config.json is the main way to configure your own instance of StatusReport.
config.json is located in
staticfolder
Most of the fields are self-explanatory, but I will list them all for the good measure
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
title |
Used in navbar, which is turned off by default |
name |
Defines the text in the link to your website/api |
link |
Link to your website/api/repo |
owner |
Your username, to filter the issues |
repo |
Repo to gather last commits from |
statusRepo |
Repo for issue tracking (usually your fork's own repo) |
services |
List of services to track |
statuses |
List of statuses used in issues with corresponding colors. Should be in ascending order, from least critical to the most. Should not include announcement label, since it's managed separetely |
statusMessages |
List of system-wide status messages in the same order as in statuses |
footer |
Text to go onto the bottom of the page, supports Markdown |
You can always add more fields and then access them in your StatusPage React component