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Add support for json output for statuses #23
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There were a couple of pull requests #5 and #7 for this support, but none of them came with tests. This pull request does.
The json schema is the same as #5, but you can put
Accept: application/jsonto get json result.GET "/" Accept: application/json:{ "status": "up", "services": [ { "name": "Application", "description": "Main application", "status": "up", "last_seen": "2012-10-24T06:05:12Z" } ] }