suxas · environment overview

Everything deployed for the next environment, in one place — services, the native app packages actually built for this deployment, plus the repo analysis for the ref it was built from and the shared services it reads. The dot on each service is live reachability.

version 0.20.0-next.20260907220502

reachable probing… not reachable / not built for this environment

Services

📱suxas app

The Flutter application (web build) for this environment.

Open ↗

https://app.next.dev.reyondx.com

🎨Storybook

GDM design-system widgetbook — every reusable widget, isolated.

Open ↗

https://storybook.next.dev.reyondx.com

📖Specs^*

Product specification website (source of truth for WHAT suxas does). Behind basic auth.

Open ↗

https://specs.next.dev.reyondx.com

Repository & shared services

Not part of this deployment: the repo analysis for the ref it was built from, and the shared open-data mirror^† that every environment reads. No dots here — the graphs come off this very page's server, and the mirror cannot be probed from here at all.

📈Git repo analysis

9 repo-history graphs — growth, cohorts, authorship, test ratio and the product specification measured in words, plus churn. A snapshot of the ref this environment was built from, not a live rebuild.

Open ↗

/git-graphs/

🌦️CDC open-data mirror^†

The shared DWD climate open-data mirror all environments import from — coverage per product and tier, last fetch, and what is overdue. One deployment, not per environment.

Status page ↗

http://cdc-opendata-mirror.headscale.roth:8099/

Downloadable packages

Native builds of the app that actually exist for this environment — discovered live from the app host: its version.json gives the current build, and the server's directory listing for that build gives the files, each with its real size. Only what was built is shown; the web build (above) is always served. (Currently only Linux is built; Windows/macOS/Android are absent by design.)

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This page lists everything deployed for the next environment. It is served on the environment's own subdomain over real HTTPS and has no controls — after deployment everything is expected to be running. The version and the download list are read live from the app host (its version.json and the server's directory listing), so both always match exactly what this build produced.

^* Specs has no CORS-readable health endpoint, so its dot is a best-effort no-cors probe: it confirms a server answered but cannot read the HTTP status, so it can show green even on an error page (a basic-auth 401 counts as up — intentional). App and Storybook use a real CORS health check and are accurate.

^† The CDC mirror is reachable only over the tailnet, on plain HTTP. A browser off the tailnet cannot reach it, and a probe from this HTTPS page would be blocked as mixed content in any case — so a dot on that card would be permanently red without meaning anything. The link itself works if you are on the tailnet.