get.status.app

Scoped download-focused site that reuses status.app components, styles, and page implementations.

Environment

Environment variables are defined in this app — not the full status.app set.

cd apps/get.status.app
cp .env.example .env.local

Or pull from Vercel:

cd apps/get.status.app
vercel env pull .env.local

Variable	Required	Purpose
`CLOUDINARY_API_KEY` / `CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET`	no	`pnpm sync:cloudinary` only

pnpm env:check validates env vars (runs automatically before pnpm build).

Development

pnpm --filter get.status.app dev

Runs on http://127.0.0.1:3005 (hub uses 3003, status.network uses 3002).

Desktop and APK download buttons fetch the latest GitHub release in the browser on click (1h session cache). App Store and Google Play links go directly to the stores.

Analytics

Client-side analytics mirror status.app:

Umami — loaded in src/app/layout.tsx from https://umami.bi.status.im/script.js, scoped to get.status.app via data-domains.
Vercel Analytics — <Analytics /> in the root layout.
Custom events — download clicks call trackEvent from shared status.app components; events are sent to both Vercel Analytics and window.umami.

Unlike status.app, there is no server-side Umami tracking here: production builds are static (output: 'export') and desktop/APK downloads resolve in the browser instead of via /api/download/*.

Static export (self-hosted)

Production builds use output: 'export' and write static files to out/.

pnpm --filter get.status.app build
pnpm --filter get.status.app start   # serves out/ on port 3005

Or in one step:

pnpm --filter get.status.app preview:production

postbuild runs next-sitemap, strips the default locale prefix from out/, and copies serve.json for serve (cleanUrls).

Deploy via Jenkinsfile.website with APP_NAME=get.status.app (branches deploy-get-status-app-main / deploy-get-status-app-develop, domains get.status.app / dev.get.status.app).

Shared assets

content/legal — get.status.app–specific legal copy (not shared with status.app)
public → symlink to status.app/public

Cloudinary

Uses the same Cloudinary account and asset ID format as status.app (dhgck7ebz), but keeps its own generated types in src/app/_components/assets/types.ts so new media for this site does not require re-running status.app’s sync.

Reused pages pull IDs from the filtered type union (homepage, apps, download UI, etc.).
Upload get-only assets under the get.status.app/ folder in Cloudinary.

# One-time bootstrap from status.app types (no API keys)
pnpm --filter get.status.app bootstrap:cloudinary

# Refresh from Cloudinary (needs CLOUDINARY_* in .env or .env.local)
pnpm --filter get.status.app sync:cloudinary

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