robertreppel/kubel

Kubel is a web-based tool for organizing and managing vocabulary lists through the creation of 'bounded contexts' to group and color-code phrases. The system supports importing and exporting projects via file drops or text pasting, allowing users to structure their data effectively. It also provides project creation, export, and import capabilities, all tracked via Google Analytics for engagement monitoring.

Users can now import projects by dragging and dropping previously exported Kubel files, or by pasting text to generate a vocabulary list. Both the file import and the text-based import trigger corresponding analytics events (ProjectImported, VocabularyGenerated) and pageviews, allowing for better tracking of user engagement with these new features.

src/features/Import · high confidence

Users can now create, name, and select 'bounded contexts' to group and color-code draggable phrases. The new BoundedContextList component allows adding new contexts, while the Word component enables clicking phrases to assign them to the currently selected context, changing their background color. This feature includes onboarding instructions and persists context and drag state in local storage.

src/features/BoundedContexts · high confidence

A new Toolbar component has been added to the application, providing navigation buttons for creating new projects, importing, and exporting project data. The component includes specific event tracking for project creation and export actions, as well as pageview recording for the new project and export project pages, enabling better reporting on user interactions.

src/features/Toolbar · high confidence

The application title and manifest metadata have been updated from generic defaults to 'Kubel: Service Boundaries Explorer' and 'Kubel Microservice Boundary Explorer' respectively. Additionally, Google Analytics scripts have been injected into the HTML head to enable pageview tracking.

public · high confidence

The application has been transformed from a default Create React App template into a functional interface featuring a header toolbar, a context list, and word management components. The layout now includes a 'Fork me on GitHub' link visible on desktop, and the header has been restyled to a compact, horizontal bar. Additionally, Google Analytics tracking has been integrated to record pageviews and outbound link clicks.

src · high confidence

The project now includes the \autotrack\ library for tracking pageviews, along with \react-draggable\, \react-dropzone\, and \uuid\ as new dependencies. Additionally, \gh-pages\ is added as a dev dependency, and npm scripts are configured (\predeploy\, \deploy\) to build the application and publish it to the \./docs\ folder for GitHub Pages hosting.

(dependencies) · medium confidence

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