⬆️ Modified Upptime Status Page (SvelteKit Edition)

Note: This repository is a modified fork loosely based on the original Upptime static site generator. It’s been updated to use a modern web stack (SvelteKit, Vite, GitHub Actions, semantic-release) instead of the legacy Sapper setup.

This project still provides an embeddable, static status page for monitoring uptime, but with improved developer ergonomics, automated releases, and a streamlined build pipeline.

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🎁 Contributing

Contributions and feedback are welcome! This repository has diverged from the original Upptime project, so please:

1. Read our Contributing Guidelines.
2. Follow our Code of Conduct.
3. Open issues or pull requests on this repository for bugs and enhancements.

💻 Local Development

Tip: This project includes a Dev Container definition for a consistent development environment. In VS Code, install the Remote Containers extension and select Reopen in Container (or run Dev Containers: Reopen in Container from the command palette).

1. Install dependencies

   npm ci
   

2. Run in development mode

   npm run dev
   

3. Build for production

   npm run build
   

4. Preview the production build

   npm run preview
   

🧪 Testing the Package

To try out this custom status page package, update your .upptimerc.yml configuration:

customStatusWebsitePackage: "@kingbain/status-page-sveltekit"

Then configure and run the standard Upptime Site CI GitHub Action (for example, using upptime/actions/site@v2) in your CI workflow to regenerate the status page with this custom package.

🚀 Release & Deployment

• Automated Releases: We use semantic-release and GitHub Actions to bump versions, generate changelogs, publish to npm, and create GitHub Releases on every merge to main.