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diff --git a/src/http.go b/src/http.go index e944af2..04c362a 100644 --- a/src/http.go +++ b/src/http.go @@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ func Run(port int) { mux.Handle("GET /designs/", fs) mux.Handle("GET /favicon.ico", fs) mux.Handle("GET /fonts/", fs) + mux.Handle("GET /storage/", fs) mux.Handle("GET /style.min.css", fs) mux.Handle("GET /coins/mintages", chain( firstHandler, diff --git a/src/templates/collecting-storage.html.tmpl b/src/templates/collecting-storage.html.tmpl new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8d29667 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/templates/collecting-storage.html.tmpl @@ -0,0 +1,163 @@ +{{ define "content" }} +<header> + {{ template "navbar" . }} + <h1>{{ .T "Coin Storage" }}</h1> +</header> +<main> + <p> + {{ .T ` + There are many different methods of storing your collecting, + each with their own benefits and drawbacks. This page will + describe the most common methods collectors use to store + their coins, as well as the pros and cons of each method. + ` }} + </p> + + <h2>{{ .T "Coin Albums" }}</h2> + <p> + {{ .T ` + Coin albums are one of the most popular ways of storing + coins. In a coin album you will have multiple coin sheets. + These sheets are plastic pages with slots that you can put + your coin in to keep them protected. When searching for + sheets for your album it is very important to ensure that + they do not contain any PVC, which will damage your coins. + Some albums will come with sheets already included. + ` }} + </p> + + <p> + {{ .T ` + Albums can be an affordable way to store your coins, but + higher-end albums can be a bit expensive. Also remember + to always ensure that your albums do not contain any PVC! + ` }} + </p> + + <h2>{{ .T "Coin Boxes" }}</h2> + <p> + {{ .T ` + Coin boxes are to many people the most aesthetic way to store + your coins. A coin box is comprised of various layers which + can be stacked ontop of each other. Each layer has various + holes where you can insert your coins. Typically you are + meant to store your coins in a layer encased in a coin + capsule. + ` }} + </p> + + <p> + {{ .T ` + Boxes are quite space-inefficient and are one of the most + expensive ways to store your coins, but at the same time they + offer a great visual appeal. + ` }} + </p> + + <h2>{{ .T "Coin Capsules" }}</h2> + <p> + {{ .T ` + Coin capsules are plastic capsules you can put your coin in. + They offer good protection to your coins, while still + allowing you to view all parts of your coin easily, including + the edge engravings and -inscriptions. Capsules are also far + more durable than flips, and can be opened and closed + repeatedly allowing for them to be reused. This isn’t really + possible with flips. + ` }} + </p> + + <p> + {{ .T ` + Capsules can be a bit pricey, but are reusable and are very + durable. They also come in different sizes, so make sure you + get the right size for your coins. + ` }} + </p> + + <h2>{{ .T "Coin Flips" }}</h2> + <p> + {{ .T ` + Coin flips, also known as ‘2x2’ flips by some Americans are + small cardboard flips with a plastic covered hole in the + middle for viewing. Most coin flips are stapled, meaning you + put your coin in the flip and staple it shut. These kinds of + flips are very cheap, and you can buy stacks of a few hundred + for only a few euros. If you don’t like the staples though, + you can also buy adhesive-flips that glue themselves shut. + These flips are more expensive, but also look better than + their stapled equivalents. + ` }} + </p> + + <p> + {{ .T ` + Coin slips are also pretty space efficient, and can be easily + stacked in boxes for compact storage. Many collectors also + like to write notes about their coins on the flips. There + also exist special sheets for coin albums that allow you to + put in flipped coins, but this is more expensive and less + space-efficient than simply using flips or an album without + flips. + ` }} + </p> + + <h2>{{ .T "Coin Rolls" }}</h2> + <p> + {{ .T ` + This is probably the most inexpensive way to store your + coins. If you take good care of the paper when opening your + coin rolls, you can simply reuse them for storage. Just roll + your coins back up and put some rubber bands on the ends. + You can also get reusable plastic rolls that can be opened + and closed. You will need different rolls based on the + denomination you want to store, but they are very + space-efficient. + ` }} + </p> + + <h2>{{ .T "Examples" }}</h2> + <p> + {{ .T ` + In case you’re looking for some inspiration on how to store + your collections, here are some examples. + ` }} + </p> + + <!-- TODO: Can we use an AVIF here? --> + {{ template "example-image" + (tuple (.T "Flips in a case") + "/storage/flips-in-case.jpg") }} + {{ template "example-image" + (tuple (.T "Capsules in a case") + "/storage/random-in-box.avif") }} + <!-- {{ template "example-image" + (tuple (.T "Flips and capsules in a box") + "/storage/coins-in-album.avif") }} --> + {{ template "example-image" + (tuple (.T "Coins in an album") + "/storage/coins-in-album-labeled.avif") }} + {{ template "example-image" + (tuple (.T "Coins in an album with labels") + "/storage/coins-in-album-labeled.avif") }} + {{ template "example-image" + (tuple (.T "Coins in a reusable roll") + "/storage/coins-in-roll.avif") }} + {{ template "example-image" + (tuple (.T "Flips in an album") + "/storage/flips-in-album.avif" )}} +</main> +{{ end }} + +{{ define "example-image" }} +<details> + <summary>{{ index . 0 }}</summary> + <div class="design-container"> + <img + class="big" + src={{ index . 1 }} + alt={{ index . 0 }} + > + </div> +</details> +{{ end }}
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