- Implement index action to list sitemaps
- Create view for displaying sitemaps with details
- Add helper method for generating sitemap URLs
- Enhance error handling for S3 service errors
This commit introduces a new feature for managing sitemaps in the application. It includes an index view that lists all available sitemaps with their last modified date and size, along with a link to view each sitemap. The error handling for S3 interactions has also been improved to log errors and return appropriate responses.
- Refactor keywords in cities_controller.rb
- Refactor keywords in weather_arts_controller.rb
- Refactor keywords in application.html.erb
This change improves the SEO of the application by updating
keywords to include 'ai' and 'ai web', which are more relevant
and likely to enhance search visibility. The previous keywords
were less optimized for current trends in AI-related searches.
- Modify keywords in cities_controller.rb to include 'ai weather'
- Update keywords in weather_arts_controller.rb to include 'ai weather'
- Change keywords in application.html.erb to include 'ai weather'
These changes enhance the search engine optimization (SEO) of the
application by ensuring that relevant keywords are included in
meta tags, improving visibility for users searching for AI
weather-related content.
- Modify keywords in CitiesController for better
categorization of AI art and weather art.
- Update keywords in WeatherArtsController to include
city country name and description.
- Add keywords in application layout for overall site
SEO improvement.
These changes aim to improve search engine visibility
and better describe the content related to AI-generated
weather art.
- Change string split method from single quotes to double quotes.
This commit improves code consistency by aligning the string
split syntax with the rest of the codebase. No functional
changes were made as a result of this update.
- Update set_locale method to use around_action instead of before_action.
- Modify locale extraction logic to handle more cases, ensuring better fallback handling.
- Improve overall method clarity and maintainability by restructuring code.
This change enhances the localization process by providing a clearer
way to manage locale settings and ensures that it correctly falls back
to the default locale when necessary. It also resolves some edge cases
in locale extraction based on the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE header.
- Implemented `extract_locale_from_accept_language_header` to
retrieve the user's preferred language from the request.
- Added `sanitize_locale` for validating and sanitizing locale
inputs against available locales.
- Updated `set_locale` method to prepare for incorporating
browser language preference handling.
These changes enhance the application's ability to set the locale
based on the user's browser settings, paving the way for better
internationalization support.
- 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.
- Introduce RssController to handle RSS feed requests
- Add a new route for the RSS feed
- Implement RSS feed view to display weather art
- Update application layout to include RSS feed link
- Set content type for RSS responses
This commit adds an RSS feed feature that allows users to
subscribe to updates on daily AI-generated weather art.
The feed includes the latest weather art and relevant
metadata, enhancing user engagement and accessibility.
- Update SitemapsController to use MinIO credentials
- Modify RefreshSitemapWorker to adapt to MinIO settings
- Change AWS configuration in initializers and storage files
- Add MinIO credentials to credentials.yml.enc
This commit transitions the application from using AWS S3 to MinIO for
storage. It updates all relevant configurations and ensures that the
application can now interact with MinIO seamlessly, including
support for both production and development environments.
- Modify the popular arts query to include city and country relationships
- Ensure the latest arts query also includes necessary associations
- Removed deprecated commented code for clarity
These changes improve data retrieval by establishing better relationships to
cities and their countries. This enhances the availability of data for
the views rendering the arts and keeps the code clean by removing
unnecessary comments.
- Display the latest weather art on the cities index page.
- Update the weather art preview image size to be big.
- Improve image display by using webp format.
- Adjust the daily and per-run generation limits.
These changes enhance the user experience by providing more
up-to-date and visually appealing content, while also controlling
the resource usage during image generation.
- Comment out featured arts in home controller
- Update index.html.erb to display latest arts instead of featured
This change aims to keep the displayed arts up-to-date and fresh by showing the latest ones, enhancing user experience by providing more current content.
The code refactoring is done by commenting out the random art functionality from the index page and removing the corresponding code from the home_controller. This eliminates the need for a random art display, simplifying the application's behavior.
This also fixes a bug where it was showing random arts and makes it so the application runs more efficiently since it's not calling the unnecessary code anymore.
- 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.
- Changed includes for WeatherArt to optimize query
- Removed redundant includes of country in WeatherArt
- Simplified region fetching by directly ordering
These modifications improve the efficiency of the queries
by reducing unnecessary joins and utilizing ActiveRecord’s
query capabilities more effectively. The code change does not
affect the overall functionality but improves maintainability.
- Include associated city and image attachment in popular,
random, latest, and featured arts queries to enhance data
accessibility and performance.
- This modification reduces N+1 query issues by eager-loading
associations, leading to improved query performance when
accessing related data.
- Introduced PageLoadTimeController to measure and display
page load times.
- Moved the footer content into a partial for better code
organization.
- Added 'bullet' gem for performance monitoring.
This commit enhances the application by providing useful
information about load time directly in the UI and
refactoring the layout code for maintainability.
- Update to include a new 'random' scope in WeatherArt model.
- Modify HomeController to fetch random and popular arts along with latest arts.
- Refactor index.html.erb to utilize a partial for rendering arts.
This update improves the display of weather art by adding a new
random selection of arts alongside popular ones, increasing user
engagement and variety. The code structure is also cleaner due
to the use of a partial view for rendering arts, promoting
the DRY principle.
- Change `by_popularity` method in `City` model to use `start_time` for filtering views.
- Update `by_popularity` in `WeatherArt` model to limit results and incorporate the correct popularity calculation.
- Adjust `HomeController` to define `@popular_shuffle_arts` and `@latest_arts` with appropriate scopes.
These changes improve the accuracy of popularity retrieval for both cities and weather arts, simplifying the logic in the controller and leveraging updated model methods for performance.
- Introduce filtering of cities by selected country
- Retrieve current country using friendly find method
- Apply city filtering if country is provided in parameters
This change allows users to efficiently filter cities based on the
selected country, providing a more tailored experience and
encouraging better navigation through the list of cities.
- Implement loading state in the search input with spinner.
- Optimize the search request to handle pending requests and cancels.
- Add dynamic response handling for Turbo frames to load search results.
- Create a new partial for city search results.
- Update the cities controller to support Turbo stream responses.
These enhancements improve user experience during searches by showing a loading
spinner and addressing potential issues with overlapping requests, ensuring
that the application remains responsive and functional when fetching city
search results.
- Implement search_by_name scope in City model
- Add SearchController for handling search input
- Include _search_city partial in cities index view
- Update cities_controller to filter cities based on search query
This commit introduces a new feature that allows users to search for
cities by name using an input field. The search is implemented as a
scope in the City model, and it is integrated into the existing
CitiesController. A dedicated SearchController manages the input
submission with a debouncing mechanism for better performance. The
search field is rendered in the cities index view, enhancing user
interactivity and experience.
- Clean up trailing whitespace in app/admin/state.rb
- Clean up trailing whitespace in app/admin/subregions.rb
- Clean up trailing whitespace in app/admin/users.rb
- Adjust formatting in cities_controller.rb for consistency
These changes improve code readability and maintainability by
removing unnecessary whitespace. It is a small clean-up that prepares
files for better version control parsing and reduces the diff clutter.
- 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 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.
- Change latest weather art limit from 6 to 20
- Shuffle the collection and display the last 10 items
- Update the section title to reflect the shuffling
This commit enhances the visibility of the latest weather art by
increasing the limit of displayed items. It randomizes the selection
of the latest art pieces for a more dynamic user experience, while the
UI title is updated to clarify this feature. This change improves user
engagement with the content.
- 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.
- 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
- 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.
- Introduced `SeoConcern` module to handle SEO meta tags
- Integrated `meta-tags` gem for customizable meta tags
- Created `RefreshSitemapWorker` to automate sitemap updates
- Added relevant meta tags in controllers for weather art and cities
- Configured sitemap generation settings
These changes improve the SEO of the application by ensuring that
pages have appropriate meta tags. Additionally, a sitemap is now
generated and refreshed daily, enhancing site visibility to search
engines.
- Adjust spacing around the quotes in the Gemfile
- Standardize spacing in the arts_controller for improved readability
- Modify routes file for consistent array formatting
These changes enhance the consistency of code style across the project without altering any functionality or behavior.
