This commit introduces Docker support for the application to ensure a consistent
and reproducible environment across different deployment targets.
- Added for building a Docker image of the application.
- Added to exclude unnecessary files from the Docker image.
- Improved error handling in to provide more descriptive messages
when the server returns an unexpected response, aiding in debugging.
- Included changes, likely from local testing.
Changed the request URL in from an absolute path
() to a relative path
().
This ensures that the API request is always sent to the same domain
that the admin page is loaded from, resolving CORS and NetworkError
issues when accessing the UI from a production FQDN or a live server
with a different port. This change relies on a correctly configured
reverse proxy in the production environment.
This commit refactors the Node.js server to be production-ready.
- **Strict Production Environment:** The server now checks for . If it is set, the server will refuse to start unless a secure is provided as an environment variable. This prevents running with the insecure default password in production.
- **Logging:** Added basic logging for successful status updates and failed login attempts.
- **NPM Scripts:** Added a script to for starting the server in production mode ().
This commit introduces a web-based admin UI to manage the store's status, backed by a simple Node.js/Express server for file writing.
Key features:
- **Admin UI (, ):** A form to update the scrolling message and closed status. It provides a user-friendly experience with loading states, in-page feedback, and change detection.
- **Node.js Backend ():** A simple Express server that serves the static site and provides a endpoint. This endpoint receives data from the admin UI, authenticates it, and writes it to .
- **Enhanced Security:** The password is no longer hardcoded in the client-side JavaScript. Authentication is handled server-side, and the password is read from a file for local development or an environment variable in production.
- **Project Setup (, ):** The project is now a formal Node.js project with dependencies (, , ) and a file to exclude .
This commit introduces functionality to display the store's open/closed status based on a schedule, with an override mechanism for holidays or emergencies.
Changes include:
- : Added IDs to hours paragraphs for easier manipulation.
- : Refactored to be more robust and moved its logic to to prevent race conditions. Removed for status updates from . Fixed lightbox navigation.
- : Added (boolean) and (string) fields to allow overriding the default status.
- : Consolidated all status logic. It now acts as a gatekeeper:
- If in is , it displays and ensures hours are visible.
- If is , it runs the scheduled open/closed logic (originally from ) and updates the status every minute, ensuring hours are always visible.
- : Reverted accidental changes and ensured only necessary status-related styles were added.
This ensures:
- The store's current open/closed status is always displayed.
- An override message can be shown for special closures.
- Store hours are always visible.
