Outstanding Issues

Two outstanding issues:

Placement

Placement:

calendar should be daily commit data for a single user
calendar should go one of three places:
- Behind the "Public Activity" tab on the user's profile (most appropriate place, but not very visible)
- Just on top of the three tabs "Repositories"/"Public Activity"/"Starred repositories" on the user's profile (most visible, on user profile so useful for others to see your activity graph)
- On the top of the user's dashboard (less useful since others cannot see your activity graph)

where are template files for top of three tabs vs public activity tab

Data:

data model will be for calendar to ingest json served up by gitea server
modify gitea to cache per-user commit data (post-commit hook, daily mainenance task), provide endpoint route, provide username, it provides commit data in json form

The data is separated into a user-by-user basis

For a given user, you're asking git log for all commits by that user

(Organizations: potentially counting commits per organization)

Some things to think about:

when the server is spun up, that's when it will need to worry about populating that information.
not sure how fast the tabulation will go (particularly when interfacing directly with git)
worst case scenario, it could take a loooong time. in that case, we could have a timeout - draw chart; if chart data not ready, draw loading; if data doesn't show up in N seconds, gray commit graph

API endpoints defined in gitea/routers/routes/routes.go

Imagining something like git.charlesreid1.com/charlesreid1/calendarjson

The approach will be as follows:

Lenny says: "If you want join, just add Join."

e.Join("INNER", "issue", "issue.id = tracked_time.issue_id").Where(opts.ToCond()).SumInt(&TrackedTime{}, "tracked_time.time")