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prod-alert-react

v1.0.1

Published

Stateless component for displaying production app health status in React applications.

Readme

🟢 prod-alert

A React component to display the real-time health status of your application, beautifully and easily. The component shows green, red, gray status badge depending on service status.

Designed for plug-and-play use with Next.js, Vite, or any React-based frontend. Can be added to server components via client wrapper which is installed through below CLI.


🚀 Installation

First run

npm install prod-alert-react

💡 Usage

🔁 Next.js App Router (Client Component)

'use client';

import { StatusBadge } from 'prod-alert-react';

export default function Header() {
  return <StatusBadge appId="your-app-id" label />;
}

🔁 Next.js App Router (Server Component)

Next.js does not allow using React hooks from a Server Component, so wrap it in a client component.

You can generate this wrapper with our CLI:

npx prod-alert

Or manually:

// src/components/HealthStatusBadge.tsx
'use client';

import dynamic from 'next/dynamic';

const HealthStatusBadge = dynamic(() =>
  import('prod-alert-react').then(mod => mod.StatusBadge),
  { ssr: false }
);

export default HealthStatusBadge;

Then:

import HealthStatusBadge from '@/components/HealthStatusBadge';

export default function HomePage() {
  return <HealthStatusBadge />;
}

🔧 Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |------------------|-----------|----------|--------------------------------------------| | appId | string | — | ID of the app to check health for | | pollingInterval| number | 60000 | How often to ping the status endpoint (ms) | | label | boolean | false | Show "UP/DOWN" label beside badge |


🧠 Behavior

  • Automatically polls https://status.example.com/api/status/<appId>
  • Uses useEffect and never runs on server
  • Falls back to maintenance if invalid or missing props

📦 Built with

  • ✅ React 17/18/19 compatible
  • ✅ TypeScript support
  • ✅ Vite library mode (fast and modern)
  • ✅ No runtime dependencies

📄 License

MIT