- Add boardDeviceService for managing device pairing, status, claiming, and revocation.
- Introduce boardDeviceSettings for default settings and validation logic.
- Create integration tests for device lifecycle, concurrent claims, and updates.
- Add unit tests for device pairing, claiming, and settings validation.
- Implement API tests for device endpoints with JWT authentication.
- Develop in-memory repository for testing purposes.
- Create frontend components for managing devices, including a form for device settings.
- Style DevicesPage with CSS for better user experience.
- Updated telegramCancellationParser to include parsing for delay notices.
- Added new test cases for handling delay messages and stop-point cancellations.
- Modified telegramImport integration tests to validate new delay handling.
- Enhanced documentation to reflect the addition of delay notifications.
- Updated TelegramImportPanel component to accommodate new alert types.
- Introduced new fixture files for testing delay and cancellation messages.
- Updated FCM alert notifications documentation to include handling of multiple route numbers.
- Enhanced Telegram cancellation import logic to support multiple route numbers, ensuring correct notifications are sent for all directions.
- Modified frontend components to allow selection of multiple route numbers for alerts, improving user experience.
- Implemented backend migration to add `route_numbers` column to alerts and adjusted related database constraints.
- Introduced new utility functions for normalizing and validating route numbers in alert processing.
- Added TelegramStopAliasService for handling stop aliases in the database.
- Created API endpoints for managing stop aliases (list, create, update, delete).
- Introduced TelegramStopAliases component in the frontend for user interaction with stop aliases.
- Updated TelegramImportService to utilize stop aliases for message processing.
- Enhanced telegramCancellationParser to resolve stop names using aliases.
- Added migration script to create telegram_stop_aliases table and seed initial data.
- Updated documentation to include details about stop alias functionality.
- Implemented Telegram cancellation parsing logic in `telegramCancellationParser.js`.
- Created unit tests for cancellation parsing in `telegramCancellationParser.test.js`.
- Developed integration tests for Telegram import service in `telegramImport.integration.test.js`.
- Added API tests for Telegram import endpoints in `telegramImportApi.test.js`.
- Introduced service tests for Telegram import logic in `telegramImportService.test.js`.
- Documented the Telegram cancellation import process in `telegram-cancellation-import.md`.
- Built a React component for managing Telegram imports in `TelegramImportPanel.jsx`.
- Implemented LiveMapPage with vehicle tracking using Leaflet and real-time updates.
- Added vehicle icons, status labels, and filtering options for routes.
- Created ScheduleCenterPage to display schedule versions, conflicts, and gaps.
- Introduced responsive design for both pages with dedicated CSS styles.
- Integrated API calls for fetching routes and vehicle data.
- Created a new SVG file for login devices with detailed paths and styles.
- Added a new SVG file for the passkey icon with multiple vector paths and fill attributes.
- Added a new cities table to the database to manage multiple cities independently.
- Created a middleware to resolve city context based on X-City-Id header.
- Updated routes and services to handle city-specific data for routes, stops, and alerts.
- Implemented a CityContext in the frontend to manage active city state and provide city data across the application.
- Added a CitySelector component for users to switch between cities.
- Created a CitiesPage for admins to manage cities, including adding new cities with validation.
- Updated various components and pages to reflect the active city context, ensuring data is displayed correctly based on the selected city.
- Enhanced the schedule import functionality to restrict imports based on the active city.
- Implemented the schedule import feature with a dedicated page for importing schedules from the transport website.
- Added a new QualityPage to check the quality of routes, stops, schedules, and notifications without making automatic changes.
- Created CSS styles for both the ScheduleImportPage and QualityPage to enhance the user interface.
- Introduced API calls for fetching schedule data and quality reports.
- Added error handling and loading states for better user experience during data fetching.
- Included functionality for filtering quality issues and displaying detailed reports.
- Implemented AppLayout component for application shell with navigation and sidebar.
- Created BrandLogo component to display the application logo.
- Developed ProfileMenu component for user profile management with dropdown functionality.
- Added RouteBadge component to visually represent route numbers with color coding.
style: add CSS styles for Dashboard and Routes pages
- Introduced Dashboard.css for styling the dashboard layout and components.
- Created RoutesPage.css for styling the routes page, including filters and table layout.
- Added SchedulesPage.css for styling the schedules layout and route options.
- Add AlertCreationService to handle alert creation and notifications.
- Implement idempotency key support to prevent duplicate alerts.
- Create alert notification service for sending FCM messages.
- Add tests for alert creation and notification services.
- Document FCM notification flow and alert creation process.
