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- Private work.
- Some logarithms.
- Charged the remote control blinds. Just take microusb from desktop, extension cord from drawer, and plug in (red -> blinking green -> green).
- Remember
{:,} for comma separators on numbers in the thousands spots.
- The equinox increase of 7/mo is in relation to ~260 or whatever I pay. A little under 3% increase.
- S3.
- Charges for versioning (if you have it enabled for a bucket) at the same rate as regular storage. If you have 6 versions of the file, it’s 6x the storage (not diffs).
- Lambdas for pre/post data fetching. Many capabilities.
- Remember permissions on the bucket are given by the ARN, but permissions on objects within the bucket require the
/* suffix.
- Looked at some policy examples for fine-tuned access control.
- You can add localhost to Referer in a bucket policy to allow access in dev quickly/temp. This effectively exposes to the public though – any service can refer from localhost.
- Lol equinox is increasing their rates by $7/mo.
- Set up the ring cam. Remote control, voice, everything.
- Supercontest.
- Finished the larger change to rewrite all the routing
- https://gitlab.com/bmahlstedt/supercontest/-/issues/218
- Includes the shifting of the statistics views, the cleanup of the template logic (as far as URL params), and the filtering of stats by season.
- Changed the logic so
season=0 meant ALL (just like league=0 means all). This required some special handling of the season param – ONLY the stats views allow 0 (others just require valid seasons).
- Moved all static assets to s3. Team logos, branding icons, banners, etc.
- https://gitlab.com/bmahlstedt/supercontest/-/issues/193
- Couldn’t find an easy solution for a “pointer” – a generic s3 alias (just a key-value pair) which I can point at anther object path in the bucket. I would update the
banner pointer to the specific img in the archive. Oh well, just copying each week’s head as banner.jpg, like I used to do locally.
- Much easier to manage these assets now. I can change the banner and the docs and everything else without rebuild/redeploy. They’re just s3 refs.
- There is a
flask-s3 python package: https://flask-s3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/. I’ve decided not to use it. The interface of pure URLs is simple/proper/stable enough for me. I don’t need extra functionality.
- Could add WAF to cloudfront. Slows it down a TINY bit but adds some basic protection. Don’t need for now.
- The docs were broken. Local and remote builds. Needed to add
setuptools back to pyproject.toml – it’s necessary for sphinx.
- Remember to delete
docs/modules, these are autogenerated and if you’ve moved modules around, you’ll have some stale imports.
- Also remember open in live server for index html files from vscode (useful for autodocs).
