makeideploy.today

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Wetin Dis Repo Be About 🚀

Dis na Pidgin English version of "shouldideploy" repo. We dey try make developers, designers, and tech people laugh small before dem deploy code.

How We Dey Roll 💻

• We dey speak pure pidgin
• We dey welcome contributions wey dey speak pidgin
• No serious grammar, just vibes and code 😎

You Fit Contribute? 🤝

• Fork the repo
• Add your pidgin magic
• Make pull request
• Make everybody laugh small 😂

Rules Wey Simple

• Write code wey work
• Use pidgin wey everybody go understand
• No form grammar, just flow

Abeg, come join us make we laugh and code! 🇳🇬🖥️

Getting started

• Run dis tin:

  • npm i — make dependencies enter.
  • npm run dev start dev server
  • now dev if you want use local serveless function (you go need "now")

  Vercel Analytics (Next.js) — Quick setup

  To start counting visitors and page views with Vercel Analytics:

  1. Install the package:

  npm i @vercel/analytics

  2. Add the Analytics component to your app layout (we added it to pages/_app.tsx):

  import { Analytics } from '@vercel/analytics/next'
  
  function App({ Component, pageProps }) {
    return (
      <>
        <Component {...pageProps} />
        <Analytics />
      </>
    )
  }

  3. Deploy to Vercel and visit your site. Data should appear in the Vercel Analytics dashboard within ~30 seconds.

  Notes:

  • If you don't see data, check content blockers and navigate between pages to trigger pageviews.
  • Vercel Analytics is designed for quick dashboards and insights — it does not provide raw event exports from the Vercel dashboard.

  Retrieving or exporting analytics data

  There is no official public API or raw-event export for Vercel Analytics that you can query outside the Vercel app. If you need exportable, event-level data for a case study, use one of these options instead:

  • GA4 + BigQuery — let GA4 collect events and enable BigQuery export for raw events and SQL analysis.
  • PostHog (self-hosted or cloud) — event-level tracking with CSV/SQL export and product analytics features.
  • Plausible — privacy-friendly with CSV exports for simple reports.
  • Custom collector — add a small tracking script that sends events to your own serverless API (Supabase/Postgres/BigQuery). This gives you full control and immediate CSV/SQL export.

  If you want, I can add a minimal serverless /api/track handler and a small client script to persist clientId and events for export-ready data.

🧩 Chrome Extension

Na quick way to check if you suppose deploy without opening browser website.

Setup for Development

npm run generate:icons  # Create extension icons

Then:

1. Go to chrome://extensions/
2. Enable Developer mode (toggle top right)
3. Click "Load unpacked"
4. Select the extension folder
5. Done! Icon go appear for you

Package for Chrome Web Store

npm run build:extension  # Create ZIP file for submission

See full documentation: extension/README.md and extension/QUICKSTART.md

Add your reasons

Reasons dey inside the locale JSON files for locales/ folder (e.g. locales/pcm.json, locales/sw.json). Edit the file wey match your language.

API endpoint

We get API wey you fit use for your CI or just for fun at api-endpoint.

You fit add some optional parameters wey go customize API response:

• tz: Timezone wey you want use. Put correct timezone string, like Africa/Lagos or America/Chicago. Default na UTC.

• date: Date wey you want check. Default na today. Put correct date string for this format YYYY-MM-DD, like 2024-11-18.

• lng: Language/locale wey you want. Supported values: pcm, sw, yo, ig, ha, zu, am. Default na pcm.

Examples

Get the default API response using the current date and time in the UTC timezone:

https://makeideploy.today/api

Get the API response for a specific timezone (e.g., Africa/Lagos):

https://makeideploy.today/api?tz=Africa/Lagos

Get the API response for a specific date (e.g., 2024-11-18) in the UTC timezone:

https://makeideploy.today/api?date=2024-11-18

Get the API response for a specific date (e.g., 2024-11-18) in a specific timezone (e.g., America/Chicago):

https://makeideploy.today/api?tz=America/Chicago&date=2024-11-18

Get the API response in Swahili:

https://makeideploy.today/api?tz=Africa/Nairobi&lng=sw

API Response

The API go give you JSON object wey get these keys:

• timezone: Timezone wey you give for the request.
• date: Date wey you provide for ISO format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.sssZ).
• lng: Language/locale wey dey active.
• tagline: App tagline for that locale.
• makeideploy: Boolean value wey go show if you suppose deploy today.
• color: Hex color wey match current deploy status.
• message: String/Message wey explain why you go or no go deploy.

Example response:

{
  "timezone": "UTC",
  "date": "2024-11-18T00:00:00.000Z",
  "lng": "pcm",
  "tagline": "Make I Deploy Today?",
  "makeideploy": false,
  "color": "#ff4136",
  "message": "Today na Monday, you suppose don deploy!"
}

Credits

Favicon created by emilegraphics from the NOUN Project at favicon-credit

🔐 Privacy Policy

We respect your privacy. The application and Chrome Extension collect zero personal data.

See our complete PRIVACY_POLICY.md for details on:

• What data is collected (none for personal info)
• How API calls work
• Your data rights and our security practices

License

Abeg check am for license-link || WTFPL - You fit do anytin wey you want with dis code!