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vicb / flyXC

One stop shop web app for paraglider pilots. Plan, visualize, and track your flights.
https://flyxc.app
MIT License
97 stars 34 forks source link

Misc #255

Closed vicb closed 5 months ago

vicb commented 5 months ago

Summary by Sourcery

This pull request includes updates to the ESLint configuration, CSS style adjustments for the search bar, relocation of detailed README content, and the addition of a new contributor to the about modal.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates bring various improvements and additions across several files. The main README.md now references the new, detailed README.md specific to fxc-front which adds clarity about the frontend of flyXC.app, its features, and contributors. Environment configuration has been enhanced for fxc-front. Styling tweaks, contributor credits, and dependency upgrades improve overall readability and functionality, especially in integrating various live trackers into maps, while ESLint configuration and contribution guidelines are refined for better development practices.

Changes

Files Change Summary
README.md
apps/fxc-front/README.md		 Updated README.md files to reflect contributor credits and detailed project information.
apps/fxc-front/.env.development
apps/fxc-front/.env.production		 Modified VITE_ARCGIS_API_KEY declaration format and added JSON object configuration.
apps/fxc-front/src/app/components/ui/about-modal.ts Added new contributor Karel Vrbensky to AboutModal class.
apps/fxc-front/src/styles.css Adjusted scrollbar styling and reduced padding for search bars.
libs/windy-sounding/.eslintrc.json Added patterns to ignore, updated TypeScript and JavaScript rules, and modified dependency checks.
libs/windy-sounding/CONTRIBUTING.md Updated Nx website link to a clickable hyperlink.
package.json Updated versions of typescript, vite, wrangler, and other dependencies like @arcgis/core.

Poem

🐰 Amid the lines of code we weave, In summer's whimsical reprieve, Contributors new and styling grand, Make our map a joyous land. With keys secure and versions bright, Our app takes to thrilling flight! 🚀

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sourcery-ai[bot] commented 5 months ago

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request includes various miscellaneous changes across multiple files. The changes range from documentation updates, ESLint configuration adjustments, CSS styling tweaks, and the addition of a new contributor. The most significant change is the relocation of the README content to a new file and the update of ESLint rules to enforce stricter dependency checks.

File-Level Changes

Files Changes
README.md
apps/fxc-front/README.md		 The README content was moved from the root README.md to a new README file in the fxc-front directory, with updated contributors and credits sections.
libs/windy-sounding/.eslintrc.json Updated ESLint configuration to include new ignore patterns and enforce stricter dependency rules.
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