- bincio/explore.py: bake_tracks() simplifies GPS coords (RDP ε=0.0001),
strips to [lng,lat], groups by sport type, writes per-handle tracks.json
- bake-tracks CLI command; render CLI calls _bake_tracks() after each build;
strava_zip runs it once at end of batch
- /api/me/tracks endpoint serves the baked file; wipe_user cleans it up
- Explore.svelte: MapLibre full-screen map with sidebar — type pills,
year/month date filter, Lines / Heatmap (global or by-type) view modes
- AthleteView: Explore tab visible only to profile owner (checks __bincioMe)
- Base.astro: fullscreen prop + Planner nav link
Admin-only POST /api/ideas/{id}/status toggles status between open and
done. Done ideas are greyed out (opacity 0.55), show a green checkmark,
and sink to the bottom of the list. Admins see done/reopen buttons on
each card.
New /ideas/ page with Svelte component: card list sorted by votes,
inline submit form, optimistic vote toggling, delete for own/admin.
Bug report link moved to bottom of Ideas page. Feedback button removed
from About page.
- best_activity_id now included in segment_summary API response
- Best time is a direct link to the activity that produced it
- Clicking a row expands an inline effort list (lazy-loaded from
/api/segments/{id}/efforts): date linked to activity, time, Δ vs PR
- Clicking again collapses; ▲/▼ chevron shows state
AthleteView: use segmentsFetched flag to prevent infinite fetch loop when
there are no efforts (segmentSummary.length === 0 was re-triggering the
reactive statement after every empty response). Also improve empty state
message and reset flag after rescan so the table reloads.
astro.config.mjs: extend shell fallback plugin to cover /segments/{id}/
the same way /activity/{id}/ is handled, so segment detail pages work in
the dev server without nginx.
New API endpoints:
- GET /api/segments/{id} — single segment metadata
- GET /api/activities/{id}/segment_efforts — efforts for an activity (auth)
- GET /api/users/{handle}/segment_summary — public best time + count per segment
New components:
- SegmentDetail.svelte — map + metadata + effort table (with PR/Δ) + rescan button
- SegmentsPage.svelte — URL router: shows detail when /segments/{id}/, list otherwise
Updated:
- segments/index.astro — now uses SegmentsPage router
- nginx-activity.conf — add /segments/ try_files rule for client-side routing
- ActivityDetail.svelte — segment efforts block below laps
- AthleteView.svelte — Segments tab with best time + effort count per segment
- format.ts — add formatElapsed() for compact m:ss display
After saving, show "Saved! Add another from this activity?" with two
buttons: "Add another" (resets name/handles, keeps map loaded) and
"Done" (navigates to /segments/).
Shows a dim area for the visible range around the selection (4% padding)
and a blue overlay for the selected segment, with a light stroke on the
top edge. Both the x-domain and y-domain track the selection, so the
chart zooms in as the handles narrow. Elevation min/max labels overlaid
at top-left and bottom-left.
Replace per-upload Astro build threads with a single background worker
(_site_rebuild_worker) that waits on an event, sleeps 60 s to let upload
bursts settle, then runs one full build + rsync. 271 concurrent uploads now
produce one build instead of 271 serialised builds, eliminating the OOM kill.
--webroot is re-enabled; merge-only path still runs immediately per upload.
Also: date filter row added to ActivityFeed.svelte (sport + date presets
with dynamic year pills); deploy/vps gitignored for VPS config backups.
- dem.py: apply 45s median filter before hysteresis to suppress SRTM
tile-boundary steps that were accumulating through the 5m threshold;
raise DEM hysteresis threshold from 5m to 10m
- dem.py: back up elevation_m as elevation_m_original in timeseries
before the first DEM overwrite, so original sensor data is preserved
- dem.py: add recalculate_elevation_hysteresis() — recomputes gain/loss
from original recorded elevation (reads elevation_m_original if a DEM
run already replaced elevation_m) using source-aware thresholds
(5m barometric, 10m GPS/unknown); does not touch the elevation array
- edit/server.py, serve/server.py: split /recalculate-elevation into
two endpoints: /recalculate-elevation/dem and
/recalculate-elevation/hysteresis
- EditDrawer.svelte: replace single DEM button with two side-by-side
buttons — "Recalculate (hysteresis)" (fast, offline) and
"Recalculate (DEM)" (SRTM lookup)
Adds a "Recalculate from terrain map (DEM)" button to the activity edit
drawer. On click it queries an Open-Elevation-compatible API to replace
GPS altitude with SRTM terrain data, applies 5m hysteresis, and updates
the activity's elevation stats and timeseries chart in place.
- bincio/extract/dem.py: lookup_elevations() (batched HTTP POST) +
recalculate_elevation() (subsample → DEM → interpolate → hysteresis →
patch activity JSON, timeseries JSON, index.json)
- POST /api/activity/{id}/recalculate-elevation on both serve and edit
servers; serve endpoint is auth-gated and triggers merge + rebuild
- --dem-url flag (also DEM_URL env var) on bincio serve and bincio edit;
logged at startup; missing URL returns a clear 503 with setup instructions
- /api/me response gains dem_configured bool
- EditDrawer: button with loading state, shows new ↑/↓ values on success
The counter now shows "50 of 16398 activities" using the total from
feed.json, matching the previous behaviour where all activities were
loaded upfront.
Three bugs in the time↔distance x-axis toggle:
1. GPS speed glitches (e.g. a 1-second spike at 222 km/h) were accumulated
into dist_km, pushing all subsequent points ~60 m too far right on the
distance axis and compressing the rest of the chart. Cap speed at 150 km/h
during dist_km integration; values above that are treated as 0 movement.
2. Observable Plot auto-infers the y domain from plottable points only.
When x-mode changes, which points are "plottable" changes too, so the
y axis range silently shifted between time and distance views. Fix by
computing lineDomainMin/Max once from the full dataset and passing an
explicit domain to Plot.
3. monotone-x curve requires strictly increasing x. In distance mode,
stopped segments produce consecutive points with identical dist_km,
causing NaN Bézier control points and visual artifacts. Use linear
curve for distance mode (data is dense enough that it looks smooth).
Instead of the browser resolving 20+ user shards recursively (~27 MB),
generate a pre-sorted feed.json at merge time with 50 activities per
page. The global feed loads one ~30 KB file on first paint; "Load more"
fetches subsequent pages (feed-2.json, feed-3.json, etc.).
Per-user profile pages still use year-sharded loadIndexPaged as before.
- serve/server.py GET adds private:bool to the response (true when
privacy is "unlisted" or legacy "private") so EditDrawer can read it
- edit/server.py GET: same fix for the single-user edit server
- EditDrawer: fall back to d.privacy if d.private is absent; rename
"Private" toggle label to "Unlisted"
delete_activity now updates data_dir/index.json so merge_all no longer
re-adds the summary for a deleted activity, preventing the broken
"Activity not found" state after deletion.
ActivityDetailLoader switches from loadIndex (all year shards) to
loadIndexPaged (first year shard only) + direct file fallback, so
opening an activity detail page no longer downloads the entire history.
merge_all/_merged/index.json is now a shard manifest; activities are
split into index-{year}.json files. The feed loads only the most-recent
year on first paint (~200 activities instead of all of them). Older
years are fetched lazily when the user clicks "Load older activities".
Also strips best_efforts / best_climb_m / source from shard files —
these fields are aggregation inputs only, never read by the feed UI.
- EditDrawer: stop auto-inserting  into description on
upload — images are tracked via custom.images; the refs only cluttered
the textarea. Strip any pre-existing refs on load so old sidecars are
also cleaned up when the drawer is opened.
- ActivityDetail: imageBase now treats detail_url that starts with '/'
as already-absolute (same fix pattern as track_url / detail_url);
was prepending ${base}data/ on top of /data/... → double path.
resolveShards also rewrites track_url to absolute paths (/data/…).
The trackUrl reactive statement only handled http:// prefixes,
producing double /data//data/… for the GeoJSON fetch → map had no track.
Davide Scaini