https://nishanc.medium.com/how-to-add-a-gif-pre-loader-to-your-website-dcfd29bd055d

For this to be possible, we have to query the Github API:

[ ] query Github API for each of the repositories
[ ] add logic to the Golang template to display only those badges where counter is > 0

• copy skeleton from arc42.org, simplify footer.

• change content of CNAME to status.arc42.org

• change nameserver entry on hosteurope (@gernotstarke needs to do that)

• copy viewer-count and make that the "homepage" for status.arc42.org

• create markdown table:

instead of writing 735087 pageviews, better write 735.087 instead.

We might reach a Million pvs per year, and then 1.234.242 looks better than the 7-numbers without punctuation.

prerequisite: get the bug count (#41),
then use it to decide if graphical badge is needed

e.g. with detailed history, more details summarizing repo statistics or similar info

e.g. the missing API key was not logged on console

so we don't need to query these images from shields.io or other badge services.

see https://omnivore.app/zorg42/creating-dynamic-readme-md-file-dev-community-18a97ca9298,

we could generate an md-file from the usage data once per day, and re-generate the status page by pushing a commit.

https://uptimerobot.com/api/

use goroutines to fetch data from plausible in parallel

follow-up from #13

We need to get a numerical count from GitHub to decide wether to generate and display the bug-badge...

We need a bit of JavaScript for that:

https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_sort_table.asp

As we know the exact number of bugs and issues (thanx to githubv4 API),
we should replace the shields.io badges with links to local assets:

That would mean we need to pre-generate a number of svg-files as replacements,
e.g. for 1-10 issues/bugs.

If a repo has more than that max nr, a shields.io badge could be generated. All other svg badges
would be delivered from the local asset pool (similar to FA-icons).

would very much like to add this canvas to canvas.arc42.org/examples

http.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
data := map[string]string{
"Region": os.Getenv("FLY_REGION"),
}

    t.ExecuteTemplate(w, "index.html.tmpl", data)
})

the rollup does not add value. Needs to be removed in all referencing sites, though...

@gernotstarke I'll just add the normal arc42 favicon?

on phones, their sizes substantially differ, as the are generated by different providers.

currently, stats for 7D, 30D and 12M are collected sequentially,
that should be done in parallel.

and, at the same time, try a centered footer, as in datamesh-architecture.com

take the graphical logo from the datamesh site.

e.g. how secrets are managed in cloud and locally (env)

auto-deploy from main branch to fly.io

https://fly.io/docs/app-guides/continuous-deployment-with-github-actions/

currently, cors for different handlers is spread around in the code, violating SRP and SoC.

these links are as follows:
| |
| arc42.de || | | | |
| docs.arc42.org | | | | | |
| faq.arc42.org | | | | | |
| quality.arc42.org | | | | | |

but in reality should be loaded for every new request, at least if last request is not older than e.g. 60 seconds

at first we go without (see #22 )

DRAFT - incomplete!!

query {
repository(owner: "arc42", name: "faq.arc42.org-site") {
openIssues: issues(states: OPEN, labels: ["BUG"]) {
totalCount
}
}
}

aargh - FRA costs money to deploy to, MAD and AMS are free to use.

Therefore, AMS shall be good enough currently.