We were a little ambitious for October’s goals, and must have been on another planet for last month’s goals so the stragglers will carry over to this month.
New features
- [ ] Release a free WordPress Plugin to embed local pricing details in WordPress sites using the FuelPrice Australia API
- [x] Associate all stations with their nearest supported city (e.g. Gull York Roadhouse would be Perth until York is added)
- [ ] Overlay the current average daily price with current per-station prices to see what stations have priced their fuel types above/below regional averages
- [x] Add data supplier recognition to stations (e.g. FuelWatch, FuelCheck, MyFuelNT, DNRME, etc.)
- [ ] Add forecasting of tomorrow price and two days from now prices for cities based on known high and low historical prices
- [x] Heat map pricing overlay for cities
- [ ] History controls for fuel stations to see last week, last month and all time matching the history controls of fuel types
- [ ] AMP site support with Google Maps and Charts functionality
- [ ] Build out an API for localised fuel price data
- [ ] Add Progressive Web App support for mobile shortcuts on Android and Apple
- [ ] Put the website through AppPresser and release to the Google Play and App Store marketplaces
- [x] Check for hourly fuel price changes in Queensland and supported states
- [x] Add visual price bands to Cities with detailed Station pricing
- [ ] Add My Account facilities to manage your vehicle preferences, preferred fuel type and favourite stations and/or regions.
Fixes
- [ ] Populate Google Maps Place ID for 2473 outstanding stations
- [ ] Validate Station price details by comparing against multiple data sources where possible