Component Registry
Install beautiful, accessible React components for status pages. Pre-built, customizable components compatible with shadcn/ui.
Build your status page in minutes, not hours. The openstatus registry provides production-ready React components specifically designed for status pages. Built on top of shadcn/ui, these components are accessible, customizable, and battle-tested in production.
What is the Registry?
The openstatus registry is a collection of shadcn/ui-compatible, pre-built components for common status page patterns. Instead of building status indicators, event timelines, and monitoring displays from scratch, install and customize these components directly into your project.
All components are:
- Accessible - Built with ARIA patterns and keyboard navigation
- Customizable - Fully themeable with Tailwind CSS
- Type-safe - Written in TypeScript with complete type definitions
- Production-ready - Battle-tested in production at openstatus
Complete Example
Hover over the example below to see which component is being used.
Recent Events
We are working on aligning component
Propswith@openstatus/sdk-nodereturn values, enabling you to use our SDK to build your own custom status page.
View the GitHub source code for examples and usage patterns.
Installation
Install any component with a single shadcn CLI command:
npx shadcn@latest add https://openstatus.dev/r/status-complete
Or install the registry first:
pnpm dlx shadcn@latest registry add @openstatus
And install the component via:
pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @openstatus/status-complete
Available Components
Components are organized by functionality:
- Collections:
status-complete,status-essentials- Full status page bundles - Building Blocks:
status-banner,status-bar,status-feed,status-events,status-component,status-icon,status-layout,status-timestamp- Individual components
Explore the full registry at openstatus.dev/r/registry.json
Want to customize your theme?
Go to Themes ExplorerLearn More
- Source Code Example - See all components in action
- Blog Post - How We Build Our shadcn Component Registry
- Openstatus SDK - Build on top of openstatus with our SDK
- shadcn/ui Documentation - Learn about the underlying component system
- Openstatus GitHub - Star the project and contribute
- Theme Explorer - Explore community themes
Support
If you encounter issues, have questions, or want to share feedback: