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Add "first seen" timestamps to item pages

Impress 2020 has had this for a while, I've wanted it for reference on
occasion, let's bring it in!

Very similar logic, and Ruby & Rails's date affordances are super
helpful for simplifying how to express it!
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Emi Matchu 2024-02-20 14:32:45 -08:00
parent e178505d2d
commit 0705f66f6d
3 changed files with 27 additions and 6 deletions

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@ -37,27 +37,29 @@
align-items: center align-items: center
gap: 1em gap: 1em
.item-kind .item-kind, .first-seen-at
padding: .25em .5em padding: .25em .5em
border-radius: .25em border-radius: .25em
cursor: help cursor: help
text-decoration: none
text-decoration: none
font-weight: bold font-weight: bold
line-height: 1 line-height: 1
background: #E2E8F0
color: #1A202C
.item-kind
// These colors are copied from DTI 2020, for initial consistency! // These colors are copied from DTI 2020, for initial consistency!
// They're based on the Chakra UI colors, which I think are in turn the // They're based on the Chakra UI colors, which I think are in turn the
// Bootstrap colors? Or something? // Bootstrap colors? Or something?
// NOTE: For the data-type=np case, we use the default gray colors.
&[data-type=nc] &[data-type=nc]
background: #E9D8FD background: #E9D8FD
color: #44337A color: #44337A
&[data-type=pb] &[data-type=pb]
background: #FEEBC8 background: #FEEBC8
color: #7B341E color: #7B341E
&[data-type=np]
background: #E2E8F0
color: #1A202C
.user-lists-info .user-lists-info
grid-area: lists grid-area: lists

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@ -59,6 +59,19 @@ module ItemsHelper
nc_icon if item.nc? nc_icon if item.nc?
end end
def time_with_only_month_if_old(first_seen_at)
# For this month and the previous month, show the full date, so people can
# understand *exactly* how recent it was.
beginning_of_prev_month = Date.today.beginning_of_month - 1.month
if first_seen_at >= beginning_of_prev_month
return first_seen_at.strftime("%b %e, %Y")
end
# Otherwise, show just the month and the year, to be concise. (We'll offer
# the full date as a tooltip, too.)
first_seen_at.strftime("%b %Y")
end
def jn_items_url_for(item) def jn_items_url_for(item)
sprintf(JNItemsURLFormat, CGI::escape(item.name)) sprintf(JNItemsURLFormat, CGI::escape(item.name))
end end

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@ -19,6 +19,12 @@
%abbr.item-kind{'data-type' => 'np', title: t('items.show.item_kinds.np.description')} %abbr.item-kind{'data-type' => 'np', title: t('items.show.item_kinds.np.description')}
= t('items.show.item_kinds.np.label') = t('items.show.item_kinds.np.label')
- if item.created_at?
%time.first-seen-at{
datetime: item.created_at.iso8601,
title: "First seen on #{item.created_at.to_date.to_fs(:long)}",
}= time_with_only_month_if_old item.created_at
= link_to t('items.show.resources.jn_items'), jn_items_url_for(item) = link_to t('items.show.resources.jn_items'), jn_items_url_for(item)
- if item.nc_trade_value - if item.nc_trade_value
= link_to t('items.show.resources.owls', value: item.nc_trade_value.value_text), = link_to t('items.show.resources.owls', value: item.nc_trade_value.value_text),