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πŸ©ΊπŸš€ React Healthy v2.0 πŸš€πŸ©Ί

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react-healthy provides multiple ways of alerting your users to potential API issues that might be affecting their experience in your application.



Installation

You can install the react-healthy package through any node package manager.

npm i react-healthy

or

yarn add react-healthy


Usage

react-healthy comes with two pre-built components that you can utilize in your application. If you'd like to use your own components, you can utilize the useHealthCheck hook to manage the logic for you.

πŸ’‘ All components and hooks might take in specific types that will be referenced throughout this documentation. These types can be found in the src/types.ts file or at the bottom of this README

Healthy

The <Healthy /> component is a banner that will display at the top of your application, alerting your users to any issues with your APIs.

<Healthy /> takes in a HealthyConfig object and handles the rest.

Basic Usage

Simply import the <Healthy /> component in your main container (your Root file or wherever you are utilizing ReactDOM.render), and pass in the config object.

// other imports
import App from './App'
import {Healthy, HealthyConfig} from 'react-healthy'

const healthyConfig: HealthyConfig = {
  apis: [
    {
      name: 'Good API',
      endpoint: 'https://httpstat.us/200',
    },
    {
      name: 'Bad API',
      endpoint: 'https://httpstat.us/404',
    },
  ],
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <>
    <Healthy config={healthyConfig} />
    <App />
  </>,
  document.getElementById('root')
)

StatusPage

The <StatusPage /> is a page level component that displays a list of your APIs and their statuses.

The <StatusPage /> component takes in a StatusPageConfig object and handles the rest.

Basic Usage

The <StatusPage /> component can be used anywhere, including as a main route's component. However you'd like!

// other imports
import {StatusPage, StatusPageConfig} from 'react-healthy'

export const MyApp = () => {
  const statusPageConfig: StatusPageConfig = {
    apis: [
      {
        name: 'Good API',
        endpoint: 'https://httpstat.us/200',
      },
      {
        name: 'Bad API',
        endpoint: 'https://httpstat.us/404',
      },
    ],
  }

  return (
    <>
      <StatusPage config={statusPageConfig} />>
    </>
  )
}


useHealthCheck

If you want to use your own components or handle the errors in your own way, you can use the useHealthCheck hook. The hook takes in a HealthCheckConfig similar to the <Healthy /> and <StatusPage /> components. Two values are returned from this hook; pageHasErrors and apisWithErrors.

Basic Usage

// other imports
import App from './App'
import {useHealthCheck, HealthCheckConfig} from 'react-healthy'

const healthCheckConfig: HealthCheckConfig = {
  apis: [
    {
      name: 'Good API',
      endpoint: 'https://httpstat.us/200',
    },
    {
      name: 'Bad API',
      endpoint: 'https://httpstat.us/404',
    },
  ],
}

const MyApp = () => {
  const {pageHasErrors, apisWithErrors} = useHealthCheck(healthCheckConfig)

  return (
    <>
      {pageHasErrors ? <div>Errors!</div> : <div>No Errors!</div>}
      {apisWithErrors.map(api => (
        <div>{api.name} has errors!</div>
      ))}
    </>
  )
}


Docs Table of Contents



Types

Api

interface Api {
  /** Name of the API - to be displayed in the banner */
  name: string
  /** Endpoint of the API to ping */
  endpoint: string
}

ApiResponse

interface ApiResponse {
  /* The API that sent the response */
  api: Api
  /* The response object */
  response?: {
    /* The status code */
    status: number
    /* The status text */
    statusText: string
  }
}

HealthyConfig

type HealthyConfig = {
  /* An array of APIs to check */
  apis: Api[]
  /** A callback that's called after the component handles the error, for additional error handling */
  onError?: (api: ApiResponse) => void
  /** The interval at which to call the APIs in milliseconds; default is 30 seconds (30000) */
  interval?: number
  /** CSS class names to assign to the banner, banner content, and close button */
  classes?: {
    banner?: string
    content?: string
    closeButton?: string
  }
  /** Messages for the banner */
  messages?: BannerMessages
  /** Whether or not to show a close icon - default is false */
  closeable?: boolean
}

StatusPageConfig

type StatusPageConfig = {
  /* An array of APIs to check */
  apis: Api[]
  /** The interval at which to call the APIs in milliseconds; default is 30 seconds (30000) */
  interval?: number
  /** Messages for the banner and row */
  messages?: Pick<Messages, 'row' | 'statusPage'>
  /** A callback that's called after the component handles the error, for additional error handling */
  onError?: (api: ApiResponse) => void
}

HealthCheckConfig

type HealthCheckConfig = {
  /* An array of APIs to check */
  apis: Api[]
  /** The interval at which to call the APIs in milliseconds; default is 30 seconds (30000) */
  interval?: number
  /** A callback that's called after the component handles the error, for additional error handling */
  onError?: (api: ApiResponse) => void
}

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