Feat: go templ

[blackfyre]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced new templating for components, layouts, error pages, and static pages enhancing the user interface.
  • Added a feedback form for user input and a postcard editor for personalized digital postcards.
  • Enhanced navigation with a responsive top navigation bar.
  • Implemented a guestbook feature for user entries and a contributors page displaying GitHub contributors.
  • Improved artwork and artist pages with detailed information and search functionality.
  • Updated the home page to display content, artist count, and artwork count dynamically.
• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected a typo in color variable names for consistent styling.
  • Adjusted event handling in JavaScript for better error and timeout management.
• Documentation
  • Updated documentation to reflect changes in templating and component usage.
• Refactor
  • Refactored handlers for artists, artworks, feedback, guestbook, and static pages to improve code structure and efficiency.
  • Updated utility functions for better error handling and pagination.
• Style
  • Updated styles for navigation, feedback forms, and progress indicators for a more cohesive look and feel.
• Chores
  • Updated Go version and added new tools and libraries for improved development workflow.
  • Enhanced .gitignore to exclude specific templating-generated files.
• Tests
  • Deprecated certain functions in favor of new implementations for JSON-LD content generation and error handling.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The project underwent a comprehensive update focusing on modernizing its infrastructure and enhancing functionality. Key changes include updating the Go version, integrating the templ templating engine, refining the build and release process, and improving web components and pages. The modifications streamline development workflows, enrich the user interface with new components, and optimize error handling and static content management, reflecting a strategic shift towards more efficient and maintainable code practices.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/release.yml	Updated Go version to ">=1.22.0" and added step to install a-h/templ.
.gitignore, assets/public/js/vendor/.gitignore	Added rules to ignore templating-generated files and specific JS files.
.goreleaser.yaml	Removed npm ci and go mod tidy hooks, replaced node esbuild.mjs with templ generate, adjusted build config, modified archive naming, and updated Windows archive format.
.tool-versions, .vscode/settings.json	Introduced specifications for Go 1.22.0, Node.js 20.11.1, and VSCode settings for templating.
assets/templ/...	Added new templ components for feedback, footer, images, navigation, postcard, error pages, layouts, and various page functionalities.
esbuild.mjs, handlers/..., models/..., resources/..., utils/...	Various updates including esbuild configurations, refactoring in handlers, new model fields, CSS corrections and additions, JavaScript updates, and utility function enhancements.
utils/jsonld/..., utils/pagination.go, utils/sitemap/main.go, utils/url.go	Improved JSON-LD generation, added pagination logic, enhanced sitemap generation, and added utility for ID extraction.

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