- Updated timezone parsing to handle JSON format.
- Modified how timezones are fetched in multiple models.
- Added a migration to convert existing timezones data.
- Modified the country model to format timezones.
This commit fixes an issue where the timezone data was not
being correctly parsed, leading to potential errors in time
calculations. The changes ensure the application correctly
handles and displays timezone information, improving the
accuracy of time-related features.
This commit refactors the database migration to convert the
timezones for each country in the database to a JSON format.
It addresses an issue where the timezone data was not properly
formatted. It provides a default value if there's an error to avoid
data loss. It also includes error handling to catch and log exceptions
during the migration process, preventing the entire migration from failing.
- Changed `timezones` attribute from text to JSONB in `Country`.
- Updated related model methods to handle JSONB data.
- Added a migration to convert existing timezone data.
- Used safe navigation operators to prevent errors.
This change improves the storage and management of timezone
information by using the JSONB data type. It includes data
migration to handle existing timezone data.
- Add confirmable and lockable modules to user model
- Update error messages display with improved UI
- Modify navbar links for better accessibility and styling
- Add unique indexes for confirmation and unlock tokens in migration
These changes improve user management and user experience by
adding features for account activation and security, along
with styling enhancements for the authentication views.
- Integrate Devise for user authentication
- Create User model and necessary views
- Implement email confirmation and password reset functionality
- Add routing for user sign-up and login
- Customize error messages display
This commit initiates user authentication in the application
using the Devise gem. It includes user registration, login,
password reset, and email confirmation features. Additionally,
the necessary views and mailer templates are included to
support these functionalities. This enhances the security
and usability of the application by allowing users to create
accounts and manage their passwords effectively.
- Include 'devise' gem for user management
- Update database access URLs in configurations
- Refactor schema types from bigint to integer for resource and author IDs
- Enhance geo synchronization by updating region and subregion handling
These changes are aimed at improving the user management functionality while ensuring efficient data handling and connections for production environment.
- Downgraded `aws-sdk-s3` to version 1.170 and updated
`aws-sdk-core` to 3.211 to maintain compatibility with
existing code.
- Updated various column types in the database schema
from `integer` to `bigint` to handle larger values and
improve data integrity.
- Modified the `sync_geo_data.rake` task to use
`find_or_create_by` for `Country`, improving the logic
for ensuring unique countries based on ISO code.
These changes enhance dependency management and improve
schema robustness while maintaining functionality.
- Add emoji_u column to countries table
- Add flag column to cities table
- Change default value of active column in cities table
This feature adds several new columns to the database schema, including an emoji_u column to the countries table and a flag column to the cities table. It also changes the default value of the active column in the cities table to false.
- Eliminate the 'active' column from the 'cities' table
This change streamlines the database schema and reduces
unnecessary fields, which may improve performance in
queries and data manipulation related to the cities table.
- Remove `region` column from `countries` table
- Remove foreign key reference for `region`
This change simplifies the database migration by omitting fields that are no longer necessary, improving the structure of the `countries` table for future operations.
- Change ordering of previous weather art to use 'id' descending
- Change ordering of next weather art to use 'id' ascending
- Remove unnecessary blank line in seeds file
These changes enhance the consistency of the weather art
navigation by using 'id' for ordering, ensuring the
correct retrieval of records.
- Implement previous and next weather art navigation
- Update weather arts controller to fetch adjacent weather arts
- Modify show view to include navigation links
This update enhances the user experience by allowing users to
navigate through weather arts seamlessly. The previous and
next buttons improve accessibility, providing a smoother
browsing experience. The implementation also accounts for
situations where no adjacent weather arts exist, ensuring
clarity for users.
- Removed unnecessary leading and trailing blank lines in several
ActiveAdmin register files.
- Reformatted string delimiters for consistency, changing single quotes
to double quotes in tracking events in the Cities and WeatherArts
controllers.
- Ensured proper spacing in array definitions across several
models, including Ahoy::Event and Ahoy::Visit.
These changes improve code readability and maintain consistency
throughout the codebase by ensuring uniform use of quotes and
removing excess whitespace.
- Integrate Ahoy gem for tracking user events and visits
- Create models for Ahoy events and visits
- Implement admin interfaces for managing events and visits
- Add background job for cleaning up old analytics data
- Update application controller and other relevant controllers to track specific actions
This commit implements a comprehensive event tracking system that logs user interactions
within the application. Additionally, it includes mechanisms for managing and
cleaning historical visit and event data, ensuring efficient data handling.
- Clean up the seed file for cities in China
- Ensure all priority values have a consistent formatting style
This change enhances the readability of the data seeding code without altering the underlying logic or functionality of the application.
- Added a space in the array passed to `add_index` in the migration
- Removed unused columns `last_weather_fetch` and `last_image_generation` from the `cities` table
- Ensured consistent code style in the `GenerateWeatherArtWorker` and added required newline at the end of files
These changes improve code readability and maintainability while ensuring that
no unnecessary fields exist in the database schema.
- Introduced constants for configuration settings such as generation interval, maximum duration, and sleep duration.
- Updated the `perform` method to utilize these constants for better readability and maintainability.
- Refactored the `perform` method in `GenerateWeatherArtWorker` to improve flow and error handling by creating separate methods for fetching weather data, generating prompts, images, and handling database transactions.
- Cleaned up city seeding data by removing unnecessary fields while maintaining required functionality.
These changes improve the overall readability of the code and make it easier to adjust the behavior of the workers in the future without digging through the logic.
- Implement caching methods for last weather fetch and image generation
- Adjust sleep duration in BatchGenerateWeatherArtsWorker from 10 seconds to 3 seconds
- Remove unused fields `last_weather_fetch` and `last_image_generation` from the cities table
- Add index on the weather_arts table for optimized querying
This refactor improves data retrieval performance for weather data
associated with cities. Caching reduces database load while the
worker modification allows for faster iterations in generating
weather arts without significantly impacting performance.
- Changed 'last_weather_fetch' and 'last_image_generation'
from 10.hours.ago to 10.days.ago for various cities
- Affects seed data for cities in multiple countries, including:
- Australia
- Bangladesh
- Brazil
- Canada
- China
- Egypt
- France
- Germany
- India
- Japan
- Mexico
- Nigeria
- Pakistan
- Russia
- Saudi Arabia
- Singapore
- South Korea
- Thailand
- Turkey
- UK
- USA
- Vietnam
This change ensures that the timestamps reflect a more refined time range for when last weather data was fetched, possibly to enhance performance or consistency in application behavior.
- Remove environment condition for admin user creation
This change simplifies the admin user creation in the seeds file by
removing the conditional check for the development environment.
As a result, the admin user will be created regardless of the
environment, which may need to be addressed to avoid unintended
consequences in production setups.
- Create admin user with email 'admin@example.com' and password 'password' for development environment
This change allows for easier development and testing by providing a default admin user.
- Update active status of various cities from false to true
- Ensures that all seeded cities are now enabled and available for usage
This change activates previously inactive cities in the seed files, which
facilitates their accessibility in subsequent deployments and testing.
The modification was made across numerous city seed files to ensure a
consistent state where all cities are now marked as active, improving
the readiness of the application.
- Created BatchGenerateWeatherArtsJob to process eligible
cities and generate weather art.
- Introduced GenerateWeatherArtJob for generating weather
art and image attachment.
- Added AiService for obtaining prompts and generating
images with OpenAI API.
- Implemented WeatherService to fetch current weather
data from the QWeather API.
- Updated Gemfile with necessary gems (whenever,
ruby-openai, httparty, down, aws-sdk-s3).
This commit introduces a system to create and store
weather art images for various cities based on current
weather conditions, leveraging external APIs for data
and image generation.
- Add slug column to weather_arts for friendly URLs.
- Update weather arts retrieval in the controller to use slug.
- Implement region and country filtering in cities index view.
- Optimize city queries with scopes for active status and region/country.
- Improve UI layout and design for the cities index page.
These changes allow better user experience by enabling cleaner URLs for weather arts and facilitating efficient filtering of cities based on selected regions and countries.
- Change city name display to localized name in both index and show views
- Modify schema to use bigint for certain foreign keys
- Correct country codes in seeds for accurate data representation
These changes improve the handling of city names, ensuring they are displayed in the appropriate localized format and ensuring well-typed foreign key relationships in the schema.
- Implement Country and Region models
- Establish relationships between City, Country, and Region
- Update ActiveAdmin setup for managing countries and regions
- Add localization support for cities and countries in multiple languages
- Create necessary migrations to support the new schema
This update allows for better categorization of cities under their respective countries and regions, enhancing geographical structure and support for multilingual features.
- Standardize string quotes in various files for consistency.
- Remove commented-out tests from cities and weather_arts controllers to improve readability.
- Clean up admin_users and weather_arts fixture files by commenting out unused entries instead of removing them.
These changes are aimed at enhancing code readability and maintainability, ensuring that code adheres to style guidelines without removing useful comments for future reference.
- Update weather date for existing record to 5 days ago
- Add new weather art record for 2 days ago with relevant details
- Include image attachment for the new weather art
This commit adds a second weather art record for Guangzhou reflecting the
weather conditions from 2 days ago, along with relevant data including
humidity, wind speed, and an updated visual representation.
- Integrate 'friendly_id' gem for sluggable functionality in City model
- Create ActiveAdmin resources for managing cities and weather arts
- Implement controller logic for cities
- Add database migrations for cities and weather arts creation
- Seed database with sample data for testing
- Create initial test cases for controllers and models
This commit enhances the application's URL handling by allowing friendly URLs for cities and weather arts. The addition of ActiveAdmin resources facilitates easier management through a web interface.
