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svelte-statusable

v1.1.0

Published

Super tiny, simple to use SvelteJS store to control your application status.

Downloads

50

Readme

Super tiny, simple to use SvelteJS store to control your application status.

NPM version NPM downloads

Install

npm i svelte-statusable --save-dev
yarn add svelte-statusable

CDN: UNPKG | jsDelivr (available as window.statusable)

If you are not using ES6, instead of importing add

<script src="/path/to/svelte-statusable/index.js"></script>

just before closing body tag.

Usage

Create store to control online/offline status and page visibility with zero-config:

import { statusable } from 'svelte-statusable';

export const status = statusable();

Check it somewhere in you app:

{#if ! $status.online}
  <mark>Intenet connection lost</mark>
{/if}

<script>
  import { status } from './stores/status';

  $: if ($status.hidden) {
    player.pause();
  }

  $: console.log($status); // { online: true, hidden: false, heartbeat: false, stream: false }
</script>

Pass ping option on store creation to ping your server route and check its status:

Just provide event name as event and withCredentials properties in config object.

import { statusable } from 'svelte-statusable';

export const status = statusable({
  ping: 'https://mydomain/status'
});

OR additional options to full control:

import { statusable } from 'svelte-statusable';

export const status = statusable({
  ping: {
    url: 'https://mydomain/status',
    retry: 5000, // interval of polling
    abort: 1000, // acceptable response time
    // any Fetch API options
  }
});

Check it somewhere in you app:

{#if ! $status.heartbeat}
  <mark>Server connection lost</mark>
{/if}

Usage with Server-sent event:

Just provide SSE url via sse option to control SSE stream status:

export const status = statusable({
  sse: 'https://mydomain/stream'
});

// OR

export const status = statusable({
  sse: {
    url: 'https://mydomain/stream',
    withCredentials: true,
  }
});

Check it somewhere in you app:

{#if ! $status.stream}
  <mark>Live updates are stopped. Re-connecting...</mark>
{/if}

License

MIT © PaulMaly