Public status page improvements #122
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Note: I'm not sure how to use the translation system, so the new component would require that implementation.
Notable Changes:
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StatusHeader.tsxComponent: Introduced a new component that displays the latest overall status of all services, along with the last update timestamp. This component enhances visibility and provides real-time insights into the health of services.Modified Styling of
index.tsxandbody.tsx: Made minimal layout and color adjustments to improve the user interface. Added separators between services to enhance readability and organization.Updated
parseHealthStatusByPercentFunction: Revised the logic inclient/utils/health.tsto classify services as green when their health status is greater than 95%, rather than only at 100%. This change allows for a more flexible representation of service health.Before
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