- Change column header from '访问(日/周/年)' to '访问(DWMY)' to reflect
updated metrics.
- Adjust metrics to include monthly view count alongside daily,
weekly, and yearly counts.
This modification improves clarity by explicitly indicating the
metrics being displayed in the dashboard, thereby aiding users in
understanding the data better.
- Update view_count method to accept different time periods
- Modify ahoy_dashboard to display views per day, week, and year
These changes provide a more granular view of city visits, allowing for
better analytics and insights on user engagement over time.
- Add '图像个数' column to show the count of weather arts.
- Add '最后更新时间' column to display the last weather fetch time.
These additions enhance the information displayed in the Ahoy Dashboard and
Cities admin panel, providing more context for each city.
- Add display of activated and non-activated city counts
- Introduce a new scope for inactive cities in City model
- Update Ahoy Dashboard to show the total count of both active and inactive cities
This update provides better insights into city activation status within the
Ahoy Dashboard. It introduces a new function in the City model and updates
the dashboard to reflect these statistics, assisting in better monitoring
of city status.
- Add ID column to least popular active cities table
- Improve region display in cities table
- Remove commented-out code section for cleaner view
This update enhances the Ahoy dashboard by providing more
information in the cities listing, specifically the ID
of each city and a clearer representation of the region
it belongs to. Additionally, it removes outdated code to
improve maintainability.
- Removed the limit on City queries in the Ahoy Dashboard
- Updated table_for calls for least popular active and most popular inactive cities to fetch all records instead of limiting to 10
This change allows the dashboard to display all relevant cities without
artificial limits, providing a more comprehensive overview of city
activity. The previous limitations may have hidden important data for
analysis and reporting purposes.
- Change table to display cities based on popularity
- Modify button logic to toggle between "停用" (disable) and "激活" (activate) based on current city status
This update improves the usability of the Ahoy Dashboard by providing
clearer management options for city statuses. Users can now easily
activate or deactivate cities from the dashboard, enhancing overall
administrative efficiency.
- Implement a new panel in the Ahoy Dashboard
- Display least popular active cities along with their visit counts
- Include action buttons to toggle city statuses with confirmations
This addition enhances the admin dashboard by providing insights into
city rankings based on user visits. It allows administrators to
manage city statuses directly from the dashboard, improving usability
and functionality.
- Implement city status toggle functionality in the Ahoy Dashboard
- Add buttons for activating and deactivating cities
- Update the UI to show the current status of cities
This commit enhances the admin dashboard by allowing
administrators to toggle the activation status of cities.
The buttons provide confirmation prompts before executing
state changes, improving user experience and preventing
accidental actions.
- 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.
