- Introduced a new JSON file containing currency rates for various currencies, including USD, EUR, and GBP, to standardize currency data representation.
- Enhanced the FetchCurrencyRates job to fetch USD data from TCMB if not available, improving data reliability.
- Added logging for TCMB data fetching process to assist in monitoring and debugging.
These changes collectively improve the accuracy and robustness of currency rate handling in the Truncgil Finance application.
- Changed the abbreviation for "22AYARBILEZIK" from "YIB" to "YIA" to improve clarity and consistency in the naming convention for gold rates.
This change enhances the accuracy of the data representation in the FetchGoldRates job within the Truncgil Finance application.
- Added logging for data-socket-key values to assist in debugging and monitoring.
- Refined the extraction of gold rates to include specific metal types (Gold, Palladium, Platinum, Silver) based on the data attributes.
- Updated the user agent and accept language headers for improved compatibility with the data source.
- Enhanced the naming convention for gold rates to ensure clarity and consistency in the data structure.
These changes collectively improve the functionality and maintainability of the FetchGoldRates job in the Truncgil Finance application.
- Added a new job to fetch crypto currency rates from an external source and store them in a JSON file.
- Updated the CurrencyController to include methods for retrieving current crypto currency rates and rates by name.
- Enhanced the API to return detailed metadata for crypto currency rates, including timestamps and update information.
- Updated the API routes to support new endpoints for crypto currency rates.
- Modified the merged rates JSON to include crypto currency data alongside existing currency and gold rates.
- Improved the welcome view to display additional crypto currency information, enhancing user experience.
These changes collectively expand the functionality of the Truncgil Finance application, providing users with comprehensive access to crypto currency data.
- Added an 'Update_Date' field to store the current timestamp when fetching gold rates.
- Refactored gold name formatting to ensure consistency by converting names to uppercase and replacing specific substrings with standardized abbreviations.
- Improved maintainability by using a full name variable for gold types before abbreviation.
These changes enhance the data structure and clarity of the gold rates fetched by the application.
- Introduced a new job class `MergeCurrencyAndGoldRates` to handle the merging of currency and gold rate data.
- Implemented a method to retrieve data from JSON files stored in the application.
- Merged the fetched currency and gold data into a single array.
- Stored the combined data in a new JSON file for easy access and further processing.
This commit enhances the application's ability to manage and utilize financial data by integrating currency and gold rates into a unified format.
- Introduced a new job class `FetchGoldRates` to handle the fetching of gold rates from an external source.
- Implemented data extraction using DOM parsing to retrieve relevant gold rate information.
- Utilized `NumberFormatter` for consistent number formatting of the fetched values.
- Stored the processed gold rates in a JSON file for easy access and further processing.
- Enhanced the maintainability of the code by organizing the fetching logic and data handling.
This commit establishes a foundation for integrating gold rate data into the application.
- Introduced a new helper method `fetchData` to streamline HTTP requests for currency data.
- Replaced direct HTTP calls with the new `fetchData` method for better code organization.
- Utilized `NumberFormatter` for consistent number formatting, replacing the previous `virgulToNokta` method.
- Enhanced data handling for currency rates, ensuring proper type casting and rounding for values.
- Removed commented-out code related to gold rates to clean up the implementation.
These changes enhance the maintainability and readability of the currency fetching logic.
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