This PR adds one more output file: a SVG image representing the status as "colored dot" and the image filesize will be ~ 165 byte.
I have seen this pretty often in websites, that they want to directly signal whether everything is fine or something might be going on in the infrastructure. For example like this:
One just needs to remember to include the image with a cache breaker URL (eg. an appended timestamp:
<a href="status.html">Status page <img src="status.svg?{{ timestamp }}"></a>
Static websites needs to fallback to render the icon with javascript, eg with:
document.write('<img src="status.svg?' + Date.now() + '">')
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This PR adds one more output file: a SVG image representing the status as "colored dot" and the image filesize will be ~ 165 byte.
I have seen this pretty often in websites, that they want to directly signal whether everything is fine or something might be going on in the infrastructure. For example like this:
One just needs to remember to include the image with a cache breaker URL (eg. an appended timestamp:
<a href="status.html">Status page <img src="status.svg?{{ timestamp }}"></a>
Static websites needs to fallback to render the icon with javascript, eg with:
document.write('<img src="status.svg?' + Date.now() + '">')
Possible enhancements: