vboy – Service Versions Dashboard

A minimal Tailwind CSS + daisyUI + vanilla JavaScript dashboard to view Spring Boot /actuator/info build versions per app instance (e.g. app-qa-1, app-cloud-1).

Run

Install dependencies (already present if node_modules/ exists):

npm install

Build CSS:

npm run build

Start the app (static server + proxy):

npm run serve

Then open http://localhost:5173.

Use

• Dashboard: select an instance, click Refresh, view services as cards (version/build/time).
• Settings: add multiple instances and services.
  • Instance: name, base URL, username, password
  • Service: name, context path (e.g. /iamws/rolelcm), actuator path (default /actuator/info)
• Storage: everything is saved in localStorage (browser-only).
• Import/Export: in Settings, export JSON or import JSON to move config between machines.

CORS (why proxy fixes it)

Browsers block cross-origin requests when the target server doesn’t allow your origin (CORS), even if curl works.

This app avoids that by calling a same-origin endpoint:

• Browser → POST http://localhost:5173/api/proxy
• Server → fetches https://app-.../actuator/info with Basic Auth
• Server → returns JSON to the browser

So the browser never calls the remote domains directly.

Deploy to Cloudflare Pages

This repo supports Cloudflare Pages with a Pages Function at functions/api/proxy.js.

Prereqs

• Install Wrangler:

npm i -D wrangler

• Login once:

npx wrangler login

Build and deploy

This builds styles.css, then writes deployable files to ./dist (so you don't deploy node_modules), then deploys:

npm run pages:deploy

After deploy, your dashboard will be on your Pages domain and /api/proxy will be available as a Pages Function.