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5 May 2022
Table of contents:
We’ve added the possibility for getting information about if a user can be offered to subscribe to Kivra+. This means that we’re move that piece of logic from the apps and into the BFF.
We’ve been working on adding and updating our communication cards before the release of the Home view. We needed to implement targetted user bucket groups based on the user key, because we want ~10% to see card A and we want the rest to see card B.
contentSenders queryWe’ve been seeing that there’s been times where the fetching the list of content senders (or tenants in “folkmun”) have been super slow. This was first noticed during the beta phase of the home view, but haven’t really known why this happened. Now (thanks to Malotte) the issue has been reproduced, and it seems to happen if you have a large number of contents (like 1500+ contents).
To reduce some of the waiting time we are gonna make some changes in how we request the data from the backend, we’ll request information about senders in smaller chunks since that removed some waiting time. And then we’re hoping that BE is able to fix the underlying issues with the endpoint.
We’re currently experimenting on how we can use the Contentful CMS in order to create a tool for the communication cards, with scoping rules for who should see what, built in internationalization and with the possibility to test in multiple environments.
This is far from done finished, so expect more blogs posts about this.
During this sprint we’ve initiated the work to use new endpoints for handling on- and offboarding for Kivra+ company subscriptions. This is done in close collaboration with Patrik from the K4B-team 🚀. More to come in next sprint’s blog post.
ongoing status.x-kivra-environment to the BFF in sandbox.