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@meetreeve/status

v0.1.0

Published

Reeve.Monitor Status surface — one tool instanced per build. Framework-agnostic InstanceStatus contract + resolveInstanceStatus aggregator (core, browser-safe), a Node-only TLS cert-expiry probe (./node), and a pure React StatusSurface renderer (./react).

Readme

@meetreeve/status

Reeve.Monitor Status surface — one tool instanced per build (DEV-5160).

A visual, per-instance health surface composed from the health endpoints every reeve.build already ships. Reeve, Freya, and a tenant (Cadasense) are three descriptors of the same tool: if those three render correctly, every build inherits it for free.

Subpath exports

| Import | Environment | What | | --- | --- | --- | | @meetreeve/status | browser-safe (Next server code and Vite SPA) | InstanceStatus contract, resolveInstanceStatus, normalizers, descriptors | | @meetreeve/status/node | Node only | checkCertExpiry (live TLS peek via node:tls) | | @meetreeve/status/react | pure client React (^18 || ^19) | StatusSurface renderer + scoped CSS |

The core entry has zero node:/next imports so it bundles for the browser (Freya's SPA resolves status client-side). The TLS probe is isolated to ./node.

Usage

import { resolveInstanceStatus, REEVE_DESCRIPTOR } from "@meetreeve/status";
import { checkCertExpiry } from "@meetreeve/status/node"; // server only
import { StatusSurface } from "@meetreeve/status/react";

const cert = await checkCertExpiry("api.meetreeve.com");
const status = await resolveInstanceStatus(REEVE_DESCRIPTOR, { cert });
// <StatusSurface status={status} variant="public" />   // public page
// <StatusSurface status={status} variant="tab" />       // in-app tab

The honesty rule (load-bearing)

Substrate CONFIGURED/PRESENT_AUTH is a config-presence check (verified: false always) — it maps to component state configured, never operational. operational requires liveness evidence (that instance's /health 200). Overall pill = worst-of with documented ordering down > degraded > unknown > configured > operational. A component that times out renders unknown/degraded, never blank; a whole-instance failure renders overall: "unknown". The surface never fabricates UP.

Consumption model

Consumed workspace-local inside reeve-frontend (workspace:*) and npm-published as @meetreeve/status for the tenant/Freya mounts (reeve-tenant-frontend, nyc-property-frontend, writing-partner-frontend), the same channel as @meetreeve/auth / @meetreeve/ui. pnpm publish rewrites the workspace:* reference to the real version.