If you're using Crisp Status to run your status page, you may want to display a little colored badge image in your website footer, to show your current systems status. That's possible with Crisp Status.

A status badge image can be useful to have a quick overview of your systems status by looking at your main website footer, without even opening the actual status page.

The status badge image takes the color of the current status: either green for healthy, orange for sick and red for dead.

Badge URL

Here's how you can show a status badge on your website:

Get your status page URL, eg. https://acme.crisp.watch (can be a custom domain)
Append /includes/badge/ to the page URL
This gives https://acme.crisp.watch/includes/badge/
Use this URL to include the status badge as an image

As an example, here's the valid URL of the status badge of a website using Crisp Status: https://status.enrich.email/includes/badge/

Include the badge in your HTML

You should include the status badge as an image in your HTML:

<img src="https://acme.crisp.watch/includes/badge/" alt="" width="64" height="64" />

Make sure to replace all example URLs with your actual badge URL, pointing to your status page domain.

Customize the badge colors

If you want to change the colors used in the badge image, for each status, you can pass an hexadecimal color code for each health type, with the following query parameters:

Healthy: ?healthy=000000 (replace with your color code)
Sick: ?sick=000000 (replace with your color code)
Dead: ?dead=000000 (replace with your color code)

For example, to customize the healthy status color, you would use an URL such as:

<img src="https://acme.crisp.watch/includes/badge/?healthy=00AB7E" alt="" width="64" height="64" />

Please omit the leading '#' character when passing the hexadecimal code. Any invalid hexadecimal color code will be ignored.

Updated on: 13/06/2022