Adds viewport meta tag with mobile-specific settings to improve responsive behavior
- Disables user scaling for better mobile experience
- Adjusts filter component padding and text styles
- Removes redundant font-normal class
Replaces desktop-only popover components with responsive alternatives:
- Adds drawer component for mobile view using vaul-vue
- Extracts shared templates for reusability
- Adjusts layout and height based on viewport size
- Maintains desktop popover behavior on larger screens
Improves mobile user experience while preserving desktop functionality
Enhances dropdown performance by implementing virtual scrolling with VList from virtua/vue library. This optimization improves rendering efficiency for large link lists by only rendering visible items.
Adds URL search params synchronization for dashboard filters and date range
- Stores selected date range in URL for restoration on page reload
- Removes old Filter component in favor of new implementation
- Preserves filter state across page navigation
This change improves user experience by maintaining dashboard state through browser navigation and page reloads.
Updates query filter to support multiple values by splitting on commas.
Removes debug logging statement for cleaner code.
The change allows for more flexible query filtering by accepting
comma-separated values instead of single values only.
Refactors time-based filtering by combining startAt/endAt into a single time object
Adds support for additional filter types in stats API queries
Implements deep watching for both time and filter changes
Improves code organization and maintainability while enabling more flexible data filtering
Refactors URL slug case sensitivity implementation:
- Moves case conversion to creation time instead of lookup
- Updates middleware to handle case sensitivity more efficiently
- Adds configuration docs for case sensitivity and list query limits
- Simplifies nanoid implementation to always use lowercase
This change improves performance and consistency in URL handling while maintaining backwards compatibility with existing links.
Extracts list query limit into runtime configuration
Updates default pagination limit in query schema
Makes the list query limit configurable across the application rather than hardcoding it to 500, improving flexibility for different deployment scenarios.
- Changes fallback image path from sink.png to icon.png
- Adds lazy loading attribute to improve performance
- Fixes v-slot syntax in metrics list component
- Updates "No more" text to "No more links" for clarity
- Downgrade @nuxthub/core from ^0.8.10 to 0.7.11 for compatibility.
- Upgrade nuxt from ~3.12.4 to ~3.13.2 to incorporate recent improvements.
- Update rollup version in various dependencies to 4.18.0 for better performance and stability.
- Adjust pnpm-lock.yaml to reflect changes in package versions and dependencies.
These updates aim to enhance stability and performance while ensuring compatibility across the project.
Reverts nuxt to a more stable version by downgrading from 3.14.1592 to 3.12.4 to avoid potential breaking changes and instability issues with the beta release.
Adjusts pnpm lockfile to reflect version change and dependencies.
Integrates @number-flow/vue for smoother counter animations
Improves visibility state with opacity and blur adjustments
Removes unused static increment comments
Improves reliability of link loading functionality:
- Adds error state and handling for failed API requests
- Implements retry mechanism with user-facing error message
- Prevents infinite loading when errors occur
- Defers search API call to mounted hook
These changes enhance user experience by providing clear feedback and recovery options when link loading fails.
Expands the limit of the KV.list call from 1 to 1000.
This enhancement allows for more efficient data retrieval, reducing the number of requests needed to fetch all relevant entries.
Improves performance in scenarios with a large number of links.
Substitutes the existing search component with a lazy-loading version to improve performance and loading times.
Enhances user experience by ensuring that search functionality loads only when needed.
Merges the case sensitivity feature description into the customizable slug feature section for better organization and clarity. This consolidation simplifies the feature list while maintaining all functionality information
Adds logging when a case-insensitive URL slug fallback is attempted. This helps track when and how often the fallback mechanism is used.
Also improves code readability by renaming variable to match camelCase convention.
