Recently the only status page option available is statuspage.io and yes, it’s good. But it’s not designed for us tinkerers so I decided it was time to give up with the limitations of the free plan of statuspage.io and make my own tool for Glitch users to make their own status pages. It has a MongoDB connection to save user accounts and the status pages and that all works. I just need you to actually be able to have a status page and edit it and such and then it should be ready for release.
For now, it’ll just be for Glitch projects, as this is really just me trying to help out the community, not make a full-blown system, but if you want to use it for something else, just let me know.
Be ready for the release (probably in a long time )
Another approach to this would be to let the user remix your project and use it as the user’s own project, instead of user accounts and databases. You could send a request to the webpage and get the response time and the response status code based from the response.
Don’t worry. I’m just gathering up some resources to let people know what’s going on with it and then I’ll send it out Also listening to my prime minister right now!
Hi there everyone! I have messaged everyone who asked to be a tester, but it looks like some of them haven’t got to you. If they haven’t, let me know and I’ll try again.
I now have done some code that pings every URL in an array of URLs every minute so hopefully I can connect it up to the database and than have it ping the projects added! This would also work as an alternative to Awake! or UptimeRobot!
Eddie
Suggestions:
A. Center some things
B. Add padding or margin, some people have big screens and they will be annoyed if the entire thing is on the edge of the screen.
I’m one of the newest members to satisfy, I’ll help answer a few of yalls questions.
And just wondering, do you plan on setting up APIs do go with user status pages?
I believe as we advance, we will be adding functionality to display graphs based on user input (Ex. You send us data every minute regarding something, such as website latency, and we store and turn that into a graph)
Suggestions:
A. Center some things
B. Add padding or margin, some people have big screens and they will be annoyed if the entire thing is on the edge of the screen.
I think it’s safe to say a redesign is on its way.
UPDATE: As @Anish said, we hope to get a complete redesign of the layout. I’m not really into CSS so I won’t focus on that! We are working on allowing embeds on to your site that will display it’s status and an API so you can make your own embeds and stuff! We also want graphs, really cool graphs, so I have been looking into packages and libraries like chart.js that will allow us to do that. Today I will work on adding the statuses that come back from the ping to each project every minute to the database so we can start designing the actual status pages. Might start with the embed page first as that will probably be the easiest. (Probably just a green or red dot and ‘Good’ or ‘Bad’/‘Error’ text depending on the status of your site). @RiversideRocks said he would like to work on the API, so he can start work, if he wants to, when I finish up adding the ping statuses to the database so you can fetch your ping status and do whatever you want to do with it.
Hope we can get it working as soon as possible,
Eddie
Hello everyone, we would like to announce that we have 6 new developers in to the statify team.(due to privacy reasons we do not disclose names)
Join our discord at https://discord.gg/ngQKXHF Some More Info:
The staff request form will be closing due to the amount of developers we already have.
If you would still wanna become a staff you will have to request an application at our discord server
Invite Links will be sent out to devs throughout 5/30/2020 @ 4 PM (EDT) - 5/31/2020 4 PM (EDT)
In my opinion mixing bootstrap with some w3 templates for the countdown is going to be a bit misleading. You should stick with one font for big text and one font small text.
In my opinion mixing bootstrap with some w3 templates for the countdown is going to be a bit misleading. You should stick with one font for big text and one font small text.
@javaarchive Smh I wish that was in my hands.
I had it w/o a countdown as we didn’t have a set date but I’m not sure who changed to that. Anyhow the countdown is gonna go at launch so not too worried about it.
Mainly gonna be sticking to bootstrap on this design, w3 schools is the landing page and the landing page only. (I hope - gonna try my best to keep it that way.)
My friend actually did the same for a project(he has a habit of taking random uis and putting them in the project), but I found the inconsitency issue and got rid of it.
We’re working hard on statify and have a questions for you, the users. What features would you like Statify to have?
A) Downtime/Uptime Logs
B) Website Ping Tracker
C) Website Visitor Tracker
D) Overall Uptime Percentage
E) Downtime Email Notifications
Please rank each one in a list to give us an idea of what you’d like to see on the dashboard.
Hi there. Sorry everyone, but we have now introduced an email verification system for signups to get rid of those goshdarn [email protected] accounts. This means that all accounts made before this change (excluding GitHub and Discord logins) are not accessible. I will work on adding a resend email verification button so you can verify or you can make a new account with a different email. I may also remove inactive accounts that have not been verified soon, from the database.
You can use the glitch API to track visitors. I do believe visitors information is public on public projects, you could make the user have to authenticate themselves in order to add their site to track their private project’s visitor count.
How it would work is user would authenticate, add there site for monitoring, and then add a script on there site with a special verification token that would then post to the APi. Not planning on limiting to glitch at any point.
Just a heads up but the website takes like 8 seconds to load, so you might lose visitors that way. My suggestion is to drop the image background and try to use a gradient with particlejs
Hi.
We’ve not been focusing on the landing and instead the dashboard itself and it will come to a time where we will redesign it like the test of project, which will hoepfully load faster. Thanks for the feedback
Hi there everyone! Today we will discontinuing support for pinging Glitch projects, due to the new ping ban. You will soon be able to still add your project, but not have it pinged, so you can still have a status page I imagine I will need to remove all the projects in the database as it is now causing error as we add support for regular domains (e.g. .com, .org, etc.)
Hope this is OK with everyone
Eddie
It does ping (just not urls ending .glitch.me) and will 24/7 if we move hosting. Right now we are developing on Glitch with the hopes of moving to new hosting when we are done
Yep. There will be, if we ever get it to a state where we want to release it. Right now there are lots of things me and @Anish need to work on, but we have both been caught up in our own projects, which is fair enough. Working on the same project all the time gets a little boring/frustrating.
Some things that need to be added include:
Kind of. We just don’t have the time to maintain it and me, @Anish and other project contributers are working on our own projects
Thanks for the interest - I may pick it back up if I finish or get bored of my other projects
Eddie
We are not open sourcing the project. If you understand basic Node.js you should be able to replicate it easily if you have the time (which we didn’t have). We use Mongoose, ejs and other packages