Releases: e-mission/e-mission-server
Support for converting stats objects to the new format + client setup page
v2.4.0 Move the deployment instructions to their own wiki page
Support for releasing public datasets + minor fixes from production
#512
Scripts to make it easier to export data as part of open public datasets such as
https://github.com/interscity/open-data-challenge-2017
#513
Minor fixes from production for stability and performance
Add slideshow to the main page + reset pipeline logic
This release has two main components:
- add a top carousel/slideshow to the index page for a simple description of what e-mission does
- finally bite the bullet and fix #333
- deploy the fix and fix several related issues tracked in #497
Add landing page for setup + support new ios client
Create a new landing page for the link through which users invite their friends.
Fix it to actually work.
Support the new iOS client created for
e-mission/cordova-jwt-auth#13
Support exposing some pipeline information
We need to know how far along the pipeline is, so that we can know whether we can use processed data, or whether we need to use unprocessed data.
This corresponds to https://github.com/e-mission/e-mission-phone/releases/tag/v2.0.0
Also includes some new scripts to load multi-user timelines, prompted by a use case from @DanqingZ.
Support visible push notifications + add standard survey
- Support generic update of the user profile
- Support querying tokens from user information and sending a push
- Supporting sending a
survey.spec
that will be interpreted and displayed on the phone - Change the activity formatter to support the new format of the motion activity after upgrading the google play services library
Add the habitica token to the headers of every habitica call
This allows us to add the tokens to the headers and then invoke habitica correctly.
Minor fix:
- Removed call to disappeared parse.com server
Add support for retrieving raw timeseries data and use it to show the incident map
Summary of changes:
- Populate the timestamp from the metadata only if the data doesn't have it
- Add a new "timeseries" that combines data from usercache and timeseries and use it
- to return public data
- to return incidents
- to return entries for a particular time query
- Add support for the parse.com migration
Support for stress maps
This includes:
- Adds support for the
incident
class - Adds a
times
array to the section details - Adds methods to retrieve the stress map heatmap + enhance the regular heatmap
- Includes a script to find inactive users
- Return the geojson representation of the incidents in the timeline
- Webapp support for displaying the aggregate stress heatmap
Minor fixes to make it easier for others to work on this
- Refactor the public data pull script
- Add a timeseries access example
- Fix the method name to be consistent with the implementation
This is compatible with v1.5.0 of the phone app