- MarketView: split tickformat '£,.0f' into tickprefix+'£' + tickformat ',.0f' (Plotly d3 format doesn't accept £ prefix inline)
- Settings System tab: add editable dropdown for booking_scraper_backend (hotel page vs search results) with description of the tradeoff; backend was previously read-only in the table
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Modal now shows two sections:
- Current availability: all room types with rooms-left count, then each rate
plan (meal plan × cancel policy × price) from the latest scrape batch
- Rate history chart: one line per room type, cheapest 2-adult rate per
scrape run (max_persons filter added to exclude 1-adult variants)
New endpoint: GET /competitors/hotels/{id}/rate-snapshot/{date}
Returns all rate plan variants grouped by room type from the latest batch.
Handles legacy single-row data (pre hotel-page scraper) gracefully.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sold-out cells: amber (was red), show last known available rate with
strikethrough. Past dates: grey, same strikethrough treatment, no eye
icon (Booking.com won't serve past availability), history chart still
accessible. Date column headers also hide the eye link for past dates.
Backend adds a second query returning last_available_rate (most recent
available + non-null rate_gross) per hotel+date for the full range.
Icons are now 12px and stacked below the rate text in a flex-column
cell layout. Price index badge sits between rate and icons.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace full-cell link with two small icon buttons in each matrix cell:
- Eye icon links to the hotel's Booking.com page for that check-in date
- LineChart icon opens a history modal (Plotly multi-line chart)
The history chart plots best available rate over scrape runs, with one
line per room type so that changes in which room is cheapest show as
separate traces rather than a single jumpy line.
Backend: GET /competitors/hotels/{id}/rate-history/{stay_date} groups
by scrape batch, takes MIN(rate_gross) per room type per run, returns
series [{room_type, points: [{t, rate}]}].
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New GET /competitors/own-direct-rates: cheapest bookable non-dinner
Newbook tariff per date (same selection rules as the parity check).
'Show direct rates' now renders a 'Direct (Newbook)' sub-row under the
own-hotel row alongside the competitors' scraped direct rows; cell
tooltip names the tariff.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- config: parity_markup_value/_unit + parity_tolerance_value/_unit
(pct|gbp), legacy *_pct keys still read as fallback
- expected rate = newbook + £X or newbook × (1 + X%); breach test uses
the tolerance in its own unit
- Settings parity tab: unit selects + live worked example line
- Parity Alerts tab: unit-aware description, badge now shows £ deviation
alongside %
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Parity was read-only — the alerts table had no producer, so the Market
View badge could never fire. Now:
- jobs/check_rate_parity.py: daily 06:45 job comparing own Booking.com
lead-in rate vs cheapest Newbook rate per date, measured against an
EXPECTED markup (we deliberately price Booking.com higher to cover
commission): alert when deviation from newbook*(1+markup%) exceeds the
tolerance. Creates/updates active alerts, auto-resolves dates back in
line, leaves acknowledged dates alone.
- config keys: parity_check_enabled, parity_expected_markup_pct,
parity_tolerance_pct (system_config)
- POST /competitors/parity/check manual trigger; GET /parity now uses the
same markup/tolerance and cheapest-across-categories Newbook rate
- Settings -> Rate Parity tab: markup %, tolerance %, enable toggle,
run-now with result summary
- Market View -> Parity Alerts tab: status-filtered list w/ acknowledge
- Market View -> Hotels: direct-link dropdown per competitor (new PUT
/competitors/hotels/{id}/direct-link) — closes the never-written
direct_hotel_id gap so the matrix direct-rates sub-row can populate
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Direct-rates sub-row in Market View was dead: the frontend filters
competitors on direct_hotel_id but /matrix and /hotels never returned it.
Add direct_hotel_id to both queries (+ HotelResponse), and only render the
"Direct" sub-row when a hotel actually has a non-null direct rate (was
rendering all-dashes on an empty {} object).
Remove the pause-on-block flow entirely — dormant since rotate-on-block
replaced it (nothing set booking_scraper_paused=true after set_scraper_paused
was dropped): is_scraper_paused, /config/unpause, the /scrape paused guard,
ScraperStatusResponse.paused/pause_until, and the frontend Paused badge +
Unpause button. Trim now-unused datetime import.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The location_search_url column existed but was dead — the scraper always
rebuilt the URL from the free-text location name. Now the Location
Configuration form takes a "Booking.com search URL" field: paste the
address-bar URL from a real search and the scraper lifts ss/dest_id/
dest_type from it (the most reliable destination pin). Falls back to
dest_id, then plain name. Server also extracts dest_id from the URL for
the column and derives a display name from ss when none is typed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Concurrent manual scrapes were interleaving (two Chromium sessions on one
LXC) causing the page timeouts behind partial results. SCRAPE_LOCK guards
run_manual_scrape and process_queue; the trigger endpoint returns 409 when
busy, and the frontend keeps the job queued and retries after 30s.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- matrix response gains last_scraped per date (max scraped_at across all
hotels), so column headers show the newest scrape touching the date even
when the visible hotels were on a failed page
- cells >1h older than the column's latest scrape render italic with *
- every cell tooltip now includes the datestamp the price was scraped
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Scrape queue generalised to date-range jobs; range and per-date scrapes
share one sequential queue (timeout scales with range length)
- Matrix refetches every 30s while a scrape runs so columns fill in live
- Eye icon per date header opens that night's location search on Booking.com
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- /analysis/hotel/{id}: lead_bucket alias in ORDER BY CASE broke Postgres; replaced
bucketed curve with per-days_ahead curve and reshaped response to the frontend
HotelAnalysis interface (strategy/advance_curve/dow_breakdown/sold_out_pattern)
- /analysis/hotel/{id}/timeline: accept ?date= (was rate_date, 422) and return
flat TimelineEntry array
- /analysis/hotels: alias to hotel_id/hotel_name/date_count for the selector
- strategy pcts default 0 (frontend calls .toFixed), added peak_months
- Market View badge now shows +/-% vs our rate instead of 100-index
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
