HTML5 foursquare client
Home Page: http://around.lonelyvegan.com
License: Apache License 2.0
HTML5 foursquare client.
You need npm (and thus Node.js).
npm install -g stylus volo volo-ghdeploy
npm install
./serve
Then head to localhost:8008.
This program is free software; it is distributed under an Apache 2.0 License.
Copyright (c) 2013 Matthew Riley MacPherson.
Let's polish the user profile page at least enough for a beta.
We should allow users to like/dislike venues so they can get better recommendations as time goes on.
Show checkin points, comments, shouts, and likes when a user taps on one.
If no venues are found on "everything", the app currently loops infinitely. Fix that!
Users should be able to explore nearby places without launching the "check-in" dialog.
The Explore dialog would let them filter by place type, a search term, or criteria like "haven't been before".
Currently certain full-fledged model objects (like venues and users) are cached forever. Obviously, the caches need to expire.
Users should be able to, at the very least, see popular and all tips on each venue page. Further integration of tips (such as a modal after check-in with a popular or friend's tip) can be explored at a later time.
Some devices seem to have awful GPS support, so if after five seconds we get nothing, maybe let the user input their location (GPS coords) or city (and do reverse geolocation) so we can at least let them search for things.
Make it easier to refresh the timeline view. (Possibly make all headers the refresh button?)
Add a URL that allows the user to manually install the app to their Firefox OS device for testing so folks can use the app before marketplace submission (and to test betas).
Also, it would be slick if no nearby checkins are available to default to worldwide checkins.
We should put what map tileset, OAuth token, etc. in a local file that isn't globals.coffee so we can use it on a per-install basis.
Currently the app does a poor job of explaining exactly what went wrong with a request, usually just assuming a venue doesn't exist if the request fails, for instance. Try to improve the errors in the console and the UI.
User shouldn't be able to check in to a venue they're at, and the app should display a message that says "You are here" instead.
Show a few popular lists a venue appears in on its page. I guess that means we need public list viewing pages as well.
Add the ability to browse photos attached to a venue, and possibly include masthead photos similar to many apps.
I get a "around Beta for Firefox OS" header, what looks like a button on the right side (but it's cut off and I can't tap it)
And a grey header with "around for Foursquare beta" below that.
I would love to send a proper screenshot captured from within the phone but for some odd reason I can't seem to mount the SD card (either the computer or the phone are trolling me). So attaching
a picture of the thingie taken with another phone!
User should be able to remove friendship.
This would be a nice-to-have in 1.1, but I'm okay if it slips.
Please be sure to include the proper attribution, which is /not/ provided by default on Mapbox Maps.
Legal bug 945318 discussed this in detail, and determined that the solution taken by Bedrock is the proper approach:
@sole pointed out that the lower-case l() calls look similar to 1(), so we'll use a different, more distinct character. (We can't use _() because of Underscore.)
Automatically check off (delete?) a venue in the user's todo list once they check in there. I'm not even Foursquare does this themselves, but they really should -- why clutter up a todo list with places you've been to?
Show information like who is at a venue, where it is, etc. in list views of venues.
$ gem install sass
ERROR: While executing gem ... (Gem::FilePermissionError)
You don't have write permissions into the /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8 directory.do you use the system's own ruby version or something like rbenv or something? I don't want to use sudo unless it's strictly necessary.
Also, did you see Brick was migrated from Sass to Stylus hence removing the dependency on Sass? Would you consider that an option?
Totally not important, but why not let anonymous users use whatever Foursquare allows them to (I'm thinking at least explore and venue info)?
Show the points (and breakdown) for each checkin by the user in the checkin insight modal.
Backbone, especially its models, allow us to listen on events rather than wait for promises to be fulfilled. This could result in some cleaner code and less promises that fulfill multiple times. Maybe we should switch over to this style of coding.
Users shoud see a timeline with their friends' recent check-ins, along with their own.
It would be nice if there was also a search in the explore view so it's easy to find any venue anywhere!
There should be a confirmation modal (with optional comments and, possibly later, privacy and sharing settings) when a user clicks/taps any "check in" button. Long taps (added in 3fbe862) will instantly checkin a user.
Users should be able to take a photo (or upload an existing photo on their device) to a venue.
Users should be able to add a venue to their todo list.
As a result of my sloppy copy-and-pasting of modal template HTML, the "leave a tip" action button in the tip-leaving modal reads "check in" when it should read "leave tip".
Doing this as a computed property with human-model would be nice. As @sole has pointed out, the current href="#venues/<%= venue.id %>" is pretty lame.
Use the notifications in all API responses to display notifications in the top bar similar to iOS and Android apps.
Currently venue photos aren't shown in the checkin modal search, because the Foursquare API returns compact venue objects via venues/search. We should make a request to the API per-venue to get their photos (it's expensive, but it looks oh-so-pretty).
Maybe be smart about only getting the first few venue's photos?
volo isn't really something we use much, so I might as well move away to something just based off node/npm.
Surely we can extract a tool out of this.
Add an appcache manifest that allows submission to the Firefox Marketplace.
Currently the authorized user's data isn't tracked and updated like other offline-cached models. We should update it in the background from time-to-time.
Let's switch to something a bit more standard.
If the user gets a badge for their checkin, be sure to show it!
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Users should be able to share venues via email or SMS.
It might be cool to have some kind of redirect link (aroundHost/#/shared/venue/:id) so that it can check if the user is logged in or not; if not it redirects to Foursquare's website. It would allow users on Firefox OS to open the app right on their device, I'd hope?
Code like https://github.com/tofumatt/around/pull/4/files#diff-e99c38c367404749aea8df8c6fd6eb54R15 is pretty awful, so let's use something like Q or whatever to handle our async stuff better.
If a venue doesn't appear in the list of nearby/relevant venues on the check-in modal we should allow the user to search for their desired venue by name (a realtime/per-letter search would be fantastic).
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