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The application should automatically generate (and cache) a map of stations for each line. The application will need to find the terminus stations, and working through each station one at a time, work out how they are connected and therefore how they should be displayed.

As part of this, investigate how line maps can be shown on the pages. This may also impact #4.

If you try to access a deep link directly (ex. https://www.metex.app/blog/architectural-history) and deactivate JavaScript, the page that is served is the homepage. Netlify should not redirect requests and instead serve the page requested.

Even when JavaScript is enabled, pages seem to not be loading correctly - possibly because the expected data.json isn't being served?

Add Angular PWA support to the app so it can cache content for offline use and be installed on user's phones.

Replicate the Milestone Concorde version of MetEX-Rails in Angular.

To complete:

• Home
• Places
• Places/Place
• Lines
• Lines/Line
• Lines/Station
• CSS and final touches
• Unit tests
• E2E tests

This will be made up of the Carousel, multiple ProgressBars, buttons, and a caption history

As a passenger,
I want to be able to see older photos,
So that I can see how stations have changed

Idea for a future feature: when the content is gradually updated, keep the old photos and implement a "time travel" feature to let users see how stations used to be like. This will most likely require a change to the database structure.

Create the module to hold all Journey components, and skeleton components to begin development of the Journey Player

Add Scully to the project and turn it into a statically-generated site.

Use Scully to generate a simple development blog where I can keep track of changes and additions.

The navigation bar between the jumbotron and content needs to be redesigned. Investigate putting the connections in between the up/down stations, and changing the way illegal movements are displayed.

The API now has support for publishing status and the "active" flag in Lines and Stations has been deprecated.