- Added functionality to update participant attendance status, allowing for 'excused' and 'cancelled' states.
- Enhanced the participant model to include a default attendance status and validation for status values.
- Updated participant routes to support status updates and integrated new status handling in the participant controller.
- Modified the DiaryParticipantsPanel to visually indicate participant status and added a toggle for changing status.
- Expanded localization files to include new keys for participant status, improving accessibility for users in both English and German.
- Added new scheduler routes to manage scheduling functionalities.
- Updated match fetching logic to include a scope parameter for more flexible data retrieval.
- Introduced a new field `excludeFromStats` in the PredefinedActivity model to manage activity visibility in statistics.
- Enhanced the diary date activity controller to handle predefined activities, improving activity management.
- Refactored various services to support new features and improve overall data handling.
- Removed the myTischtennis club ID field from club settings and related backend logic.
- Updated the database migration to eliminate the my_tischtennis_club_id column.
- Adjusted frontend components and services to reflect the removal of the club ID, ensuring the use of association member number instead.
- Enhanced user interface hints to clarify the use of association member number for rankings.
- Added new fields for myTischtennis club ID, federation nickname, and auto-fetch rankings in the club settings.
- Updated the backend to handle the new settings in the updateClubSettings method.
- Implemented automatic ranking updates for clubs based on the new settings in the autoUpdateRatingsService.
- Enhanced the frontend to support the new settings, including validation and user interface updates for better user experience.
- Implemented a new endpoint to automatically register participants for official tournaments using the Click-TT service.
- Added a corresponding method in the frontend to trigger the auto-registration process, enhancing user experience by simplifying participant management.
- Updated the official tournament controller and routes to support the new functionality.
- Updated error response structure in memberController to include detailed information instead of a trace array, enhancing clarity for the client.
- Enhanced ClickTtPlayerRegistrationService to capture and return detailed information about the selected search result and last submission attempt, improving error diagnostics.
- Modified frontend to format and display the new detailed error information, providing better context for users during registration failures.
- Added ClickTtAccount model and integrated it into the server and database synchronization processes.
- Updated ClickTtPlayerRegistrationService to utilize ClickTtAccount for user account management, enhancing the registration flow.
- Modified frontend components to include navigation to Click-TT account settings and updated routing to support the new account view.
- Improved error handling and user feedback in the registration process, ensuring clarity in account-related operations.
- Added a new endpoint for Click-TT player registration in memberController, allowing submission of existing player applications.
- Integrated the new endpoint into memberRoutes for handling requests.
- Updated MembersView to include a button for initiating Click-TT registration, with user confirmation and loading state management.
- Enhanced UI feedback for registration status, improving user experience during the application process.
- Implemented an API endpoint to update the title of official tournaments, including error handling for non-existent tournaments.
- Enhanced the frontend to allow users to edit tournament titles directly, with input validation and feedback for successful updates or errors.
- Updated the German localization file to include new strings for editing titles and error messages.
- Added a new endpoint to start an asynchronous job for fetching team data, allowing for non-blocking operations.
- Implemented job status tracking to retrieve the status of ongoing fetch jobs, enhancing user experience with real-time updates.
- Updated the frontend to initiate async fetch requests and poll for job completion, improving data retrieval efficiency and user feedback.
- Added visual state tracking for CAPTCHA elements in MyTischtennisClient to improve interaction reliability.
- Increased timeout for CAPTCHA field population to ensure proper handling during login.
- Refactored MyTischtennisController to utilize myTischtennisProxyService for content rewriting and session management, streamlining the login process.
- Removed deprecated content rewriting logic, enhancing code maintainability and clarity.
- Added Playwright as a dependency to handle CAPTCHA challenges during login attempts.
- Implemented a new endpoint to retrieve the login form from myTischtennis, parsing necessary fields for user input.
- Enhanced the login process to utilize Playwright for browser automation when CAPTCHA is required.
- Updated the MyTischtennisDialog component to support local login form submission instead of using an iframe.
- Refactored the MyTischtennisController to include proxy functionality for serving resources and handling login submissions.
- Improved error handling and user feedback during login attempts, ensuring a smoother user experience.
- Added WebSocket events for match report submission and schedule updates, enhancing real-time communication between clients and the server.
- Updated matchController to emit schedule updates when match players are modified.
- Enhanced nuscoreApiRoutes to emit match report submissions with relevant data for other clients.
- Implemented socket service methods for handling incoming match report submissions and schedule updates in the frontend.
- Updated MatchReportApiDialog and ScheduleView components to handle new WebSocket events, ensuring data synchronization across clients.
- Added new endpoints for requesting and resetting passwords in the authController.
- Updated User model to include resetToken and resetTokenExpires fields for managing password reset requests.
- Enhanced emailService to send password reset emails with secure links.
- Updated frontend routes and views to support password reset flow, including new ForgotPassword and ResetPassword components.
- Improved internationalization files with new translation keys for password reset messages across multiple languages.
- Introduced a new field `numberOfTables` in the Tournament model to track the number of tables for tournaments.
- Updated the tournament update logic to include `numberOfTables` when modifying tournament details.
- Added a new endpoint to set the table number for matches, enhancing match management.
- Updated frontend components to support the new `numberOfTables` feature, including input fields and table distribution logic.
- Enhanced internationalization with new translation keys for table-related features.
- Implemented a new controller method `getMatchPlayers` to fetch active members of a specified club, returning their details.
- Updated the match routes to include a new GET route for retrieving players by club ID.
- Modified the ScheduleView to include the current club ID when updating player information.
- Replaced direct axios calls with a centralized apiClient in Register, Login, and Activate components for improved maintainability and consistency.
- Updated backend base URL logic to support different environments, enhancing flexibility in API interactions.
- Added console logging in the authController for better tracking of user registration flow.
- Modified the registerUser and activate functions to return a success status instead of user data, enhancing security by not exposing sensitive information.
- Improved error handling in the registration process, including user cleanup on failure and clearer error messages for email-related issues.
- Ensured that activation emails are sent without returning user details, maintaining user privacy.
- Added email and address fields to the external participant model, allowing for more comprehensive participant information.
- Updated the tournament service and controller to handle the new fields when adding external participants.
- Modified frontend components to include input fields for email and address, improving user experience and data collection.
- Updated localization strings to support the new fields, ensuring clarity in the user interface.
- Implemented a new method to clean up orphaned matches where at least one player no longer exists, enhancing data integrity in tournament management.
- Added a corresponding route and frontend functionality to trigger the cleanup process, allowing users to easily remove invalid match records.
- Updated localization strings to support the new feature, ensuring clarity in the user interface.
- Modified addMiniChampionship method to accept location (ort) instead of tournament name.
- Updated frontend components to reflect the change, including new input for location and localization updates for German language support.
- Enhanced validation to ensure location is provided during mini championship creation.
- Introduced addMiniChampionship method in tournamentService to create tournaments with predefined classes for mini championships.
- Updated getTournaments method to filter tournaments based on type, including support for mini championships.
- Enhanced TournamentClass model to include maxBirthYear for age class restrictions.
- Modified tournamentController and tournamentRoutes to support new mini championship endpoint.
- Updated frontend components to manage mini championship creation and display, including localization for new terms.
- Implemented setParticipantGaveUp and setExternalParticipantGaveUp methods in tournamentController to handle participant resignation.
- Updated ExternalTournamentParticipant and TournamentMember models to include a gaveUp field for tracking resignation status.
- Enhanced tournamentRoutes to include new endpoints for updating gave-up status.
- Modified TournamentGroupsTab and TournamentParticipantsTab components to display and manage gave-up status visually.
- Added localization strings for "gave up" and related hints in German.
- Updated TournamentResultsTab to reflect gave-up status in match results.
- Added mergeClassesIntoPool and resetPool functions in tournamentService to handle merging classes into a common pool and resetting pool assignments.
- Introduced new API routes for merging and resetting pools in tournamentRoutes.
- Enhanced TournamentGroupsTab component with UI for merging classes, including selection for source and target classes, strategy options, and out-of-competition settings.
- Updated localization files to include new strings related to class merging functionality.
- Modified TournamentTab to handle merge pool events and manage API interactions for merging classes.
- Implemented createGroupMatches function to generate matches for existing groups without altering group assignments.
- Updated resetMatches function to support optional class filtering when resetting group matches.
- Enhanced frontend components to filter and display group matches based on selected class, improving user experience.
- Adjusted tournament results display to reflect accurate match statistics, including wins and losses.
- Updated TournamentConfigTab.vue to conditionally disable target type selection based on final stage type.
- Improved logic for determining target type and group count based on stage configuration.
- Refactored TournamentPlacementsTab.vue to streamline class and group placements display, including better handling of class visibility and player names.
- Enhanced TournamentResultsTab.vue to handle 'BYE' results and limit displayed entries to top three.
- Modified TournamentTab.vue to robustly determine match winners and losers, including handling 'BYE' scenarios and ensuring accurate knockout progression.
- Added logic to reset knockout matches with optional class filtering.
- Added backend controller for tournament stages with endpoints to get, upsert, and advance stages.
- Created database migration for new tables: tournament_stage and tournament_stage_advancement.
- Updated models for TournamentStage and TournamentStageAdvancement.
- Enhanced frontend components to manage tournament stages, including configuration for intermediate and final rounds.
- Implemented logic for saving and advancing tournament stages, including handling of pool rules and third place matches.
- Added error handling and loading states in the frontend for better user experience.
- Introduced new endpoints for managing tournament pairings, including creating, updating, and deleting pairings.
- Updated the tournament service to handle pairing logic, ensuring validation for participants and preventing duplicate pairings.
- Enhanced participant management by adding class-based checks for gender and age restrictions when adding participants.
- Updated the tournament controller and routes to support the new pairing features and improved participant handling.
- Added localization support for new UI elements related to pairings in the frontend, enhancing user experience.
Implement a new endpoint to assign participants to specific groups within tournaments. This includes the addition of the `assignParticipantToGroup` function in the tournament controller, which handles the assignment logic and emits relevant events. Update the tournament routes to include this new functionality. Enhance the tournament service to manage group assignments and ensure proper statistics are calculated for participants. Additionally, update the frontend to support adding participants, including external ones, and reflect changes in the UI for group assignments.
This commit introduces the updateGroupActivity method in the diaryDateActivityController, allowing users to update existing group activities by linking them to predefined activities. The method includes error handling and emits a socket event upon successful updates. Additionally, the diaryDateActivityRoutes file is updated to include a new PUT route for updating group activities. Frontend changes in DiaryView enhance the user experience by enabling inline editing of group activities, including search functionality for predefined activities.
This commit updates the addGroupActivity method in the DiaryDateActivityService to accept a predefinedActivityId, allowing for the retrieval or creation of predefined activities based on the provided ID or activity name. Additionally, the frontend DiaryView is modified to include predefinedActivityId in the new plan item, improving the handling of group activities.
This commit updates the member gallery generation functionality to allow returning a list of members in JSON format without creating images. The `generateMemberGallery` method in the MemberService is modified to accept a new parameter, `createImage`, which determines whether images should be generated. This change improves the flexibility of the API for different use cases.
This commit updates the `getMemberActivities` function to track unique date-activity combinations using a Set, ensuring accurate counting of distinct participation dates. It also refines the logic for handling dates, skipping entries without a date and sorting the dates in descending order. These changes improve the accuracy and clarity of member activity statistics presented to the user.
This commit updates the `listOfficialTournaments` function to ensure it returns an empty array if no tournaments are found, improving data handling. Additionally, the frontend `OfficialTournaments.vue` is enhanced with a file upload feature for PDF documents, along with improved error handling in the tournament list loading process. These changes enhance user experience by providing clearer feedback and functionality for managing official tournaments.
This commit introduces the `TrainingTime` model and related functionality, allowing for the management of training times associated with training groups. The backend is updated to include new routes for training times, while the frontend is enhanced with a new dialog in the `DiaryView` for selecting training groups and suggesting available training times. This improves user experience by streamlining the process of scheduling training sessions and managing associated data.
This commit introduces the `TrainingGroup` model and related functionality, allowing for the management of training groups within the application. The `ClubService` is updated to automatically create preset groups upon club creation. The frontend is enhanced with new views and components, including `TrainingGroupsView` and `TrainingGroupsTab`, to facilitate the display and management of training groups. Additionally, the `MembersView` is updated to allow adding and removing members from training groups, improving the overall user experience and interactivity in managing club members and their associated training groups.
This commit enhances the `getMemberActivities` and `getMemberLastParticipations` functions to utilize activity codes when available, improving the uniqueness of activity identification. The `MemberActivityStatsDialog` component is updated to handle both string and object representations of activities, ensuring a consistent display and tooltip functionality. These changes streamline the activity data structure and enhance the user experience when viewing participation statistics.
This commit updates the `MemberActivityStatsDialog` component to group member participations by date, enhancing the presentation of activity data. The logic is introduced to aggregate activities under their respective dates, ensuring a clearer and more organized display. Additionally, CSS styles are added to improve the visual hierarchy and user experience when viewing recent participations.
This commit updates the `getMemberActivities` and `getMemberLastParticipations` functions to allow for optional inclusion of predefined activities in group activities. The logic is enhanced to check for predefined activities associated with group activities, providing a fallback mechanism to ensure accurate activity representation. This change improves the clarity and efficiency of the activity retrieval process, ensuring that the correct data is returned to the frontend.
This commit enhances the `getMemberActivities` and `getMemberLastParticipations` functions by introducing logic to gather group activities for members based on their group associations. It ensures that both explicitly assigned member activities and group activities are combined while filtering out duplicates. The overall structure of the activity retrieval process is improved for better clarity and efficiency, enhancing the accuracy of the data returned to the frontend.
This commit enhances the tournament management system by introducing functionality for handling external participants and tournament classes. New methods are added to the `tournamentController` and `tournamentService` for adding, retrieving, updating, and removing external participants, as well as managing tournament classes. The backend models are updated to support these features, including new relationships and attributes. The frontend is also updated to allow users to manage external participants and classes, improving the overall user experience and interactivity in tournament management.
This commit introduces several enhancements to the tournament management system, including the addition of winning sets to tournament creation and updates. The `updateTournament` and `addTournament` methods in the backend now accept winning sets as a parameter, ensuring proper validation and handling. New functionality for updating participant seeded status and setting match activity is also implemented, along with corresponding routes and controller methods. The frontend is updated to reflect these changes, featuring new input fields for winning sets and improved participant management UI, enhancing overall user experience and interactivity.
This commit introduces the ability to update tournament details, including name and date, in the backend and frontend. The new `updateTournament` method is added to the `tournamentController` and `tournamentService`, allowing for validation and error handling. The frontend `TournamentsView` is updated to include input fields for editing tournament details, with real-time updates reflected in the UI. Additionally, new CSS styles are introduced for improved layout and user interaction, enhancing the overall experience in tournament management.
This commit introduces the ability to delete groups in the groupController, along with the necessary backend service updates. It also adds socket event emissions for group and activity changes, ensuring real-time updates are sent to clients when groups are deleted. The frontend is updated to include a delete button in the DiaryView, allowing users to remove groups easily. Additionally, the groupRoutes and socketService are modified to support these new features, enhancing the overall interactivity of the application.
This commit improves the participant update process by ensuring the latest participant data is fetched from the database before emitting socket events. It also refines the DiaryView component's UI, adding better handling for dropdowns and member group selections, enhancing user experience. Additionally, new CSS styles are introduced for member group select elements to ensure consistent appearance across browsers.
This commit introduces a new socket event for member changes, allowing real-time updates when members are created or updated. The backend now emits a 'member:changed' event upon successful member modifications, while the frontend listens for this event to refresh the member list in the DiaryView component. This enhances the interactivity and responsiveness of the application, ensuring users receive immediate feedback on member changes.
This commit introduces Socket.IO to the backend and frontend, enabling real-time communication for diary-related events. Key updates include the addition of socket event emissions for diary date updates, tag additions/removals, and activity member changes in the backend controllers. The frontend DiaryView component has been enhanced to connect to the socket server and handle incoming events, ensuring that users receive immediate feedback on changes. Additionally, new dependencies for Socket.IO have been added to both the backend and frontend package files, improving the overall interactivity and responsiveness of the application.
