- Delete BatchGenerateWeatherArtsJob which queued jobs for generating
weather art for eligible cities.
- Remove CleanAhoyDataJob responsible for cleaning up old Ahoy events
and visits.
- Eliminate GenerateWeatherArtJob that managed the generation
and attachment of weather art images.
- Drop RefreshSitemapJob which created and uploaded XML sitemaps.
These removals suggest a shift in how these functionalities will be
handled, possibly indicating a move towards a different architecture
or integration with another service.
- 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.
- Simplify query for most popular inactive cities in City model
- Minor layout changes in Admin Dashboards for Ahoy and Sidekiq tasks
This refactoring improves code organization, reducing complexity in the City model and making it easier to read. Additionally, the Admin dashboard layouts have been simplified for a better user experience.
- Introduce a new admin dashboard for viewing Ahoy statistics.
- Display total visits, event counts, and unique visitors.
- List most popular and least popular active cities with their visit counts.
- Add a panel for recent events.
- Modify existing dashboard to include a section for inactive cities.
This commit introduces a comprehensive dashboard that helps
admin users monitor the traffic and engagement statistics of
various cities. The changes include functionality to show
active and inactive cities based on their popularity,
allowing for better insights into user engagement across
the application.
- Rename task label from 'Batch Generate Weather Arts' to 'Generate Weather Arts' for better understanding.
- Add a new button for manual task execution of 'BatchGenerateWeatherArts'.
- Update task value in form submissions to be more descriptive, enhancing maintainability.
These changes improve the usability of the Sidekiq tasks management interface, making it more intuitive for users to identify and execute tasks. The renamed button and the clear distinction between tasks aim to reduce confusion and assist in better workflow management.
- Change logging to use Rails.logger.debug instead of
Rails.logger.debugger for better compatibility.
- Remove unnecessary extra lines in the Sidekiq jobs file.
This commit ensures that log messages are recorded efficiently and
with the correct log level, improving logging practices in the
application.
- Replace logger.info with logger.debugger for user agent logging.
- Commented out redundant info logging for blocked browsers.
This change improves the logging detail level for the user agent by
utilizing the debugger log method instead of info, which provides more
context during debugging sessions.
- Commented out the `allow_browser` lines to prevent
disabling access for unsupported browsers.
- This change maintains previous behavior without removing
the code permanently, allowing for future reference.
- The previous implementation was causing issues with
newer browser versions, prompting the need for a review
of browser support policies.
- Add manual task execution buttons for BatchGenerateWeatherArtsWorker, RefreshSitemapWorker, and CleanAhoyDataWorker
- Improve browser blocking functionality in ApplicationController
- Refactor Sidekiq jobs management to include statistics and task execution
- Update various jobs to conform to new standards
This feature allows for more fine-grained control over Sidekiq tasks and improves the overall user experience.
- Change class names from Worker to Job for better alignment
with Rails convention.
- Includes changes in BatchGenerateWeatherArtsJob,
CleanAhoyDataJob, GenerateWeatherArtJob, and
RefreshSitemapJob classes.
This refactoring improves the clarity and consistency of the
codebase by adhering to established naming conventions,
making it easier for new developers to understand the
role of these classes within the application.
- Add menu labels and parents for AdminUser, City, Country, Region, WeatherArt, Ahoy::Event, and Ahoy::Visit.
- Introduce a new page for managing Sidekiq jobs, providing functionality to execute or delete scheduled jobs.
- Adjust batch job for generating weather art by using Sidekiq for improved performance.
- Implement clean-up worker for old Ahoy data and functionalities for refreshing the sitemap.
These changes enhance the administration interface by providing better organization and management tools for backend entities. The addition of Sidekiq jobs management further improves system maintenance capabilities.
- Create new workflow for building and pushing Docker
images on push to 'dev' branch.
- Rename existing docker.yml to docker-main.yml and
update image tag from 'latest' to 'main'.
This commit enhances the CI process by integrating Docker builds for
continuous delivery on the development branch, ensuring a clear
versioning strategy with updated tagging for production readiness.
- Change query conditions in City model to use the
`properties::jsonb` syntax for compatibility.
- Update WeatherArt model's event counting to reflect
the same JSONB handling for consistency across models.
These changes ensure that the queries correctly access the
JSONB fields in the database, which enhances robustness
when handling different database adapters like Postgres
or SQLite. This fixes potential issues with ahoy events
not being counted accurately due to incorrect property access.
- Change single quotes to double quotes for adapter name check
This change ensures consistent usage of double quotes in the
conditional check for the SQLite adapter. It does not affect
any functionality but improves code readability.
- Introduce new panel in the admin dashboard for displaying
the least popular active cities.
- Implement a database scope `least_popular_active` to
retrieve cities based on their view counts.
- Ensure compatibility with both SQLite and PostgreSQL
for fetching city view data.
This addition enhances the admin dashboard by allowing
administrators to easily identify and manage cities that
are receiving less user interaction, thus aiding in strategic
planning for engagement and promotion.
- 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.
Order cities by name instead of filtering active cities. This change simplifies the CitiesController and improves code readability.
- Update City.includes method in CitiesController
- Remove active filter in City.includes method
- Rename page view variables for consistency:
- `busuanzi_value_page_pv` to `busuanzi_page_pv`
- `busuanzi_value_page_uv` to `busuanzi_page_uv`
- `busuanzi_value_site_pv` to `busuanzi_site_pv`
- `busuanzi_value_site_uv` to `busuanzi_site_uv`
These changes improve the readability of the code by removing redundant parts of the variable names. This ensures that variables accurately reflect their purpose without unnecessary prefixes. The functionality remains unchanged.
- Change visibility of busuanzi_container from hidden to default
This change allows page view counts to be visible to users, improving
transparency regarding page engagement metrics.
- Change font size from 'text-sm' to 'text-xs' for better visibility
This adjustment improves the aesthetics of the footer by ensuring that the
text is appropriately sized and matches the overall design of the page.
- Adjust footer padding for improved spacing
- Change visitor and view statistics display to a more concise
format
- Maintain consistent font sizes for better readability
These changes enhance the visual presentation of the footer
while maintaining the functionality of hidden visitor statistics.
- Update footer padding for better spacing
- Add hidden container for site statistics
- Modify display of page and total site statistics
These changes improve the presentation and organization of site statistics, making it easier for users to understand site traffic and engagement.
- Removed the active_admin.js file from the project as it is no longer needed.
- Added the Busuanzi site statistics script to the application layout for
tracking page views and visitors.
- Updated the footer layout to include site statistics, providing users
with real-time view and visitor counts.
These changes streamline the asset management by removing unused files and
integrate site analytics directly into the footer for better visibility.
- 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.
- Create SitemapsController to serve sitemaps
- Configure AWS S3 storage for sitemaps
- Update routes to include sitemap paths
- Add SitemapsHelper module
- Configure SitemapGenerator with AWS adapter
- Update storage configurations for AWS
This feature adds sitemap functionality to the application, enabling search engines to discover and index its content more efficiently. It includes configuration for AWS S3 storage to host the sitemaps and updates the application's routes to serve them.
- Removed conditional check for production environment in
the initializer to ensure the sitemap refresh worker
always runs at startup.
- Renamed Sidekiq configuration file from sidekiq.yml to
sidekiq_scheduler.yml to better reflect its purpose.
These changes streamline the initialization process
for scheduled tasks and enhance the clarity of the
configuration files used in the project.
- Add error handling when scheduling the RefreshSitemapWorker in
production.
- Log successful scheduling and errors for improved diagnostics.
This change ensures that any issues with scheduling the worker are
logged and can be addressed promptly, enhancing the reliability of
the application in production.
- Update the condition to check for 'RAILS_BUILD' environment variable
- Allow RefreshSitemapWorker to run in development/test environments
This change clarifies the logic for executing the sitemap refresh worker by
inverting the condition to allow it to run when 'RAILS_BUILD' is not set,
ensuring proper functionality during development and testing phases.
- Change the condition to prevent sitemap refresh in production when
`RAILS_BUILD` is set.
- Ensures that the task only runs in development or non-production
environments, avoiding potential conflicts or wasted resources.
This change helps to streamline the initialization process and enhances
performance by not triggering unnecessary background tasks.
- Modified the schedule_tasks.rb initializer to only run RefreshSitemapWorker.perform_async unless RAILS_BUILD environment variable is set
This change optimizes the build process by preventing unnecessary sitemap refreshes during build time, thus improving overall project performance.
- 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.
- Update schedule tasks to use Sidekiq and Redis
- Improve task scheduling with caching
- Remove unnecessary code and error handling
This change enhances the reliability and performance of the startup task, leveraging the power of Sidekiq and Redis for background job processing and caching. The improvements ensure a smoother and more efficient application startup experience.
This commit adds a newline at the end of the 'schedule_tasks.rb' file to comply with the standard coding practices. Proper file formatting helps in maintaining code consistency across the project.
