OpenTeamStatus - an opensource StatusHero clone

OpenTeamStatus is built by Threde for small teams like our own. It was built out of a desire for a free, open source, easy to host(for free) and self-hostable clone of StatusHero.

NOTE: This is still BETA quality and under development, but we are using it ourselves

Screenshot

Super-easy FREE Heroku deploy! 🎉 💯

OpenTeamStatus comes with a supervisor config for running gunicorn & celery as from a single process. This is launched by the Procfile and the Celery worker automatically detects that it's running on a heroku dyno and makes an HTTP request to itself every 15 minutes to keep the dyno alive forever.

Development

mkvirtualenv --python=/usr/bin/python3 status
pip install -r requirements.txt
./manage.py migrate
./manage.py createsuperuser
DEBUG=true ./manage.py runserver

Pluggable reminder backend!

OpenTeamStatus features a pluggable system for sending reminders. It currently supports email and can be configured using the standard Django email config variables.

The backend is configured via the OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REMINDER_TASK, OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REPORT_TASK, and OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_CHECKIN_TASK environment variables. variable. The available reminder backends are:

• Email - checkins.tasks.email_reminder
• Slack - checkins.tasks.slack_reminder - NOTE: slack usernames must must match OpenTeamStatus usernames. The available Report backends are:
• Email - checkins.tasks.email_report
• Slack - checkins.tasks.slack_report The available Check backends are:
• Slack - checkins.tasks.slack_checkin

Stuff used to make this

• Avatars made with gravatar/robohash. Because robohash is awesome.
• Python3
• Django
• Celery
• markdown
• supervisor
• more.. (see: requirements.txt and checkins/static/lib/)

Configuration

Configuration is done through environment variables. Variables not prefixed with OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_ are Django settings. The possible settings are:

• SECRET_KEY - a Django secret key
• DEBUG
• ALLOWED_HOSTS - : delimited
• DATABASE_URL
• TIME_ZONE - note, you'll also want to set TZ if deploying to Heroku
• EMAIL_HOST
• EMAIL_PORT
• EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD
• EMAIL_HOST_USER
• EMAIL_SUBJECT_PREFIX
• EMAIL_USE_TLS
• EMAIL_USE_SSL
• EMAIL_SSL_CERTFILE
• EMAIL_SSL_KEYFILE
• EMAIL_TIMEOUT
• DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_NAME - name to display in nav
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_LOGO - a logo to display in the nav
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_PUBLIC - if true, the checkin summary page visible with out logging in
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REMINDER_HOUR - hour of the day to send reminders, default: 9
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REMINDER_MINUTE - minute of the hour to send reminders, default: 0
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REMINDER_DAYS - days of the week to send reminders, default: mon,tue,wed,thu,fri
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REMINDER_SUBJECT
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REMINDER_BODY
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REMINDER_TASK - celery task to user for to send reminders with
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REPORT_HOUR - hour of the day to send reports, default: 12
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REPORT_MINUTE - minute of the hour to send reports, default: 0
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REPORT_DAYS - days of the week to send reports, default: mon,tue,wed,thu,fri
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REPORT_SUBJECT
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REPORT_BODY
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REPORT_TASK - celery task to user for to send reminders with
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_SLACK_WEBHOOK - slack webhook to use when using slack for reminders and reports
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_REPORT_SLACK_CHANNEL - slack channel to use when using slack for reports, default: #general
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_CHECKIN_TASK - celery task to user for to send checkins with
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_CHECKIN_SLACK_CHANNEL - slack channel to use when using slack for delivering checkins, default: #general
• OPEN_TEAM_STATUS_CHECKIN_BODY: checkin message body