Three usability fixes after a day of using the ride detail page.
1. Six Flags is now the primary source for regular wait times. SF's
/wait-times endpoint reports regular waits alongside Fast Lane, and it
updates more promptly than Queue-Times around park-open. The sampler
and the live /rides + ride-history routes all prefer SF's regularWaittime
when its createdDateTime is non-empty; Queue-Times remains the fallback
and the authoritative isOpen source.
2. The today chart's Fast Lane line now stays visible when its value is 0
(walk-on). Y-axis bottom padding ensures the line sits clearly above the
X-axis frame instead of being clipped against it. The tooltip shows
"walk-on" instead of "0 min" for that case.
3. Outages are now explicit on the chart instead of just being gaps.
computeOutages walks today's samples to find contiguous closed runs and
numbers them chronologically. Each outage renders as a translucent pink
ReferenceArea with a "#N" label. The custom tooltip detects when the
cursor is over an outage span and shows "Outage #N — Hh Mm" (e.g.
"Outage #2 — 1h 28m") in place of the wait/Fast Lane rows.
Includes a seed-test-samples.ts dev script for eyeballing the chart with
synthetic outage data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a cron-driven sampler that snapshots Queue-Times waits and Six Flags
Fast Lane data every 5 minutes into a new ride_wait_samples table, and a
clickable per-ride detail page at /park/[id]/ride/[slug] with Today / 7d /
30d Recharts views plus a 30d uptime pill. Rides are keyed by Queue-Times'
stable qt_ride_id so renames don't fragment history. Samples store
pre-bucketed local_date and local_time in the park's IANA timezone so
aggregations are pure SQL and DST-safe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Join Fast Lane waits from the Six Flags /wait-times endpoint onto
Queue-Times rides by name. A new toggle on the live ride panel swaps
the shown wait to the Fast Lane number; regular waits and open status
still come from Queue-Times.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- isCoaster → isCoasterMatch on line 109 (missed rename causing runtime crash
which returned null from fetchLiveRides, breaking the entire ride panel)
- Rewrite test as two flat arrays: SHOULD_MATCH and SHOULD_NOT_MATCH pairs,
each with the QT name, RCDB name, and park for context
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Imports must appear before other statements in ES modules.
Also drop the explicit .ts extension from import paths — Next.js
bundler resolves them without it, and the extension after const
was causing the module to silently fail in the app.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extract matching logic into lib/coaster-match.ts (isCoasterMatch + normalizeForMatch)
so it can be imported by both the scraper and tests without duplication.
Add tests/coaster-matching.test.ts covering all known match/false-positive cases:
- Trademark symbols, leading THE, possessives, punctuation
- Subtitle variants in both directions (Apocalypse, New Revolution - Classic)
- Space-split brand words (BAT GIRL vs Batgirl)
- 4D subtitle extension (THE JOKER™ 4D Free Fly Coaster vs Joker)
- False positives: Joker y Harley Quinn, conjunction connectors
Run with: npm test
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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