Epic :: Bug Squash

[w0rd-driven]

• [x] Year is used for UI. Need to parse release_date into year as well as day since Abigail Williams has a year-month-day year.
• [x] Genre shows as (9) or is translated from a prior list. Either include that in the transform or use Spotify to update this as well.
• [x] Spotify artist verification may include an image url to use. Worth using if it does.
• [x] Sidebar width in mobile or smaller screens in general. This will be addressed in the mobile sidebar. This is because w-1/3 on mobile looks exactly like it's displaying. Reverse engineering a Tailwind UI component that has a slide out effect will be a better choice.
• [x] Artist :: Index should not use table component. This will be addressed in the component epic. It's a bug on mobile because it has a very awkward width.
• [x] Artist :: Show 2 column layout needs fixed artwork sizes. It should always be a square. This always stretches to a rectangle on a few screens.
• [x] Add validation like unique rules or inclusion to make sure the notification type is one of the enums. The backend process does not have a list, it blindly chooses but got it wrong when I added the album_ prefix.
  • [x] Test if some of this is necessary. Ecto.Enum is supposed to do it for you according to ElixirForum.

[w0rd-driven]

Validation isn't necessary per https://github.com/elixir-ecto/ecto/blob/master/lib/ecto/enum.ex lines 95, 99 and 100.

[w0rd-driven]

Distinct year awkward patterns: 2020/2021, 2012-11-09T08:00:00Z, and 2019-11-15. Release date is always a datetime and seems to always be year-month-day. We can leverage the extra Spotify field.

I ran the prototype through the rust id3 tag version just to see if it returned different genres. Nope, still (9) and such. The genre mapping from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ID3v1_Genres is relatively straightforward when using the source from https://archive.ph/20131007121137/http://www.mpx.cz/mp3manager/tags.htm#selection-565.3-867.15 because it's an easier to copy table. I outlined how I used BBEdit to transform the data, which I often do for any one-off transformations.