- Add NOTIFY_CONTACT_LOADING_ISSUE, NOTIFY_FEED_LOADING_ISSUE, and NOTIFY_CONFIRMATION_ERROR constants to notifications.ts
- Update HomeView.vue to import and use notification constants instead of literal strings
- Update migration templates to document constants vs literal strings pattern
- Add comprehensive documentation for notification constants usage
Ensures consistency with established pattern used in ActivityListItem.vue and other migrated components. Linter passes without errors.
Achieve total architectural compliance by eliminating both legacy database
utilities and direct SQL queries from LogView.vue component.
**Component Changes (LogView.vue):**
- Replace databaseUtil.memoryLogs with this.$memoryLogs
- Replace direct SQL query with this.$logs() abstraction
- Remove PlatformServiceFactory and databaseUtil imports
- Add PlatformServiceMixin to component mixins
- Reduce component from database-aware to pure presentation layer
**Mixin Enhancements (PlatformServiceMixin.ts):**
- Add $memoryLogs computed property for memory logs access
- Add $logs() method for abstracted database log retrieval
- Update TypeScript interfaces (IPlatformServiceMixin, ComponentCustomProperties)
- Enable components to access logs without SQL knowledge
**Documentation:**
- Add docs/migration-testing/TESTING_LOGVIEW.md - Quick testing guide
- Add docs/migration-testing/migration-checklist-LogView.md - Comprehensive checklist
- Document architectural compliance achievements and testing requirements
**Architectural Benefits:**
- Zero databaseUtil imports in LogView.vue
- Zero direct SQL queries in component layer
- Proper separation of concerns (View → Service → Database)
- Reusable $logs() method for other components
- Sets gold standard for future migrations
**Migration Progress:**
- Components using PlatformServiceMixin: 14/91 (15%)
- LogView.vue achieves total architectural compliance
- Reduces legacy databaseUtil imports from 52 to 51
**Testing:** Ready for testing at /logs route
**Backwards Compatible:** Yes - no functional changes to end users
Matthew Raymer