E.g., search for happy hours with food items under $10

E.g., search for "mimosa", get a list of every restaurant/day special that has mimosas.

I would like to restructure the data so it's around locations' events (trivia, food pop-ups, shows, etc.). So food/drink specials and happy hours would be treated as recurring events, and the existing pages would be set up to filter event data for these specific types. Then I'd add new pages that are more generalized and list all the events at a location. 

Make pictures and "Hello [name]" customizable (env variables?) so people can stand up instances in other cities

User flow:

• User wants to view place details, click on place card title
• User checks out place details
• User wants to go back to list, clicks back button
• User expects to be in the same place on the list as they were before they clicked the details

People should be able to view data without signing in, but if they want to add/edit data they should have to registered so we can track their edits.

• Sign up screen
• Login screen
• Login collection in database
• Authentication scheme

On index and neighborhood page, active happy hours should show up first in the listing.

If 30 mins before the start of a happy hour, show "Starts Soon" in the same spot as the "Now" badge. Show "Ends Soon" if 30 mins away from the end.

Starting soon happy hours should be included in the top list.

Setup scripting to scrape APIs and JSON-LD for events and save them to the hellotabs database.
Should maybe go in its own repo?

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/event

Add screens for adding a new place and editing their happy hours/events.

Place create screen:

• place name
• street address
• website
• socials

HH/Event management screen:
Requirements TBD

• Integrate with census geocoder API so street address entry also creates geolocation
• Add neighborhood geoboundaries and geo-library to automatically assign neighborhood based on geolocation
• Add user authentication or IP address logging to protect against fraudulent/spam data
• Add business verification and allow businesses to manage their own data

Neighborhood boundary data: https://data.cityofchicago.org/widgets/bbvz-uum9

Consider changing the licensing to a CC BY-NC-SA license? (SA instead of ND, "adaptations must be shared under same terms" instead of "no derivatives allowed") As I understand the current license, it disallows non-commercial spinoff work (similar applications forked from this one, standing up instances in different cities).

Get the user's geolocation and sort places by proximity (for today's happy hour page, sort by active happy hours first then sort by proximity)