Quick example

importcats.effect.IOimporteu.timepit.statuspage.cats.Makeimporteu.timepit.statuspage.core.Result.{Ok,Warning}importeu.timepit.statuspage.core.plaintext// We use `IO` values for status checks, but the library supports any// type that is an `ApplicativeError`.valuptime:IO[String]=IO("up 2 weeks, 3 days, 13 hours, 27 minutes")valdbQuery:IO[Unit]=IO(())valdbItems:IO[Int]=IO(38)valsparkNode1:IO[Unit]=IO(())valsparkNode2:IO[Unit]=IO.raiseError(newException("unreachable"))

valmk=newMake[IO,Throwable](_.getMessage)// mk: eu.timepit.statuspage.cats.Make[cats.effect.IO,Throwable] = eu.timepit.statuspage.cats.Make@12af9bd3valroot= mk.root(  mk.entryInfo("uptime", uptime),  mk.group("database",    mk.entryOk("query", dbQuery),    mk.entry("items", dbItems)(i=>if (i>50)OkelseWarning.withMsg(i.toString))  ),  mk.group("spark_cluster",    mk.entryOk("node1", sparkNode1),    mk.entryOk("node2", sparkNode2)  ))// root: cats.effect.IO[eu.timepit.statuspage.core.Root] = <function1>root.map(plaintext.renderRoot).unsafeRunSync()// res0: String =// status: ERROR// uptime: up 2 weeks, 3 days, 13 hours, 27 minutes// database_status: WARNING// database_query: OK// database_items: WARNING 38// spark_cluster_status: ERROR// spark_cluster_node1: OK// spark_cluster_node2: ERROR unreachable

Using status-page

libraryDependencies++=Seq("eu.timepit"%%"status-page-core"%"<latestVersion>","eu.timepit"%%"status-page-cats"%"<latestVersion>")

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