Looks like the endpoint here is api-only, and the exposure/visibility is js-produced web-app-only? It would be delightful if some version of this could be produced at a shareable url that generated a pleasant opengraph experiençe.

Separately - do those PNGs exist as SVG?

It would be delightful if some version of this could be produced at a shareable url that generated a pleasant opengraph experiençe.

I agree it would be nice to generate a shareable image but I don't see a way we could do it. Do you know of a way?

Separately - do those PNGs exist as SVG?

The art was delivered to me as a PSD file, so not vector. Why?

I agree it would be nice to generate a shareable image but I don't see a way we could do it. Do you know of a way?

Just to clarify, I did NOT mean like generate a png or poster size PDF or something ... those are doable, but probably more trouble than worth, especially in time available.

I was mainly thinking of exposing a URL (/@user/wraps/2024 or something?) that would have basically the same contents or similar as this modal as its html page, but also some basic opengraph markup such that when shared there was a nice preview ... presumably the "archetype image" as an image and then some variation of "Year in review for {user}" sort of thing as link? Maybe something instance/user specific.

I think what's sort of enjoyable about these sorts of things from other platforms and giving people some easy path to sharing and self-commenting on their own prior year.

The art was delivered to me as a PSD file, so not vector. Why?

Some mix of smaller file size concerns, and "responsiveness" if we could find some way to make shareable page links.

The graphics contain gradients so I cannot cleanly vectorize them.

asking on behalf of the translators, can someone clarify the cryptic names for the archtypes? I deduced "cool hunter" means someone who reposts a lot, but what are the social butterfly, oracle, etc? It would help not only the translators, but also the users if there were some explanations...

Literal translation would make no sense indeed, some guidelines for translators are needed to make their own "adaptation" of Wrapstodon using the cultural context people would be familiar with.

Looking at the string identifiers and the code:

• the “lurker” is someone who posts, replies, and boosts less than a certain amount a year
• the “cool-hunter” is someone who boosts more than twice what they post
• the “pollster” is someone whose posts are at least 10% polls
• the “social butterfly” is someone who replies more than they post themselves
• the “oracle” is a person that does not fall into any of these categories

The translation string identifier is pretty self-explanatory for these except for the oracle.

"That puts you in the top 1% of Mastodon users." sounds a bit misleading, shouldn't it be the instance name instead of 'Mastodon'?

E.g. "That puts you in the top 1% of mastodon.social users."

edit: (Claire also brought it up here #32709 (comment))

Question about this PR: Since (I guess?) 4.4.0 is unlikely to land before 2025, would a backport to 4.3.x / minor release with essentially just this be in the cards? I am hesitant to update to alpha / nightly.

Anyways, it turned out really cute, hope it ends up being a good starting point to make next years even better <3

Looking at the string identifiers and the code:

* the “lurker” is someone who posts, replies, and boosts less than a certain amount a year

* the “cool-hunter” is someone who boosts more than twice what they post

* the “pollster” is someone whose posts are at least 10% polls

* the “social butterfly” is someone who replies more than they post themselves

* the “oracle” is a person that does not fall into any of these categories

The translation string identifier is pretty self-explanatory for these except for the oracle.

Also need explaination what "We won't tell Bernie" means

Also need explaination what "We won't tell Bernie" means

This message is displayed when you're in "top 5%" (whatever it means) users. Try to come up with something funny, literal translation will not make any sense anyway.

@halcy Additionally to this you'll want to cherry-pick #32710, #33148, #32807 and #32765, I hope I'm not missing anything.

Thanks! I'll have a look and if it looks sane, do a database backup and potentially give it a try once I have a few hours over the weekend!

For those that are interested in backporting, these are the commits that from the PRs mentioned above that can be cherry-picked:

d6349c0
32e5e1d
6cf8776
c2b498a
90f4ffa

There's a few little conflicts that need to be resolved, and if you don't want to do that yourself I have a 100% UNMAINTAINED BRANCH OF 4.3 here. Please do not comment on this PR if there are issues with it, talk to me directly.

https://github.com/xrobau/mastodon

To generate the Year In Review:

• Run a db migration to add the new table RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rails db:migrate
• Launch the rails console RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rails console
• Prepare the table with AnnualReport.prepare(2024)
• Actually generate the report using the following command:

User.joins(account: :account_stat)
    .confirmed
    .merge(Account.without_suspended)
    .includes(:account)
    .where(current_sign_in_at: (Date.new(2024, 1, 1)..)) # replace year here, too, if you want to run it for a different year
    .where(account_stats: { followers_count: (1..) }).find_each do |user|
  annual_report = AnnualReport.new(user.account, 2024).generate # replace year here, too, if you want to run it for a different year
  next if annual_report.nil? || annual_report.data['top_statuses'].values.all?(&:nil?) || annual_report.data['top_hashtags'].empty?
  NotifyService.new.call(user.account, :annual_report, annual_report)
end

Those instructions were found at https://blog.thms.uk/2024/12/how-to-run-wrapstodon - if something is not working, please check there!