- Implement locale extraction and fallback mechanism
- Add translation files for English and Chinese
- Update views to use translated strings for various UI elements
This commit introduces support for multiple languages in the application, enhancing accessibility for users. It includes a fallback mechanism for locales and updates to the user interface to display translated content.
- Added `share_controller.js` to handle sharing logic.
- Created `_share_social.html.erb` partial for social sharing buttons.
- Integrated share buttons into city and weather art show pages.
- Added sharer.js dependency.
This feature allows users to share city and weather art pages on
various social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn,
Pinterest, Telegram, and WhatsApp, increasing content visibility.
The auto ad is added to the city page and the weather art page. It improves user experience by showing relevant ads to the user. This change should not affect performance as it only modifies the view.
- Add auto ad in city page and weather art page.
- Refactor shadow effects to improve user experience.
- No side effects or any other consequences.
- Renamed `app/views/cities/_map.html.erb` to
`app/views/shared/_map.html.erb`
- Updated references to the map partial in `cities/show.html.erb` and
`weather_arts/show.html.erb`
- Adjusted the layout in `cities/show.html.erb` and
`weather_arts/show.html.erb` for visual consistency.
This refactoring improves code reusability and maintainability by
centralizing the map component. It also improves the visual
presentation of the application.
- Replace OpenLayers with Mapbox GL for map rendering.
- Update CSS for map styling and control visibility.
- Integrate weather art into map popups.
- Add Mapbox token to credentials.yml.enc
This commit replaces the existing OpenLayers map implementation
with Mapbox GL. It also adjusts the styling and adds a
weather art display to the map popup, which enhances the
user experience. The necessary changes include modifying
stylesheets, JavaScript controllers, view templates, and
updating the credentials file. The motivation is to enhance
map rendering performance and user experience.
- Implement MapController for displaying city maps
- Add map rendering in the city show view
- Include weather arts in the city show controller
- Update asset pipeline to include Leaflet CSS and JS
This commit introduces a map feature that allows users to view
geographical information related to cities. The map is integrated
with weather arts data, enhancing the overall functionality of
the city show page.
- Introduce a new partial for displaying weather statistics in
a consistent card format.
- Refactor the city show page to utilize the new statistics
card partial, simplifying the code structure.
- Update layout and styling for improved UX and maintainability.
These changes enhance the maintainability of the codebase by
promoting reuse of the statistics card component and improving
the overall presentation of weather data for cities.
- Introduce a new method `formatted_time` in the `WeatherArt` model
- Update various views to use this new method for date and time display
- Support formatting in local time zones or UTC
This update enhances the time representation for weather data, ensuring
that displayed times can reflect the user's local timezone or remain
fixed at UTC. This improves the usability of the application for
users in different regions.
- Replace local timezone display with UTC in the weather
display components
- Adjust time formatting in both city and weather art views
This change standardizes the time format across the application,
making it clear that the displayed times are in UTC, aiding user
understanding and consistency in time representation.
- Update links in cities index to include country emoji
- Modify display in cities show view to use emoji and country name
- Clean up random scope method in weather_art model for consistency
These changes enhance the user interface presentation by making
country names visually enriched with emojis, improving the overall
user experience with clearer visual cues.
- Remove deprecated `image_with_watermark` attachment.
- Introduce `webp_image`, `preview_image`, and `watermarked_image` methods in `WeatherArt` model for optimized image formats.
- Update views to use new image variants, including webp and previews, improving loading times and visual quality.
- Ensure images are processed with relevant attributes such as quality and dimensions for better performance and user experience.
These changes enhance the image handling capabilities of the application by ensuring images are served in a more efficient format (WebP) and with improved resizing options, leading to better performance overall.
- Update menu labels for cities, countries, and regions
- Introduce new entities for states and subregions in Admin Panel
- Implement admin authentication for weather art generation
- Modify application controller to check for admin user
- Refactor view to display admin panel based on user permissions
- Update routes to include weather art generation action
These changes enhance the admin interface for better management of cities
and related entities. The new admin checks ensure that only authorized users
can generate weather art, improving security and functionality.
- Change displayed time from weather_date to created_at in
cities and weather arts show templates. This ensures that the
time shown reflects when the record was created instead of the
weather date which may not be accurate for representation.
- Update localized_name method to provide a default value for
missing translations
- Modify timezone display in city show view to show a message
when the timezone is undefined
These changes improve user experience by ensuring that the city
localization falls back to the city name itself if a translation
is not found, and they handle potentially missing timezone data
more gracefully.
- Update layout with improved styles and spacing
- Modify sections for better visual hierarchy
- Add gradient effects and responsive design adjustments
These changes enhance the overall user experience by providing a
more visually appealing and organized layout for the city
weather art view. Adjustments include background effects,
updated navigation, and improved display of weather statistics
and history records.
- Change stats div to be responsive
- Adjust coordinates display format for better readability
This update enhances the layout of the city show view by making
it more responsive and improving the display of weather and
geographical data. Additionally, the startup task for
refreshing the sitemap is now consistently executed,
removing unnecessary complexity.
- Introduce `weather_description_icon` and `weather_stat_icon`
helper methods for displaying SVG icons based on weather
conditions and statistics.
- Enhance the city show view by using these icons to display
visual weather information such as temperature, wind, humidity,
visibility, pressure, and cloud cover.
- Optimize the visual styling and layout of the weather stats
and cards for better user experience.
- 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.
- Import Playfair Display and Raleway fonts for better typography
- Add a method to `City` model for fetching the latest weather art
- Revamp city index and show pages for improved layout and usability
- Update styles in the layout and main pages to enhance user experience
These changes promote visual consistency and enhance user interaction within the platform, providing a more engaging experience.
- Update CitiesController to list all cities ordered by name
- Add latest and featured weather arts in HomeController
- Display city details, including weather art history, in Cities#show
- Expand layout with a footer and enhanced navigation
- Integrate new daisyUI plugin for improved styling
These changes improve user navigation and visual presentation on both
city and weather art pages, making it easier to browse and view
information. The introduction of daisyUI also modernizes the UI with
consistent design elements.
- 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.
