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@uptime.link/statuspage

v1.5.1

Published

A catalog of web components for the UptimeLink dashboard.

Readme

Production-Ready Elements Implementation Plan

First: Reread CLAUDE.md guidelines

Overview

Transform the @uptime.link/statuspage components from UI shells into fully functional, production-ready web components with real data integration, proper error handling, accessibility, and comprehensive testing.

Phase 1: Core Infrastructure (Foundation)

1.1 Data Layer & API Client

  • [ ] Create ts_web/services/api.client.ts for API communication
  • [ ] Implement authentication/token management
  • [ ] Add request/response interceptors for error handling
  • [ ] Create retry logic with exponential backoff
  • [ ] Add request caching mechanism

1.2 TypeScript Interfaces & Models

  • [ ] Create ts_web/interfaces/ directory
  • [ ] Define comprehensive interfaces for:
    • Service status data
    • Incident details with severity levels
    • Asset/service definitions
    • API responses
    • Configuration options
    • User preferences

1.3 State Management

  • [ ] Create ts_web/services/state.manager.ts
  • [ ] Implement observable state pattern
  • [ ] Add state persistence (localStorage)
  • [ ] Create state update notifications

1.4 Real-time Updates

  • [ ] Create ts_web/services/realtime.service.ts
  • [ ] Implement WebSocket connection management
  • [ ] Add fallback to Server-Sent Events (SSE)
  • [ ] Create reconnection logic
  • [ ] Add heartbeat/ping mechanism

1.5 Configuration System

  • [ ] Create ts_web/config/default.config.ts
  • [ ] Add environment-based configuration
  • [ ] Implement config validation
  • [ ] Add runtime config updates

Phase 2: Component Implementation

2.1 upl-statuspage-header

  • [ ] Add loading state during actions
  • [ ] Implement proper event handling with data
  • [ ] Add keyboard shortcuts (Alt+R for report, Alt+S for subscribe)
  • [ ] Add ARIA labels and roles
  • [ ] Implement focus management

2.2 upl-statuspage-statusbar

  • [ ] Connect to real status data
  • [ ] Implement dynamic status calculation
  • [ ] Add status levels (operational, degraded, partial outage, major outage)
  • [ ] Color coding (green, yellow, orange, red)
  • [ ] Add animated transitions between states
  • [ ] Implement click to expand details
  • [ ] Add ARIA live region for status changes

2.3 upl-statuspage-assetsselector

  • [ ] Implement complete asset listing UI
  • [ ] Add search/filter functionality
  • [ ] Create checkbox/toggle selection
  • [ ] Add select all/none buttons
  • [ ] Implement category grouping
  • [ ] Add asset status indicators
  • [ ] Emit selection change events
  • [ ] Add keyboard navigation (arrow keys)

2.4 upl-statuspage-statusdetails

  • [ ] Connect to real hourly status data
  • [ ] Implement dynamic color coding
  • [ ] Add hover tooltips with exact times
  • [ ] Create time zone support
  • [ ] Add zoom in/out functionality
  • [ ] Implement data aggregation options
  • [ ] Add export to CSV/JSON
  • [ ] Make responsive for mobile

2.5 upl-statuspage-statusmonth

  • [ ] Connect to real daily uptime data
  • [ ] Add month/year navigation
  • [ ] Implement uptime percentage calculation
  • [ ] Color coding by uptime percentage
  • [ ] Add detailed day tooltips
  • [ ] Create calendar grid with proper labels
  • [ ] Add click to drill down
  • [ ] Implement date range selection

2.6 upl-statuspage-incidents

  • [ ] Create incident card component
  • [ ] Implement incident rendering from data
  • [ ] Add severity indicators (critical, major, minor)
  • [ ] Create incident timeline
  • [ ] Add affected services display
  • [ ] Implement status updates (investigating, identified, monitoring, resolved)
  • [ ] Add time calculations (duration, time to resolution)
  • [ ] Create incident filtering/search
  • [ ] Add pagination for historical incidents

2.7 upl-statuspage-footer

  • [ ] Implement configurable footer content
  • [ ] Add RSS feed link
  • [ ] Create API status endpoint link
  • [ ] Add social media links
  • [ ] Implement "Report Incident" modal
  • [ ] Create "Subscribe" functionality
  • [ ] Add language selector
  • [ ] Include last update timestamp

Phase 3: User Experience Enhancements

3.1 Loading States

  • [ ] Create skeleton screens for each component
  • [ ] Add loading spinners/indicators
  • [ ] Implement progressive loading
  • [ ] Add loading progress for large datasets

3.2 Error Handling

  • [ ] Create error boundary components
  • [ ] Design error state UI for each component
  • [ ] Add retry buttons
  • [ ] Implement offline detection
  • [ ] Create fallback content
  • [ ] Add error logging/reporting

3.3 Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA)

  • [ ] Add comprehensive ARIA labels
  • [ ] Implement keyboard navigation
  • [ ] Create skip navigation links
  • [ ] Add focus indicators
  • [ ] Implement screen reader announcements
  • [ ] Ensure color contrast compliance
  • [ ] Add reduced motion support

3.4 Responsive Design

  • [ ] Create mobile breakpoints
  • [ ] Implement touch-friendly interactions
  • [ ] Add swipe gestures for navigation
  • [ ] Create responsive typography
  • [ ] Optimize layouts for tablets
  • [ ] Add horizontal scroll prevention

3.5 Internationalization

  • [ ] Create i18n service
  • [ ] Add translation files (en, de, es, fr, ja)
  • [ ] Implement locale detection
  • [ ] Add date/time formatting
  • [ ] Create number formatting
  • [ ] Add RTL support
  • [ ] Implement pluralization rules

Phase 4: Advanced Features

4.1 Performance Optimization

  • [ ] Implement virtual scrolling for long lists
  • [ ] Add lazy loading for historical data
  • [ ] Create data pagination
  • [ ] Implement request debouncing
  • [ ] Add response caching
  • [ ] Optimize re-renders

4.2 Analytics & Monitoring

  • [ ] Add page view tracking
  • [ ] Implement user interaction tracking
  • [ ] Create performance metrics
  • [ ] Add error tracking
  • [ ] Implement custom event tracking

4.3 PWA Capabilities

  • [ ] Create service worker
  • [ ] Implement offline support
  • [ ] Add push notifications
  • [ ] Create app manifest
  • [ ] Enable installation prompt

4.4 Export & Reporting

  • [ ] Add PDF export for status reports
  • [ ] Create CSV export for data
  • [ ] Implement scheduled reports
  • [ ] Add print stylesheets
  • [ ] Create shareable status links

Phase 5: Testing & Documentation

5.1 Unit Tests

  • [ ] Set up testing framework (@git.zone/tstest)
  • [ ] Create tests for all services
  • [ ] Test component logic
  • [ ] Add API client tests
  • [ ] Test state management
  • [ ] Create test utilities

5.2 Integration Tests

  • [ ] Test component interactions
  • [ ] Test data flow
  • [ ] Test error scenarios
  • [ ] Test real-time updates
  • [ ] Test offline behavior

5.3 E2E Tests

  • [ ] Set up Playwright
  • [ ] Test user workflows
  • [ ] Test accessibility
  • [ ] Test responsive behavior
  • [ ] Test cross-browser compatibility

5.4 Documentation

  • [ ] Create component API documentation
  • [ ] Add usage examples
  • [ ] Create integration guide
  • [ ] Add configuration documentation
  • [ ] Create troubleshooting guide

Implementation Order

  1. Week 1-2: Core Infrastructure (Phase 1)
  2. Week 3-4: Basic Component Functionality (Phase 2.1-2.3)
  3. Week 5-6: Advanced Components (Phase 2.4-2.7)
  4. Week 7: User Experience (Phase 3)
  5. Week 8: Advanced Features (Phase 4)
  6. Week 9-10: Testing & Documentation (Phase 5)

Success Criteria

  • All components display real data from API
  • Full accessibility compliance (WCAG 2.1 AA)
  • 90%+ test coverage
  • Sub-3 second initial load time
  • Works offline with cached data
  • Supports 5+ languages
  • Mobile-responsive design
  • Real-time updates working
  • Comprehensive error handling
  • Production-ready documentation

Dependencies to Add

{
  "dependencies": {
    "@push.rocks/smartrequest": "*",
    "@push.rocks/smartwebsocket": "*",
    "@push.rocks/smartstate": "*",
    "@push.rocks/smarti18n": "*",
    "@push.rocks/smarttime": "*"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "@git.zone/tstest": "*",
    "@playwright/test": "*"
  }
}

Would you like me to proceed with implementing this plan? I recommend starting with Phase 1 (Core Infrastructure) as it provides the foundation for all other functionality.