Automatically fade out flash alert messages 3 seconds after the user begins interacting with content (scroll, touch, click, keydown, focusin). Following UX best practices, the auto-dismiss timer is paused while the user hovers over or focuses inside the alert notification itself.
Co-authored-by: CloCkWeRX <365751+CloCkWeRX@users.noreply.github.com>
Members with photo library access get an "Upload from your device" form
on the new photo page. The browser sends the file straight to storage
with @rails/activestorage, so the app only gets its signed id. The photo
is then created and attached to the garden, planting, job or other item,
like a Flickr photo.
An upload must use one of the library's licences (CC BY-SA 4.0 by
default, CC BY 4.0, CC BY-NC 4.0, CC0), and the member must confirm
they took the photo or may share it. Members without access are pointed
to where they can ask for it.
Assisted by Claude
- Implemented `planting_alternate_name.js` to load alternate names for crops in the planting form based on user input.
- Added `tab_navigation.js` to manage tab navigation and update the URL hash accordingly.
Update map rendering in member and place views
- Modified `_map.html.haml` to include a custom marker icon for member maps.
- Updated `index.html.haml` and `show.html.haml` to pass `places_map_data` to the map sections.
Refactor asset management in Rails application
- Removed Sprockets from the application configuration and adjusted asset paths.
- Updated asset precompilation settings and removed deprecated asset configurations from environment files.
- Added new build scripts for CSS and updated package dependencies in `package.json` for Bootstrap, Chart.js, and others.
Ensure React and CSS bundles are built before running tests
- Updated `react_bundle.rb` to check for the existence of both JavaScript and CSS bundles and build them if missing.
Daniel O'Connor