- Add blank lines before and after all lists throughout the document
- Fix Table of Contents, Key Features, Design Principles lists
- Fix Component Hierarchy, Key Responsibilities, Key Methods lists
- Fix all other lists in component documentation sections
- Ensure proper Markdown formatting compliance
- Improve readability and maintainability
Resolves MD032/blanks-around-lists linting violations
- Simplified table of contents and section organization
- Consolidated architecture information into focused sections
- Removed overly detailed sequence diagrams for better readability
- Enhanced key features and integration patterns sections
- Added AmountInput v-model fix documentation
- Improved accessibility and security sections
- Maintained comprehensive component coverage while improving flow
- Updated author attribution to Matthew Raymer
This documentation now provides a cleaner, more accessible guide to the
GiftedDialog component system while preserving all essential technical
information for developers.
- Created complete documentation for GiftedDialog and all 9 child components
- Includes architecture diagrams showing component relationships and data flow
- Documents props, events, state management, and integration patterns
- Covers AmountInput v-model fix and conflict detection logic
- Provides usage examples for basic and project context scenarios
- Includes testing strategy, performance considerations, and security notes
- Features accessibility guidelines and keyboard navigation details
- Documents the two-step workflow: entity selection → gift details
- Explains the modular architecture with single responsibility components
The documentation serves as a complete reference for understanding,
maintaining, and extending the GiftedDialog system.
- Fixed input field binding from :value to v-model for proper two-way binding
- Input field now properly reflects programmatic value changes from buttons
- Simplified handleInput method to work with v-model synchronization
- Fixed vite.config.mts fs alias to resolve worker import issues
- Applied ESLint formatting fixes across all component files
- Maintains comprehensive debugging logs for event flow tracing
The issue was that :value creates one-way binding, so when increment/decrement
methods updated displayValue programmatically, Vue wasn't updating the DOM.
v-model creates proper two-way binding that synchronizes both directions.
- Add @click.prevent and type='button' to prevent form submission
- Remove debugging console.log statements
- Fix event handling to ensure proper button behavior
- Ensure parseFloat fallback with || 0 for NaN values
Resolves issue where increment/decrement buttons were not working
- ✅ Fixed AmountInput.vue increment/decrement functionality
- ✅ Updated all components to use @Emit decorators instead of emits option
- ✅ Fixed import paths to use relative imports instead of @ aliases
- ✅ Resolved TypeScript/linter errors for property access
- ✅ Improved component communication reliability
Components updated:
- AmountInput.vue: @Emit('update:value') for v-model compatibility
- GiftDetailsStep.vue: All form events use @Emit decorators
- EntitySelectionStep.vue: Fixed imports and entity selection events
- EntitySummaryButton.vue: Fixed imports and edit events
- ProjectCard.vue: Fixed imports and project selection events
- PersonCard.vue: Fixed imports and person selection events
- EntityGrid.vue: Fixed imports and entity delegation events
- SpecialEntityCard.vue: Fixed imports and special entity events
Technical improvements:
- Proper vue-facing-decorator compatibility
- Cleaner event handling with decorator pattern
- Better TypeScript support for component events
- Eliminated Vue warnings about undeclared emits
- Improved maintainability with consistent event patterns
The incrementor functionality should now work correctly with proper event propagation.
- ✅ GiftedDialog.vue successfully refactored to use decomposed components
- ✅ EntitySelectionStep and GiftDetailsStep components integrated
- ✅ Template reduced from ~200 lines to ~50 lines with clean orchestration
- ✅ All event handlers implemented: handleEntitySelected, handleEditEntity, handleSubmit
- ✅ Backward compatibility maintained with existing functionality
- ✅ Conflict detection and API integration preserved
- ✅ CEFPython survey document created for desktop platform evaluation
- ✅ Migration system compatibility confirmed for CEFPython implementation
- ✅ Component decomposition plan updated with integration results
Technical improvements:
- Improved maintainability through component separation
- Enhanced testability with isolated component logic
- Better reusability of PersonCard, ProjectCard, EntityGrid components
- Cleaner code organization following SOLID principles
- Preparation for future Pinia state management migration
Security: No changes to data handling or API communication
Performance: No regression, improved code splitting potential
- Mark all phases as complete with checkmarks
- Add comprehensive integration results section
- Document 9 components successfully created and integrated
- Confirm 100% backward compatibility maintained
- List achieved benefits: maintainability, testability, reusability
- Outline next steps for Pinia migration and testing
- Update status to INTEGRATION COMPLETE
- Create EntitySelectionStep.vue for complete step 1 interface
* Dynamic step labeling based on context (giver/recipient/projects)
* EntityGrid integration for unified entity display
* Conflict detection and prevention with visual feedback
* Special entity handling (You, Unnamed) with proper conditions
* Show All navigation with context preservation through query params
* Cancel functionality with event delegation
* Comprehensive prop interface for all dialog contexts
- Create GiftDetailsStep.vue for complete step 2 interface
* Entity summary display using EntitySummaryButton components
* Gift description input with placeholder support
* AmountInput integration with increment/decrement controls
* Unit code selection (HUR, USD, BTC, BX, ETH)
* Photo & more options navigation with computed route
* Conflict detection and warning display
* Form validation and submission with disabled states
* Local reactive state management with prop synchronization
* Edit entity functionality with structured events
- Update GiftedDialog-Decomposition-Plan.md
* Mark Phase 3 as completed with detailed specifications
* Add comprehensive integration examples for step components
* Update component count and progress tracking
* Add usage patterns for EntitySelectionStep and GiftDetailsStep
* Update project status to 'Integration Phase Ready'
Phase 3 completes the major UI section extraction, creating two
comprehensive step components that can directly replace the existing
step logic in GiftedDialog. These components maintain all existing
functionality while providing clean, testable interfaces.
Components: 9 total (4 Phase 1 + 3 Phase 2 + 2 Phase 3)
Next: Integration phase - Replace GiftedDialog step logic with new components
- Create EntityGrid.vue for unified entity grid layout
* Responsive grid layout for people and projects
* Integrates special entities (You, Unnamed) seamlessly
* Conflict detection integration with prop-based checker
* Empty state messaging based on entity type
* Show All navigation with query parameter support
* Event delegation for all entity selection types
* Configurable display limits and grid columns
- Create SpecialEntityCard.vue for special entity handling
* Handles 'You' and 'Unnamed' entity types
* FontAwesome icon integration with configurable styling
* Conflict state handling with visual feedback
* Entity-type-specific color schemes (blue for You, gray for Unnamed)
* Emits structured events with entity data
- Create ShowAllCard.vue for navigation functionality
* Router-link integration with query parameter passing
* Consistent visual styling with other entity cards
* Hover effects and animations
* Maintains context through configurable route params
- Update GiftedDialog-Decomposition-Plan.md
* Mark Phase 2 as completed
* Add comprehensive integration examples
* Update component specifications with actual props/emits
* Add EntityGrid, SpecialEntityCard, and ShowAllCard usage patterns
* Update project status and next steps
Phase 2 creates reusable layout components that can replace the complex
grid logic in GiftedDialog. The EntityGrid component provides a clean
API for entity selection while maintaining all existing functionality.
Components: 7 total (4 Phase 1 + 3 Phase 2)
Next: Integration phase - Update GiftedDialog to use new components
- Create PersonCard.vue for individual person entity display
* Handles selection states and conflict detection
* Includes time icon overlay for contacts
* Emits person-selected events
- Create ProjectCard.vue for individual project entity display
* Shows project icon, name, and issuer information
* Handles project selection events
* Reusable for project listings
- Create EntitySummaryButton.vue for selected entity display
* Supports both person and project entities
* Shows editable vs locked states with appropriate icons
* Handles edit-requested events for step 2 functionality
- Create AmountInput.vue for numeric input with controls
* Increment/decrement buttons with validation
* Configurable min/max values and step size
* v-model compatible for form integration
* Proper input validation and boundary checking
- Add comprehensive GiftedDialog-Decomposition-Plan.md
* Documents complete 4-phase refactoring strategy
* Provides implementation progress tracking
* Includes integration examples and migration strategy
* Outlines benefits: maintainability, testability, reusability
This Phase 1 extraction creates reusable display components that can be
immediately integrated into GiftedDialog and used throughout the app.
The incremental approach reduces refactoring risk while preparing for
future Pinia state management integration.
Next: Phase 2 - Extract layout components (EntityGrid, SpecialEntityCard)
- Add comprehensive template improvement strategy for Pinia refactoring
- Integrate component decomposition into existing phase structure
- Update timeline estimates with complexity-adjusted projections (30-33 days realistic)
- Add detailed complexity measurement framework and risk assessment
- Expand Phase 4 to include accessibility and performance optimization
- Document proposed quick fixes for critical usability issues
- Add executive summary and overview sections for better navigation
- Include component composition strategy and accessibility patterns
- Update action items with enhanced template foundation requirements
This comprehensive update transforms the refactoring plan from a basic store
migration to a complete modernization including template decomposition,
accessibility compliance, and performance optimization while maintaining
backward compatibility.
- Ensures person-to-person gifting won't allow the same entity as giver and recipient
- Disable user item selection if it would create conflict
- Error messaging fallback
- Dialog now shows separate cards for giver and recipient
- Ability to change giver and/or recipient
- Project giver/recipient is locked in ProjectView (context reinforcement)
In GiftingDialog, project information is passed along if:
- Selecting "Show All" to go to ContactGiftingView
- Selecting "Photos and Other Options" to go to GiftedDetailsView
- Gifting dialog: added ability to pick a project to benefit from
- Project view: modified dialog calls in Project view to toggle between giving to and benefiting from a project
- Project view: removed redundant person selection
- Project view: benefiting from a project locks the project selection in dialog to enforce context.
- Break long CSS class strings into multiple concatenated lines
- Ensure all lines are under 100 characters for better readability
- Maintain same functionality and styling behavior
- Improve code maintainability and readability
Fixes: Long lines in conditional CSS class assignment
- Add comprehensive debug logging to identify contact list population issues
- Fix array indexing bug in contact mapping (someContactDbIndex -> 0)
- Clean up all console.log statements for production readiness
- Improve contact retrieval debugging for SQLite and Dexie databases
- Maintain core functionality while adding diagnostic capabilities
Debugging: Contact list population issues in GiftedPrompts component
Cleanup: Remove debug console.log statements
- Replace direct platform service calls with databaseUtil.updateDefaultSettings
- Remove manual SQL query construction in favor of centralized utility
- Improve code consistency and maintainability
- Add proper error handling through databaseUtil's built-in mechanisms
- Remove unused PlatformServiceFactory import
- Fix SQL syntax errors in clearAll and setAll methods (AND -> comma)
- Ensure both SQLite and Dexie databases are updated consistently
Improves: FeedFilters component architecture and error handling
Fixes: isNearby and filterFeedByVisible settings not being saved properly
- Add platform-agnostic parseJsonField utility for contactMethods handling
- Update contact export functions (contactsToExportJson, contactToCsvLine)
- Fix contact storage in QR scan views (ContactQRScanShowView, ContactQRScanFullView)
- Ensure consistent JSON string storage across web SQLite and Capacitor SQLite
- Prevents "[object Object] is not valid JSON" errors when switching platforms
- Maintains compatibility between auto-parsing web SQLite and raw string Capacitor SQLite
Fixes: contactMethods parsing errors in export and QR scan functionality
Related: searchBoxes field had similar issue (already fixed)
- Add platform-agnostic parseJsonField utility to handle different SQLite implementations
- Web SQLite (wa-sqlite/absurd-sql) auto-parses JSON strings to objects
- Capacitor SQLite returns raw strings requiring manual parsing
- Update searchBoxes parsing to use new utility for consistent behavior
- Fixes "[object Object] is not valid JSON" error when switching platforms
- Ensures compatibility between web and mobile SQLite implementations
Fixes: searchBoxes parsing errors in databaseUtil.ts
Related: contactMethods field has similar issue (needs same treatment)
- Stacked contact name and DID
- Text truncates to leave room for action buttons when visible
- Separated "from / to" heading from buttons to minimize width
- Various spacing and alignment adjustments
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer
Jose Olarte III
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