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src/JobsJobsJobs/Home/Handlers.fs
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@ -22,7 +22,11 @@ let howItWorks : HttpHandler =
// GET: /how-it-works/accounts
let accountHelp : HttpHandler =
renderHandler "How It Works: Accounts" Views.Help.accounts
renderHandler "Accounts | How It Works" Views.Help.accounts
// GET: /how-it-works/profiles
let profileHelp : HttpHandler =
renderHandler "Employment Profiles | How It Works" Views.Help.profiles
open Giraffe.EndpointRouting
@ -38,6 +42,7 @@ let endpoints =
GET_HEAD [
route "" howItWorks
route "/accounts" accountHelp
route "/profiles" profileHelp
]
]
]
]

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src/JobsJobsJobs/Home/Views.fs
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@ -537,6 +537,7 @@ let termsOfService =
]
]
/// Help page templates
module Help =
/// CSS classes to indicate a reference to a particular page within Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
@ -548,13 +549,20 @@ module Help =
/// CSS classes for main headings within the documentation
let private mainHeading = _class "border-top border-2 mt-4 pt-1"
/// A link to return to the help index
let private backToIndex =
p [] [ a [ _href "/how-it-works" ] [ txt "« Back to Help Index" ] ]
/// Account help page
let accounts =
pageWithTitle "How It Works: Accounts" [
p [ _class "fst-italic" ] [
txt "On this page: "; a [ _href "#registration" ] [ txt "Registration" ]; txt " • "
a [ _href "#log-on" ] [ txt "Logging On" ]; txt " • "
a [ _href "#updating" ] [ txt "Updating Your Account" ]; txt " • "
a [ _href "#deleting" ] [ txt "Deleting Your Account" ]
[ backToIndex
p [] [
span [ _class "fst-italic" ] [
txt "On this page: "; a [ _href "#registration" ] [ txt "Registration" ]; txt " • "
a [ _href "#log-on" ] [ txt "Logging On" ]; txt " • "
a [ _href "#updating" ] [ txt "Updating Your Account" ]; txt " • "
a [ _href "#deleting" ] [ txt "Deleting Your Account" ]
]
]
h4 [ _id "registration"; mainHeading ] [ txt "Registering for an Account" ]
@ -607,8 +615,117 @@ module Help =
txt "and “E-mail”, respectively. For phone numbers, the name will appear in parentheses "
txt "after the number."
]
]
h4 [ _id "deleting"; mainHeading ] [ txt "Deleting Your Account" ]
p [] [
txt "Though we hate to see it, we realize that there may come a time when you want to delete either "
txt "your employment profile or your complete account. On both the "
span [ linkedPage ] [ txt "Account Update" ]; txt " and "; span [ linkedPage ] [ txt "Profile Edit" ]
txt " pages, there is a link to a page with deletion options."
]
p [] [
txt "The first red button will delete your employment profile. This means that no searches for "
txt "employment profiles will return your information. If you had shared a direct link to your "
txt "profile, it will return a “Not Found” page – unless you take steps to create "
txt "your employment profile again, in which case the same link will work again. If you want to "
txt "obtain the same effect without deleting your profile, update it and select the "
txt "“Invisible” visibility option."
]
p [] [
txt "The second red button will delete your entire account. In addition to your employment profile "
txt "being deleted, it will delete any job listings you may have posted, any success stories you may "
txt "have recorded, and your account information. It will make it like you were never a user of this "
txt "system. If you re-register, you will be given a different ID, so direct links to your previous "
txt "employment profile will not work, even if you create an employment profile for your new account."
]
p [] [
strong [] [ txt "Use both these options with extreme care!" ]; txt " There is no “undo” "
txt "for these actions; if you change your mind, you will have to recreate what you have deleted."
]
]
|> pageWithTitle "How It Works: Accounts"
/// Profile help page
let profiles =
[ backToIndex
p [] [
span [ _class "fst-italic" ] [
txt "On this page: "
a [ _href "#creating" ] [ txt "Creating, Editing, and Sharing Your Employment Profile" ]
txt " • "; a [ _href "#searching" ] [ txt "Searching Employment Profiles" ]; txt " • "
a [ _href "#viewing" ] [ txt "Viewing and Printing Employment Profiles" ]
]
]
h4 [ _id "creating"; mainHeading ] [ txt "Creating, Editing, and Sharing Your Employment Profile" ]
// TODO: this is substantially different
// p [] [
// The employment profile is your résumé, visible to other citizens here. It also allows you to specify
// your real name, if you so desire; if that is filled in, that is how you will be identified in search results,
// profile views, etc. If not, you will be identified as you are on your Mastodon instance; this system updates your
// current display name each time you log on.
// ]
// h5 Completing Your Profile
// p.
// The #[span.link My Employment Profile] page lets you establish or modify your employment profile; the
// #[span.link Dashboard] page also has buttons that let you create, edit, and view your profile.
// ul
// li.
// The #[span.link Professional Biography] is the “Objective” part of a traditional résumé.
// This section supports #[a(href="#markdown") Markdown], so you can include actual headings, formatting, etc.
// li.
// Skills are optional, but they are the place to record skills you have. Along with each skill, there is a
// #[span.link Notes] field, which can be used to indicate the time you’ve practiced a particular skill, the
// mastery you have of that skill, etc. It is free-form text, so it is all up to you how you utilize the field.
// li.
// The #[span.link Experience] field is intended to capture a chronological or topical employment history. This
// Markdown space can be used to capture chronological history, certifications, or any other information –
// however you would like it presented to fellow citizens.
// #[em.text-muted (If you would like a chronological job builder, reach out and let us know.)]
// li.
// If you check the #[span.link Allow my profile to be searched publicly] checkbox #[strong and] you are seeking
// employment, your continent, region, and skills fields will be searchable and displayed to public users of the
// site. They will not be tied to your Mastodon handle or real name; they are there to let people peek behind the
// curtain a bit, and hopefully inspire them to join us.
// h5 Viewing and Sharing Your Profile
// p.
// Once your profile has been established, the #[span.link My Employment Profile] page will have a button at the bottom
// that will let you view your profile the way all other validated users will be able to see it. (There will also be a
// link to this page from the #[span.link Dashboard].) The URL of this page can be shared on any No Agenda-affiliated
// Mastodon instance, if you would like to share it there. Just as with job listings, existing users will go straight
// there, while others will get there once they authorize this application.
// p.
// The name on employment profiles is a link to that user’s profile on their Mastodon instance; from there,
// others can communicate further with you using the tools Mastodon provides.
// h5 “I Found a Job!”
// p.
// If your profile indicates that you are seeking employment, and you secure employment, that is something you will
// want to update (and – congratulations!). From both the #[span.link Dashboard] and
// #[span.link My Employment Profile] pages, you will see a link that encourages you to tell us about it. Click either
// of those links, and you will be brought to a page that allows you to indicate whether your employment actually came
// from someone finding your profile on Jobs, Jobs, Jobs, and gives you a place to write about the experience. These
// stories are only viewable by validated users, so feel free to use as much (or as little) identifying information as
// you’d like. You can also submit this page with all the fields blank; in that case, your “Seeking
// Employment” flag is cleared, and the blank story is recorded.
// p.
// As a validated user, you can also view others success stories. Clicking #[span.link Success Stories] in the sidebar
// will display a list of all the stories that have been recorded. If there is a story to be read, there will be a link
// to read it; if you submitted the story, there will also be an #[span.link Edit] link.
// h5 Publicly Available Information
// p.
// The #[span.link Job Seekers] page for profile information will allow users to search for and display the continent,
// region, skills, and notes of users who are seeking employment #[strong and] have opted in to their information being
// publicly searchable. If you are a public user, this information is always the latest we have; check out the link at
// the top of the search results for how you can learn more about these fine human resources!
]
|> pageWithTitle "How It Works: Employment Profiles"
/// Online help / documentation index page
let index =
pageWithTitle "How It Works" [
@ -620,6 +737,16 @@ module Help =
a [ _href "#profile" ] [ txt "create an employment profile" ]
]
p [] [
strong [] [ a [ _href "/how-it-works/accounts" ] [ txt "Accounts" ] ]; br []
txt "How to sign up as a user, get logged on, update your information, or remove your account"
]
p [] [
strong [] [ a [ _href "/how-it-works/profiles" ] [ txt "Employment Profiles" ] ]; br []
txt "Creating, updating, and sharing your own employment profile; and searching, viewing, and printing "
txt "profiles for yourself or your fellow citizens"
]
h4 [ _id "listing-search"; mainHeading] [ txt "Find a Job Listing" ]
p [] [
txt "Active job listings are found on the "; span [ linkedPage ] [ txt "Help Wanted!" ]; txt " page. When "
@ -686,70 +813,6 @@ module Help =
]
h4 [ _id "profile"; mainHeading ] [ txt "Your Employment Profile" ]
// TODO: this is substantially different
// p [] [
// The employment profile is your résumé, visible to other citizens here. It also allows you to specify
// your real name, if you so desire; if that is filled in, that is how you will be identified in search results,
// profile views, etc. If not, you will be identified as you are on your Mastodon instance; this system updates your
// current display name each time you log on.
// ]
// h5 Completing Your Profile
// p.
// The #[span.link My Employment Profile] page lets you establish or modify your employment profile; the
// #[span.link Dashboard] page also has buttons that let you create, edit, and view your profile.
// ul
// li.
// The #[span.link Professional Biography] is the “Objective” part of a traditional résumé.
// This section supports #[a(href="#markdown") Markdown], so you can include actual headings, formatting, etc.
// li.
// Skills are optional, but they are the place to record skills you have. Along with each skill, there is a
// #[span.link Notes] field, which can be used to indicate the time you’ve practiced a particular skill, the
// mastery you have of that skill, etc. It is free-form text, so it is all up to you how you utilize the field.
// li.
// The #[span.link Experience] field is intended to capture a chronological or topical employment history. This
// Markdown space can be used to capture chronological history, certifications, or any other information –
// however you would like it presented to fellow citizens.
// #[em.text-muted (If you would like a chronological job builder, reach out and let us know.)]
// li.
// If you check the #[span.link Allow my profile to be searched publicly] checkbox #[strong and] you are seeking
// employment, your continent, region, and skills fields will be searchable and displayed to public users of the
// site. They will not be tied to your Mastodon handle or real name; they are there to let people peek behind the
// curtain a bit, and hopefully inspire them to join us.
// h5 Viewing and Sharing Your Profile
// p.
// Once your profile has been established, the #[span.link My Employment Profile] page will have a button at the bottom
// that will let you view your profile the way all other validated users will be able to see it. (There will also be a
// link to this page from the #[span.link Dashboard].) The URL of this page can be shared on any No Agenda-affiliated
// Mastodon instance, if you would like to share it there. Just as with job listings, existing users will go straight
// there, while others will get there once they authorize this application.
// p.
// The name on employment profiles is a link to that user’s profile on their Mastodon instance; from there,
// others can communicate further with you using the tools Mastodon provides.
// h5 “I Found a Job!”
// p.
// If your profile indicates that you are seeking employment, and you secure employment, that is something you will
// want to update (and – congratulations!). From both the #[span.link Dashboard] and
// #[span.link My Employment Profile] pages, you will see a link that encourages you to tell us about it. Click either
// of those links, and you will be brought to a page that allows you to indicate whether your employment actually came
// from someone finding your profile on Jobs, Jobs, Jobs, and gives you a place to write about the experience. These
// stories are only viewable by validated users, so feel free to use as much (or as little) identifying information as
// you’d like. You can also submit this page with all the fields blank; in that case, your “Seeking
// Employment” flag is cleared, and the blank story is recorded.
// p.
// As a validated user, you can also view others success stories. Clicking #[span.link Success Stories] in the sidebar
// will display a list of all the stories that have been recorded. If there is a story to be read, there will be a link
// to read it; if you submitted the story, there will also be an #[span.link Edit] link.
// h5 Publicly Available Information
// p.
// The #[span.link Job Seekers] page for profile information will allow users to search for and display the continent,
// region, skills, and notes of users who are seeking employment #[strong and] have opted in to their information being
// publicly searchable. If you are a public user, this information is always the latest we have; check out the link at
// the top of the search results for how you can learn more about these fine human resources!
h4 [ _id "markdown"; mainHeading ] [ txt "A Bit about Markdown" ]
p [] [
txt "Markdown is a plain-text way to specify formatting quite similar to that provided by word processors. "

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src/JobsJobsJobs/JobsJobsJobs.V3Migration/appsettings.json
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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
{
"ConnectionStrings": {
"RethinkDB": "rethinkdb://data02.bitbadger.solutions/jobsjobsjobs_dev",
"PostgreSQL": "Host=localhost;Username=jobsjobsjobs;Password=devpassword;Database=jobsjobsjobs"
"PostgreSQL": "Host=hopper;Username=jobsjobsjobs;Password=devpassword;Database=jobsjobsjobs"
},
"Logging": {
"LogLevel": {