I had to hardcode the path to the commits because it is not a property
on the repository object. There are empty repositories, which I handle
as well.
Next step is displaying them in the Activities.
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I'm going to start a new feature and want to make sure I'm running on
the latest compatible versions.
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When looking at the Memorandum of Understanding I realised that I should
display repositories instead of projects. So I reused the new component
to do just that.
I could not use a list here, because I need spacing between the
elements. If I were to apply Flexbox to lists it would change their
semantics. But plain divs lack all kinds of semantics. I went with the
next best thing and picked a section as container.
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During testing I realised that the buttons are not accessible.
While I was adding text I also ensured that it can be translated.
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I feel like Fork-Star-Watch is a pattern that we will reuse.
Therefore the new component is a molecule.
I also look up the person as collaborator which works for the small test
set I used during development but will likely break in production for
others. That's good. It will show me more information I need to design
the component better. I lack that at the moment.
Ideally I would use a database here, but before I can set up one I
better understand the data model.
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Since I learned that I can't use TypeScript in conjunction with
Storybook, I have no more use for this file.
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This shows the avatar fallback because I have no way to know the avatar
in Vervis at the moment.
Also no username associated, that is, I would need to look it up. Should
work for getting the idea at the moment.
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These are not implemented everywhere so I have to handle errors here.
But for what we want to build right now (projects overview) they are.
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This comes close to the design specification already. But I lack some
information in the Vervis responses.
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I discovered that Vervis understands Content Negotiation.
That is, once I figure out my peopleId I can navigate to the respective
paths and resceive JSON that is equal to the prettyjson'ed HTML views I
can see in the web browser.
I don't find everything I would like to have. Therefore I'm writing the
results to a file for now and read it in the profile so I can talk to
our designer how to move on with what we have right now.
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Now it is more obvious that I only handle the homepage from the library
and have the login as an implementation detail.
Once I figure out how to talk to Vervis' API I can drop Cheerio and use
ReST instead.
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The file has grown and I want to break it apart into smaller files.
Therefore I rename the file in the first step and adjust the import
paths.
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These locales were created using Weblate. Therefore the PR introducing
them was unaware of REUSE. I created the files manually.
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When trying to deploy the application to my own domain I noticed that
the adapter is wrong. Since I'm not hosting anything in „the Cloud” I
went with a plain Node.js server. Therefore I have to use a specific
adapter and also fix the type of the server response. This in turn
uncovered a bug in the Created component which I also fixed.
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This is the page that will be reached after a new project was added or
imported unless there have been projects before already.
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I figured out how to handle Objects in Svelte each blocks and can
therefore now pass the data through.
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Tauri introduced a set of icons. I downloaded the Anvil avatar from
Codeberg and scaled it up and down with GIMP before I tinified it using
tinypng online.
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This required adding annotation to the whole project.
I need to double-check whether I have the license banner of AGPL in
place everywhere.
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I can successfully log in with credentials I'm using on Vervis.
The response is then parsed into an object that could be consumed in the
rest of Anvil.
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In order to link between stories in Storybook I need to add some
attribute to elements, so that the events are prevented and navigation
can be handled by Storybook.
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I hope I read the PenPot design correctly here.
Right now, I hotlink as documented by the font forge. We might want to
self-host down the road.
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I want to explore how I could potentially reuse components. Therefore I
extract the form into a component. Given its complexity it could either
be a molecule or an organism. I went with the latter here.
I have to explore how I pass around Objects and Arrays in Svelte so that
I can move server logic up in the component tree.
When I reuse components, I potentially want to define the labels and
placeholders. Therefore the hard-coded strings have to become variables.
Eventually I will define the key on the template level and use the real
values on page level and pass it down. That would break tests currently
so I'm not doing it in this refactoring.
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This way the design will adapt to the writing direction. If it is not
possible, use the ltr and rtl filter to adjust the design.
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I don't think this is the right approach but I couldn't figure out how
to announce new keys to Weblate yet.
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This also sets the direction of layout. I hope to be able to spot design
implementation failures faster this way.
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