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Konrad Mohrfeldt authored
Up until now the dashboard used a hardcoded list of rrules that matched a long-gone fixture set of rrules in steering. Additionally, rrules were translated in the dashboard using the the ID of the rrules in steering. This means that any change to the fixture set, removing an rrule or not importing the fixture set at all would mix up the translations and therefore the actual schedules that people would create. A few months ago the rrules were reworked and an API endpoint was introduced that exposes the rrules defined in steering. No appropriate change was made in the dashboard and so the rrule definitions got out-of-sync. This change implements a rrule store that fetches data from the API. Additionally we’ve also implemented a custom rrule to natural language mechanism [1]. This is because the scope of the rulesets we use in the AURA radio context is well-known and not to complex and because rrule.js built-in `toText` function, which might have been an option, is limited: * bysetpos seems to be entirely unsupported * internationalization will produce gramatically questionable output for languages like German, because the translation interface is somewhat lacking. [1] #226 (comment 13669)
Konrad Mohrfeldt authoredUp until now the dashboard used a hardcoded list of rrules that matched a long-gone fixture set of rrules in steering. Additionally, rrules were translated in the dashboard using the the ID of the rrules in steering. This means that any change to the fixture set, removing an rrule or not importing the fixture set at all would mix up the translations and therefore the actual schedules that people would create. A few months ago the rrules were reworked and an API endpoint was introduced that exposes the rrules defined in steering. No appropriate change was made in the dashboard and so the rrule definitions got out-of-sync. This change implements a rrule store that fetches data from the API. Additionally we’ve also implemented a custom rrule to natural language mechanism [1]. This is because the scope of the rulesets we use in the AURA radio context is well-known and not to complex and because rrule.js built-in `toText` function, which might have been an option, is limited: * bysetpos seems to be entirely unsupported * internationalization will produce gramatically questionable output for languages like German, because the translation interface is somewhat lacking. [1] #226 (comment 13669)