- Added new query parameters `created_from` and `created_to` to the tender approval endpoints for filtering by creation date using Unix timestamps.
- Updated the `GetByCompanyID` method in the repository and service layers to support the new filtering options.
- Modified the handler methods to parse and pass the new parameters, improving the flexibility of tender approval retrieval.
- Updated API documentation to reflect the new query parameters, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Removed the unused net/http import to clean up the code.
- Updated the CORS middleware configuration to use echo's constants for HTTP methods, enhancing clarity and consistency in the codebase.
- This change improves maintainability by aligning with the framework's conventions and reducing potential errors in method references.
- Updated the ToggleTenderApproval method to remove the redundant check for SubmissionMode when determining if an existing tender approval should be deleted.
- This change enhances the clarity of the approval logic and improves maintainability by focusing solely on the Status comparison.
- Updated the GetPublicTenders handler to utilize a new ListTendersRequest struct for improved clarity and organization of parameters.
- Changed the handling of `publication_from` and `publication_to` query parameters to use pointers for optional timestamp values.
- Enhanced the service call to ListTenders, aligning with the new request structure and improving the overall code maintainability.
- Updated the FeedbackService to include a new dependency on TenderService, allowing feedback responses to include associated tender details.
- Modified the ListFeedback method to return a new FeedbackListWithTenderResponse type, which includes feedback along with tender information.
- Enhanced the feedback entity and form structures to support the new response format, improving the API's capability to provide comprehensive feedback data.
- Adjusted the main application initialization to reflect the changes in the feedback service dependencies.
- Changed references in API documentation from `main.HealthResponse` to `bootstrap.HealthResponse` for consistency.
- Added new query parameters `publication_from` and `publication_to` to the tender listing and recommendation endpoints to allow filtering by publication date.
- Updated the `ListTendersRequest` struct to include optional fields for `from` and `to` timestamps.
- Modified the `TenderRepository` and `TenderService` interfaces to support the new filtering parameters in the tender listing functionality.
- Enhanced the service and handler layers to process the new query parameters, improving the flexibility of tender retrieval.
- Deleted the docker-compose.yml file to streamline the project structure and reduce complexity in managing services.
- Updated the entry point in the scraper Dockerfile to use the correct path for the scraper binary, ensuring proper execution within the container.
- Renamed the pipeline from 'web' to 'build' for clarity in the CI process.
- Updated the 'web tag' step to 'build tag' to better represent its purpose.
- Removed the 'scraper tag' step to streamline the configuration and focus on the build process.
- Ensured the CI configuration aligns with the current build requirements for the application.
- Changed the working directory in the Dockerfile to /app for better organization.
- Removed the iat.yaml configuration file to simplify the container setup and reduce complexity.
- Adjusted the exposed port to 80, aligning with standard HTTP practices for the scraper application.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to reflect these changes, ensuring a streamlined build process.
- Updated the Dockerfile to change the working directory to /app and streamline the build process for the web application.
- Removed the iat.yaml configuration file, simplifying the configuration management and reducing complexity in the container setup.
- Adjusted the entry point and exposed port to align with standard practices, ensuring the application runs on port 80.
- Modified the server port in the iat.yaml configuration file from 8081 to 80, aligning with standard HTTP port usage.
- This change simplifies deployment and access to the web application, ensuring it listens on the default HTTP port.
- Introduced iat.yaml configuration files for both the scraper and web applications, defining essential settings such as database connections, logging configurations, and scraping parameters.
- Updated the Dockerfiles for both applications to include the new iat.yaml files, ensuring they are available in the container environment for runtime configuration.
- This enhancement improves the maintainability and configurability of both applications, allowing for easier adjustments to settings without code changes.
- Renamed the existing 'tag' step to 'web tag' for clarity in the CI pipeline.
- Added a new 'scraper tag' step to generate application version tags based on the current git commit count and branch, improving versioning for the scraper application.
- This update streamlines the CI process and enhances the tagging mechanism for better tracking of application versions.
- Added a new Dockerfile for the scraper application located at cmd/scraper/Dockerfile to streamline the build process.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to correctly build the scraper application with the new Dockerfile.
- Refactored the main application entry point to utilize a new bootstrap package for configuration, logging, and MongoDB initialization.
- Enhanced the scraper's configuration management by defining a dedicated Config struct for better organization and maintainability.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to use the new Dockerfile located at ./cmd/web/Dockerfile.
- Removed the old Dockerfile and Dockerfile-drone as they are no longer needed.
- Refactored the cmd/web/Dockerfile to streamline the build process and improve organization.
- Introduced a new bootstrap package to handle application initialization, including configuration, logging, MongoDB, Redis, and authorization service setup.
- Added a health check endpoint for monitoring the server status, enhancing the API's operational capabilities.
- Changed the approval status from "approved" to "submitted" in various locations, including entity definitions, forms, and service methods, to accurately reflect the tender approval process.
- Updated API documentation in Swagger JSON, YAML, and Go files to describe the new status options ("submitted" and "rejected") and their corresponding descriptions.
- Enhanced the tender approval statistics structures to include a count for submitted tenders, improving the overall data model for tender management.
- These changes ensure clarity in the tender approval workflow and enhance the usability of the API for clients interacting with tender approvals.
- Introduced a new endpoint to retrieve comprehensive feedback statistics for the authenticated user's company, including total likes, dislikes, and percentage calculations.
- Implemented the GetCompanyFeedbackStats method in the feedback handler to handle requests, ensuring proper authentication and error handling.
- Updated Swagger JSON, YAML, and Go documentation to accurately reflect the new endpoint, including detailed descriptions, parameters, and response formats for the CompanyFeedbackStatsResponse.
- Enhanced the feedback repository and service layers to support the new statistics functionality, improving the overall data handling capabilities of the tender management system.
- These changes enhance the usability and functionality of the API, providing valuable insights into company feedback statistics.
- Modified the Reject method in the TenderApproval entity to reset the SubmissionMode field upon rejection, ensuring proper state management.
- Simplified the TenderApprovalStatsResponse and CompanyTenderApprovalStatsResponse structures by removing unnecessary fields related to submission modes, streamlining the data model for tender approval statistics.
- Updated the GetTenderApprovalStats and GetCompanyTenderApprovalStats methods in the repository to reflect the changes in the statistics structure, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
- These adjustments improve the overall functionality and data handling of the tender management system.
- Added a new field 'TenderID' to the TenderResponse structure, improving the data model for tender management.
- Updated the ToTenderResponse method to include the TenderID in the response, ensuring consistency in API outputs.
- This enhancement aligns with the ongoing improvements to the tender management system's data handling capabilities.
- Added 'ted_samples/' to .gitignore to exclude TED sample files from version control.
- Updated the TED scraper configuration to extend the cleanup duration from 24 hours to 72 hours, allowing for better resource management.
- Enhanced the Tender entity by adding new fields: TenderDeadline, SubmissionDeadline, ApplicationDeadline, and SubmissionURL, improving the data model for tender management.
- Updated the TenderResponse structure to include the new fields, ensuring consistency in API responses.
- Implemented logic in the TED scraper to calculate submission and application deadlines based on tender deadlines, enhancing the scraping functionality.
- Updated the ToggleFeedback method in the feedback service to change the FeedbackType to "unlike" or "undislike" based on the current state, improving user interaction with feedback.
- Modified the ToggleTenderApproval method in the tender approval service to update the Status to "unapproved" or "unrejected" depending on the current approval state, streamlining tender approval management.
- These enhancements improve the overall functionality and user experience of the tender management system.
- Eliminated the 'country' field from the CompanyProfileResponse structure in the entity, Swagger JSON, YAML, and Go documentation.
- This change streamlines the response format for company profiles, ensuring clarity and consistency in the API documentation.
- Updated relevant documentation files to reflect the removal, enhancing the overall usability of the API.
- Updated API documentation to include a new section for company information access, detailing operations related to company profiles and tenders.
- Enhanced Swagger JSON, YAML, and Go documentation to accurately reflect the new "Company" tag, ensuring clarity for mobile application users.
- This addition improves the overall usability of the API by providing comprehensive information on company-related functionalities.
- Introduced a new public API endpoint to retrieve the profile of the authenticated user's company, enhancing the functionality of the tender management system.
- Implemented the `MyCompany` method in the company handler to handle requests for the company profile, ensuring proper authentication and error handling.
- Updated Swagger and YAML documentation to accurately reflect the new endpoint, including detailed descriptions, parameters, and response formats for the `CompanyProfileResponse`.
- Modified the router to include the new company profile route, ensuring adherence to Clean Architecture principles and maintaining a clear separation of concerns in the handler layer.
- Enhanced the public routes registration to include the company handler, improving the overall API structure and usability.
- Changed the parameter location for `tender_id` from "query" to "path" in the API documentation across multiple files, including Swagger JSON, YAML, and Go documentation.
- Updated the handler method to retrieve `tender_id` from the path instead of the query parameters, ensuring consistency with the updated API structure.
- This change enhances the clarity of the API documentation and aligns with Clean Architecture principles by accurately reflecting the intended usage of the `tender_id` parameter.
- Changed the location code in the `generateTenderID` method from "EURO" to "EU" to accurately reflect the country code.
- This modification enhances the clarity and correctness of the tender ID generation process, ensuring adherence to Clean Architecture principles.
- Updated the `generateTenderID` method to improve the structure and clarity of the tender ID generation process.
- Changed the source identifier from "TED" to "1" for consistency.
- Modified the handling of the Notice Publication ID, ensuring it is used correctly in the tender ID.
- Simplified the buyer code logic by commenting out the previous implementation, focusing on the essential components.
- Adjusted the date and location code handling to enhance clarity and maintainability, ensuring adherence to Clean Architecture principles.
- Removed the BulkCreate, BulkUpdate, and BulkDelete methods from the Repository interface to streamline the data access layer.
- Updated the FindMany method to maintain functionality while adhering to Clean Architecture principles.
- This change simplifies the repository interface, focusing on essential operations and improving maintainability.
- Introduced a new API endpoint to retrieve company-specific tender approval statistics, enhancing the analytics capabilities of the tender management system.
- Implemented the `GetCompanyTenderApprovalStats` method in the service layer to fetch detailed statistics, including total approvals, approved and rejected tenders, and submission counts.
- Updated Swagger documentation to accurately reflect the new endpoint, including detailed descriptions, parameters, and response formats for the `CompanyTenderApprovalStatsResponse`.
- Enhanced the router to include the new statistics route, ensuring adherence to Clean Architecture principles and maintaining a clear separation of concerns in the handler layer.
- Added necessary request and response forms to support the new functionality, improving the overall API structure and usability.
- Replaced the existing tender approval update and delete endpoints with a new toggle functionality, allowing for more streamlined management of tender approvals.
- Introduced the `ToggleTenderApproval` method in the service layer to handle both approval and rejection actions based on the current state of the tender approval.
- Updated the API documentation to reflect the new endpoint structure and response formats, including the `TenderApprovalWithTenderResponse`.
- Enhanced Swagger documentation to ensure accurate representation of the updated tender approval operations.
- Removed obsolete methods and routes to maintain a clean and efficient codebase, adhering to Clean Architecture principles.
- Updated the tender approval service to include methods for retrieving tender approvals with associated tender details, improving the response structure for API consumers.
- Modified the tender approval handler to utilize the new service methods, ensuring that tender details are included in the responses for created, updated, and retrieved tender approvals.
- Enhanced the API documentation to reflect the changes in response formats, including the new `TenderApprovalWithTenderResponse` structure.
- Ensured adherence to Clean Architecture principles by maintaining a clear separation of concerns in the service and handler layers.
- Introduced a new tender approval management system, including the creation of tender approval entities, services, and repositories.
- Implemented CRUD operations for tender approvals, allowing companies to approve or reject tenders.
- Developed administrative and public API endpoints for listing, retrieving, and updating tender approvals with comprehensive filtering options.
- Enhanced Swagger documentation to accurately reflect the new endpoints, including detailed descriptions, parameters, and response formats.
- Updated existing routes to include tender approval management, ensuring adherence to Clean Architecture principles and maintaining a clear separation of concerns in the handler layer.
- Introduced a new API endpoint to retrieve feedback details by tender ID, enhancing the feedback management system for public users.
- Updated Swagger documentation to accurately reflect the new endpoint, including detailed descriptions, parameters, and response formats.
- Implemented necessary service and repository methods to support the new functionality, ensuring adherence to Clean Architecture principles.
- Modified existing routes to include the new feedback retrieval functionality, maintaining a clear separation of concerns in the handler layer.
- Enhanced feedback types to include 'unlike' and 'undislike' options for better user interaction.
- Updated the tender API to include a new endpoint for recommending public tenders based on company profiles, enhancing user experience for mobile application users.
- Modified existing routes to reflect the new structure, changing the tender details route and adding a dedicated recommendation route.
- Improved Swagger documentation to accurately represent the new endpoint, including detailed descriptions, parameters, and response formats.
- Ensured adherence to Clean Architecture principles by maintaining clear separation of concerns in the service and handler layers.
- Removed all scraping-related functionality, including routes, handlers, services, and repository methods, to streamline the tender management system.
- Updated the tender API to focus solely on tender management, enhancing endpoints for listing, retrieving, and updating tenders.
- Improved Swagger documentation to reflect the removal of scraping endpoints and the addition of new tender-related features.
- Ensured adherence to Clean Architecture principles throughout the refactoring process, maintaining a clear separation of concerns.
- Introduced a new feedback management system, including the creation of feedback entities, services, and repositories.
- Implemented CRUD operations for feedback, allowing users to submit likes and dislikes on tenders.
- Developed administrative endpoints for listing and retrieving feedback with comprehensive filtering options.
- Enhanced public API to allow users to view feedback related to tenders.
- Updated Swagger documentation to reflect new feedback endpoints and their functionalities.
- Removed obsolete configuration file `config.yaml` as part of the transition to a modular configuration system.
- Ensured adherence to Clean Architecture principles throughout the implementation.
- Added detailed status of Phase 1 implementation, indicating current completion at 70-75%.
- Documented completed features, partially implemented features, and missing features to provide clarity on project progress.
- Included a comprehensive TODO list categorized by priority, outlining critical, medium, and low priority tasks for upcoming development phases.
- Enhanced project visibility and planning for future enhancements, particularly focusing on the feedback system and advanced mobile features.
- Deleted the company_id field from CreateUserForm, User entity, and related API documentation in Swagger and YAML files to streamline user creation process.
- Updated the CreateUser service method to reflect the removal of company_id, ensuring consistency across the user management functionality.
- Updated the tender service to include company-based matching for tenders, allowing for more relevant results based on company CPV codes.
- Modified the ListTenders endpoint to accept a company ID parameter for calculating match percentages and sorting tenders accordingly.
- Refactored the tender response structure to include match percentage and days until deadline for better client-side handling.
- Updated API documentation to reflect changes in the tender listing functionality and added new endpoints for public tender access.
- Removed deprecated customer-related methods and streamlined customer listing functionality for improved clarity and performance.
- Introduced a new TED scraper in `cmd/scraper` to handle downloading and parsing TED XML files.
- Added configuration management for the scraper, including a new `Config` struct and YAML configuration file.
- Created necessary handler, service, and repository layers for tender management, adhering to Clean Architecture principles.
- Implemented comprehensive logging and error handling throughout the scraper functionality.
- Updated API routes to include tender management operations, enhancing the overall system capabilities.
- Removed the old `infra.Config` structure and replaced it with a new modular configuration system in `pkg/config`.
- Introduced a `Config` struct in `cmd/web/config.go` to hold command-specific configurations.
- Updated configuration loading functions to utilize the new `LoadConfig` method with generics for type safety.
- Adjusted various initialization functions in `cmd/web/bootstrap.go` and `cmd/web/main.go` to reflect the new configuration structure.
- Cleaned up the `config.yaml` by removing obsolete fields and ensuring it aligns with the new configuration schema.
- Introduced benchmark tests for various XML parsing methods, including parsing from strings, bytes, and readers, to evaluate performance.
- Added unit tests for the parser interface and validation mechanisms, ensuring robust error handling and validation logic.
- Implemented tests for utility functions related to XML processing, enhancing overall test coverage and reliability.
- Created a test suite for the TED domain, validating the structure and functionality of contract notices and related entities.
- Developed a comprehensive test runner script to facilitate automated testing, coverage analysis, and performance benchmarking for the XML parser package.
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