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feat: add hourly results for daily summary table #228

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by clicking hour column you now see all results of that specific hour

by clicking hour column you now see all results of that specific hour
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The recent changes introduce functionalities for retrieving hourly bird detections and displaying them via a new route and associated handler in the HTTP controller. A new GetHourlyDetections method is added to the DataStore, and templates are created for rendering these detections. These changes enhance the user experience by enabling dynamic fetching and viewing of hourly bird detection data.

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File(s) Change Summary
internal/datastore/interfaces.go Added GetHourlyDetections method in the Interface interface and implemented it in DataStore.
internal/httpcontroller/handlers.go Introduced hourlyDetectionsHandler function to process requests for hourly detections.
internal/httpcontroller/routes.go Added a new route and handler for hourly detections to initRoutes function.
views/fragments/birdsTableHTML.html Added hyperlinks for each hour in the table cells to fetch hourly detections dynamically.
views/fragments/hourlyDetections.html Introduced a template for displaying hourly detection results with details like common name, time, etc.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Client
    participant Server
    participant DataStore
    User->>Client: Clicks hour link
    Client->>Server: Fetch "/hourly-detections?date=2024-06-20&hour=14"
    Server->>DataStore: GetHourlyDetections("2024-06-20", "14")
    DataStore->>Server: Returns detection data
    Server->>Client: Renders hourlyDetections template
    Client->>User: Displays hourly detections
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In the realm of birds, an hour's flight,
Data captured in the soft twilight,
A new method sings, a handler replies,
Displaying detections beneath the skies.
With every click, the secrets unfold,
Stories of feathers in data retold.


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1219025 and fc3c6f3.

Files selected for processing (5)
  • internal/datastore/interfaces.go (3 hunks)
  • internal/httpcontroller/handlers.go (1 hunks)
  • internal/httpcontroller/routes.go (2 hunks)
  • views/fragments/birdsTableHTML.html (1 hunks)
  • views/fragments/hourlyDetections.html (1 hunks)
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  • views/fragments/birdsTableHTML.html (no review received)
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  • views/fragments/hourlyDetections.html
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internal/httpcontroller/routes.go (2)

31-31: New route addition for hourly detections.

The new route /hourly-detections is properly added to the routes array with appropriate metadata. Ensure that the corresponding handler hourlyDetectionsHandler is correctly implemented and tested to handle GET requests for this route effectively.


80-80: Route handler setup for hourly detections.

The route handler for /hourly-detections is correctly set up to handle GET requests. It's good practice to also include error handling and logging within the handler to ensure robustness and traceability of requests.

Verification successful

Error handling is already implemented in the hourlyDetectionsHandler function.

The function checks for missing query parameters and handles errors from the GetHourlyDetections method appropriately.

  • Location:
    • internal/httpcontroller/handlers.go, lines 408-410 and 414-416
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# Description: Verify error handling in the hourlyDetectionsHandler.
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#!/bin/bash
# Extract the full implementation of hourlyDetectionsHandler function
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internal/httpcontroller/handlers.go (1)

402-433: Review of hourlyDetectionsHandler.

The implementation of hourlyDetectionsHandler correctly checks for the required parameters (date and hour), fetches data using GetHourlyDetections, and renders the results using the hourlyDetections template. Ensure that the data fetching method GetHourlyDetections is robust and efficiently handles database queries, especially with potentially large datasets.

internal/datastore/interfaces.go (1)

39-39: Interface addition for hourly detections.

The method GetHourlyDetections is correctly added to the Interface interface. This ensures that any datastore implementing this interface will provide an implementation for this method, which is crucial for the new feature.

Comment on lines +447 to +459
// GetHourlyDetections retrieves bird detections for a specific date and hour.
func (ds *DataStore) GetHourlyDetections(date, hour string) ([]Note, error) {
var detections []Note

startTime := hour + ":00:00"
endTime := hour + ":59:59"

err := ds.DB.Where("date = ? AND time >= ? AND time <= ?", date, startTime, endTime).
Order("time ASC").
Find(&detections).Error

return detections, err
}
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Implementation of GetHourlyDetections.

The implementation of GetHourlyDetections in the DataStore struct is well-done. It constructs a time range for the specified hour and retrieves the relevant detections. Ensure that indexes are used on the date and time columns in the database to optimize these queries.

Consider adding database indexes on date and time columns if not already present, to improve the performance of this query.

@tphakala tphakala merged commit 24451d9 into main Jun 22, 2024
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@tphakala tphakala deleted the hourly-results branch June 22, 2024 14:11
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