- Comment out the popular weather art rendering and related titles in
the home index view.
- Keep the latest weather art section active for display.
This change removes sections of code related to popular and random
weather art, which are not currently in use, while preserving a
clean interface for the latest weather art.
- Deleted LA_COLLECT script and initialization code
- Removed any references to unused analytics resources
These changes clean up the application layout by removing
scripts that were no longer in use, potentially improving
load times and reducing unnecessary code complexity.
- Update brakeman gem from version 7.0.0 to 7.0.2
- This update includes security fixes and performance improvements.
Keeping gems up to date helps maintain security and improves overall
performance of the application.
- Include SDK script for user activity collection
- Initialize SDK with specific IDs
This change integrates a data collection tool into the
application, allowing for improved tracking of user
interactions. The SDK will help gather actionable insights
for enhancing user experience.
- Removed unnecessary div wrappers from the wiki data badge
- Cleaned up the code for better readability
This change enhances the markup simplicity without affecting the functionality,
ensuring the badge displays correctly while maintaining the same styling.
- Change badge class from 'badge-ghost' to 'badge-info'
- Adjust the badge to have a softer appearance
This update improves the visual clarity of the wiki data badge, making it
more consistent with the overall design while ensuring the functionality
remains unchanged.
- Wrap badge content in a div for better layout.
- Maintain existing functionality and styling while improving structure.
This change enhances the HTML structure of the wiki data badge by
encapsulating the link in a div element, which aids in layout
management without altering the way the component functions or
displays.
- Updated rendering syntax in 'show' view for cities
- Updated rendering syntax in 'show' view for weather arts
These changes ensure that the 'wiki_data_badge' partial is rendered
correctly in both views, improving the consistency of the code
and fixing potential display issues caused by the previous syntax.
- Replace inline wiki data badge code with a render call to a new
shared partial.
- This change promotes code reuse and simplifies the view
templates for cities and weather arts.
- The shared partial handles the condition for displaying the badge
based on the presence of `wiki_data_id`.
This refactor enhances maintainability and adheres to DRY
principles, allowing for easier updates or changes to the wiki
badge display in one location instead of multiple views.
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Arabic
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Bengali
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in German
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in English
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Spanish
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Persian
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in French
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Hindi
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Croatian
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Italian
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Japanese
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Korean
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Polish
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Portuguese
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Russian
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Turkish
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Ukrainian
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Urdu
- Add translation for 'wiki_data' in Chinese (Simplified)
This update provides localized support for the term 'wiki_data' across multiple languages, improving user experience and accessibility in international environments.
- Include a link to the city's WikiData page if available
- The link opens in a new tab and has a tooltip for better user experience
This change enhances the city details page by providing
users with easy access to additional information about the
city on WikiData, improving overall user engagement
and knowledge access.
- Wrap image_tag calls in begin-rescue blocks to catch loading errors
- Log any exceptions to Rails logger for better debugging
- Provide user feedback with a placeholder when images fail to load
These changes improve the robustness of the application by ensuring that errors do not cause disruptions in the user interface.
- Implemented error handling for image loading to prevent application
crashes when an image fails to load.
- Added logging to capture the error message when an image cannot be
displayed.
This change improves the reliability of the image display feature on
the home page, ensuring that users are not met with a broken layout
if an image fails to load.
- Create a download card component for weather arts
- Include options for premium purchase, medium quality, and a free WebP version
- Ensure proper layout and styling for the download options
This addition enhances the user experience by providing a clear
and organized way to download various versions of the weather
art. It also includes functionality for both paid and free
options, addressing different user needs.
- Moved weather art creation inside the transaction block
- Updated variable names for clarity
- Ensured the transaction block manages the creation and attachment of images more clearly
This refactor improves the readability and maintainability of the
`create_weather_art` method while preserving its original
functionality. The changes also ensure that the transaction
affects the creation and attachment operations coherently.
- Update AWS S3 adapter configuration to set the
access control list (ACL) to private for both
production and development environments.
- This ensures that the sitemap files are not publicly
accessible and are only retrievable by authorized
users or applications, improving security.
- Switch to the new s3 endpoint for improved access
- Comment out the previous internal endpoint for clarity
This change updates the s3 endpoint to ensure proper
connection and compatibility with the service. The
internal endpoint is commented out to avoid confusion.
- Change bucket name from today-ai-weather-hk-dev to
today-ai-weather-dev-hk
- Update the configuration for easier understanding and
consistency
This update modifies the S3 bucket name used in development
settings, improving clarity and aligning with naming
conventions.
- Change the AWS S3 region from Hong Kong to Shanghai for
both production and development environments.
- Update bucket names to reflect the new region.
- Modify the endpoint URLs to align with the new settings.
These changes ensure that the application interacts with the
correct resources in AWS and maintains compatibility with
services hosted in Hong Kong.
- Comment out the previous development database URL
- Implement a new PostgreSQL URL for production use
This change updates the database connection settings to ensure
that the application connects to the appropriate database in
different environments. Commenting out the old URL helps
prevent accidental usage while retaining it for reference.
- Modify AWS credentials to use 's3' instead of 'minio' for both production and development environments.
- Update associated initializers, environment configurations, and sitemap generator settings.
- Simplify the configuration retrieval by aligning with new standards for S3.
These changes ensure consistent access to AWS S3 resources and improve maintainability by aligning with updated environment variable practices.
- Ensure created weather art is deleted if an error occurs
- Log detailed error messages for better debugging
This change improves the stability of the weather art
generation process by ensuring that failed operations
release resources properly, preventing potential
memory leaks or database clutter.
- Moved image processing to after the weather_art assignment.
- This change guarantees that the webp and preview images are processed before returning the weather_art object.
- Resolves potential issues where image processing wouldn't occur if the returned value wasn't properly assigned initially.
- Add processing for webp_image and preview_image
This fix ensures that both webp and preview images of the weather art
are processed correctly after generation, resolving issues related to
image availability in the system.
- Wrap image tag with begin-rescue to catch errors
- Display fallback message when image fails to load
- Log error messages to Rails logger for debugging
This change improves the robustness of the image loading
feature in the arts view by handling potential exceptions
when loading images. Users will see a placeholder message
if the image fails to load, enhancing user experience and
ensuring that the application does not crash due to unhandled
image load errors.
- Increase MAX_DURATION to allow longer processing time.
- Double SLEEP_DURATION to reduce server load between runs.
- Raise PER_RUN_GENERATION_LIMIT to improve throughput.
These changes enhance the performance of the weather arts generation
job by allowing longer intervals and reducing the frequency of
interruptions while also accommodating additional requests per run.
- Increase SLEEP_DURATION from 10 seconds to 60 seconds
This change modifies the sleep duration used in the
BatchGenerateWeatherArtsWorker class, allowing for longer
wait times between executions. This may help prevent
exceeding resource limits during high-demand periods.
- Update `format_as_tag` method to replace hyphens with
underscores in addition to spaces.
- Ensure the method handles blank inputs properly.
This change improves the consistency of tag formatting by
ensuring that both spaces and hyphens are converted into
underscores, enhancing the usability and reliability of
this helper method.
- Update formatting to replace spaces with underscores
- Add functionality to replace hyphens with underscores
- Clarify comments to reflect new formatting behavior
These changes improve the flexibility of the tag formatting method by
allowing both spaces and hyphens to be standardized as underscores,
ensuring consistent tag representations.
- Update region access to use country.region instead of city.region
- Update subregion access to use country.subregion instead of city.subregion
These changes ensure that the region and subregion are accurately retrieved based on the correct geographical hierarchy, improving the data integrity of the application.
- Include formattedDate in the RSS feed response
- Utilize art.formatted_time method for better date formatting
This change enhances the RSS feed by providing a more user-friendly
formatted date alongside the existing weather date. This allows
clients consuming the RSS feed to display dates in a more readable
format, improving overall usability.
- Change route for RSS feed to use defaults for format
- Add logging to RssController#feed to track request format
These changes improve the clarity of the routing for the RSS feed
and enhance debugging capabilities by logging the request format.
The new route definition ensures that the feed responds correctly
with the default format, while the logging provides insight into
how the feed is being accessed.
- Implement JSON feed generation in the RssController
- Add new API endpoint to serve JSON feed
- Update RSS feed view to include hidden machine-readable data
This commit introduces a new feature that allows the application to
serve weather art data in JSON format. The JSON feed includes
metadata such as the title, description, and additional custom
fields for better integration with other services. The changes
also enhance the existing RSS feed by embedding machine-readable
data within the HTML structure, improving accessibility and
usability for automated systems.
- Add custom XML namespace for weather data
- Include additional weather fields: country, city, state,
weather description, prompt, and formatted date
- Update enclosure type to 'image/webp' for better
compatibility
This update improves the RSS feed by providing more detailed
weather information for each art piece, enhancing the
user experience and ensuring better data representation.
The new fields allow for richer content in the feed, making
it more informative for users.
- Include image attachments and city associations in the
RSS feed query to improve performance.
- This change reduces the number of database queries
needed when rendering the feed, addressing potential
N+1 query problems.
- Add country name, city name, and state name to the RSS feed
- Include weather description and AI-generated description
- Add weather date to provide more context for each item
These changes improve the RSS feed by providing more detailed
information about the weather art, enhancing the user experience
and making the feed more informative for subscribers.
- Include data-hashtag attribute in the Facebook share button
- Comment out an alternative database URL in credentials
This update enhances the social sharing feature by allowing
users to include hashtags when sharing content on Facebook.
The commented-out database URL serves as a reference for
future configurations.
- Removed the language switcher component from the
navigation bar.
- This change simplifies the user interface, focusing
on primary navigation elements.
The decision was made to streamline navigation and reduce
clutter, as the language switcher was deemed not essential
for the current user experience.
- Include region, country, state, and query parameters
in the pagination helper for better filtering.
- This change enhances the user experience by allowing
users to navigate through weather arts based on
specific criteria, improving the relevance of the
displayed results.
- Update cities controller to include state in city data
- Modify results partial to pass pagination parameters
- Adjust index view to support turbo frame actions
These changes improve the pagination functionality by ensuring
that the correct parameters are passed for filtering cities
based on region, country, and state. This enhances the user
experience by providing more relevant data and better
navigation through the city listings.
- Update city initialization to safely access state ID
- Use safe navigation operator to prevent potential nil errors
This change ensures that if the state is nil, the code will not raise
an error when trying to access its ID. It improves the robustness of
the city data synchronization process.
- Use `find_or_initialize_by` to ensure uniqueness based on
multiple attributes.
- Replace multiple `update!` calls with `assign_attributes` for
better readability and maintainability.
- Add error handling for city saving process to log errors
if saving fails.
These changes streamline the city syncing process, making it
more efficient and easier to understand while ensuring that
cities are created or updated correctly based on unique
attributes.
- Define a new Rake task `sync_city` to synchronize city data
- Update the `find_or_create_by!` method to include additional
attributes such as `flag`, `wiki_data_id`, `active`, and
`priority`
This new task allows for better management of city data by
ensuring that all relevant attributes are set during the
synchronization process. It enhances the existing functionality
by providing more detailed information for each city.
- Change country_code to country_id for better clarity
- Add state_id to the city creation process
These changes ensure that the City model is created with the correct
associations to country and state, improving data integrity.
This refactor also enhances the readability of the code.
