

More information in the Contributing Guide. You can also build and run Statusfy in a free online workspace using Gitpod:

Demo

A Demo application is at https://statusfy.marquez.co.

Documentation & Community Support

• 📄 If you want extra details of how to configure and use this project, the full documentation is available at https://marquez.co/docs/statusfy.
• 💻 You may want to check the examples projects for different popular hosting services at the Examples Repository.
• 🐞 For Bug reports or Feature requests, use the Issues section.
• 💬 For questions, you can also use the Discussions section.
• 🤓 You can find useful articles in my blog.
• 🚀 You may also want to follow me on Twitter.

Professional Support

This project is sponsored by me, a Full Stack Developers. If you require Professional Assistance on your project(s), please contact me at https://marquez.co.

Contributing

Please make sure to read the Contributing Guide before making a pull request.

Code of Conduct

Everyone participating in this project is expected to agree to abide by the Code of Conduct.

License

Code released under the Apache License 2.0.