# Changes Made - February 14, 2024 ## Reactivated Removal - Removed all reactivated-related files and configurations - Cleaned up old client directory and unused configuration files ## Frontend Updates - Updated to latest versions of all packages including Vite, React, and Material UI - Configured Vite for optimal development experience - Set up proper CORS and CSRF settings for Vite development server - Improved build configuration with proper chunking and optimization - Removed webpack configuration in favor of Vite ## Development Environment - Created new development startup script (dev.sh) - Updated frontend environment variables - Configured HMR (Hot Module Replacement) for better development experience - Set up proper proxy configuration for API and media files ## Configuration Updates - Updated Django settings to work with Vite development server - Added proper CORS and CSRF configurations for development - Improved authentication backend configuration ## Park Detail Page Layout Updates - Moved Quick Facts section from right column into header section for better information visibility - Relocated map from left column to right column to improve content flow - Added ride counts (Total Rides and Roller Coasters) to the header status badges - Made the Location map card dynamically square, matching height to width - Adjusted grid layout to maintain responsive design - Added resize handling to ensure map stays square when browser window is resized ### Technical Details - Modified templates/parks/park_detail.html - Restructured grid layout classes - Added JavaScript to maintain square aspect ratio for map - Added window resize event handler for map container - Reorganized content sections for better user experience ### Rationale - Quick Facts are now more immediately visible to users in the header - Map placement in right column provides better content hierarchy - Square map provides better visual balance and consistency - Ride counts in header give immediate overview of park size - Changes improve overall page readability and information accessibility ## How to Run Development Environment 1. Ensure PostgreSQL is running and database is created 2. Set up your ***REMOVED*** file with necessary environment variables 3. Run migrations: `python manage.py migrate` 4. Install frontend dependencies: `cd frontend && npm install` 5. Start development servers: `./dev.sh` The development environment will start both Django (port 8000) and Vite (port 5173) servers and open the application in your default browser. ## Next Steps - Set up Netlify configuration for frontend deployment - Configure production environment variables - Set up CI/CD pipeline