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ContactQRScanFullView.vue Enhanced Triple Migration Pattern Pre-Migration Audit

Migration Candidate: src/views/ContactQRScanFullView.vue
Audit Date: 2025-07-09
Status: 🔄 PRE-MIGRATION AUDIT
Risk Level: High (complex QR scanner with database operations)
File Size: 636 lines
Estimated Time: 20-30 minutes

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🔍 Component Overview

ContactQRScanFullView.vue is a full-screen QR code scanner component that enables users to scan contact QR codes and add them to their contact database. It provides comprehensive QR code scanning functionality with camera management, JWT processing, and contact storage operations.

Core Functionality

1. QR Code Scanning: Full-screen camera scanner with mobile-optimized debouncing
2. Contact Processing: JWT and CSV contact format processing
3. Database Operations: Contact existence checking and insertion
4. Visibility Management: Contact visibility setting through endorser API
5. QR Code Generation: User's own contact QR code display
6. Camera Management: Permissions, lifecycle management, and error handling

User Experience Impact

• Critical: Primary method for adding contacts via QR codes
• Platform-Specific: Different behavior on mobile vs web platforms
• Permission-Dependent: Requires camera permissions for functionality
• Performance-Sensitive: Real-time camera processing with debouncing

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📋 Enhanced Triple Migration Pattern Analysis

📊 Phase 1: Database Migration (Estimated: 10-15 minutes)

Target: Replace legacy database patterns with PlatformServiceMixin

Legacy Patterns Found:

• ✅ databaseUtil Import: import * as databaseUtil from "../db/databaseUtil";
• ✅ Settings Retrieval: databaseUtil.retrieveSettingsForActiveAccount() in created()
• ✅ Data Mapping: databaseUtil.mapQueryResultToValues() in addNewContact()
• ✅ SQL Generation: databaseUtil.generateInsertStatement() in addNewContact()
• ✅ JSON Parsing: parseJsonField from databaseUtil
• ✅ Direct Platform Service: PlatformServiceFactory.getInstance() calls
• ✅ Raw SQL Queries: Direct dbQuery() and dbExec() calls

Migration Actions Required:

1. Add PlatformServiceMixin to component mixins
2. Replace databaseUtil.retrieveSettingsForActiveAccount() with this.$accountSettings()
3. Replace databaseUtil.mapQueryResultToValues() with service methods
4. Replace databaseUtil.generateInsertStatement() with this.$insertContact()
5. Replace parseJsonField with service layer JSON handling
6. Replace direct platform service calls with mixin methods
7. Replace raw SQL queries with service methods like this.$getContact()
8. Remove legacy database imports
9. Add comprehensive component documentation

Impact: Major modernization of database access patterns, improved type safety and error handling

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📊 Phase 2: SQL Abstraction (Estimated: 5-8 minutes)

Target: Replace raw SQL queries with service methods

Current SQL Patterns Found:

• ✅ Raw SELECT Query: "SELECT * FROM contacts WHERE did = ?" in addNewContact()
• ✅ Dynamic INSERT: Generated SQL insert statement for contacts table
• ✅ Direct Database Calls: platformService.dbQuery() and platformService.dbExec()

Migration Actions Required:

1. Replace SELECT * FROM contacts WHERE did = ? with this.$getContact(did)
2. Replace generated INSERT statement with this.$insertContact(contact)
3. Replace direct database calls with service layer methods
4. Ensure proper error handling for service operations
5. Add validation for contact data before insertion

Impact: Eliminate SQL injection risks, improve maintainability, standardize database operations

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📊 Phase 3: Notification Migration (Estimated: 5-7 minutes)

Target: Replace $notify calls with helper methods + centralized constants

Current Notification Patterns:

// 🔴 Direct $notify calls with object syntax
this.$notify({
  group: "alert",
  type: "danger",
  title: "Initialization Error",
  text: "Failed to initialize QR scanner. Please try again.",
});

// 🔴 Hard-coded timeout values
this.$notify(notification, 5000);
this.$notify(notification, 3000);
this.$notify(notification, 2000);

Notification Types Found:

• danger: Initialization errors, invalid QR codes, contact errors
• warning: HTTPS required, camera permission denied, contact exists
• success: Contact added successfully
• info: QR code help, DID copied
• toast: Contact URL copied

Migration Actions Required:

1. Add notification constants to src/constants/notifications.ts:
   • NOTIFY_QR_SCANNER_INIT_ERROR
   • NOTIFY_QR_SCANNER_HTTPS_REQUIRED
   • NOTIFY_QR_SCANNER_PERMISSION_DENIED
   • NOTIFY_QR_INVALID_CODE
   • NOTIFY_QR_CONTACT_EXISTS
   • NOTIFY_QR_CONTACT_ADDED
   • NOTIFY_QR_CONTACT_ERROR
   • NOTIFY_QR_HELP_INFO
   • NOTIFY_QR_DID_COPIED
   • NOTIFY_QR_URL_COPIED
2. Import createNotifyHelpers from constants
3. Replace all direct $notify calls with helper methods
4. Add timeout constants for consistent timing
5. Create helper functions for complex notification scenarios

Impact: Centralized notification management, consistent messaging, improved maintainability

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📊 Phase 4: Template Streamlining (Estimated: 3-5 minutes)

Target: Extract complex template logic to computed properties and methods

Current Template Analysis: The component template is relatively clean with primarily basic bindings and event handlers. Main areas for improvement:

<!-- 🔴 Inline click handlers -->
@click="handleBack()"
@click="toastQRCodeHelp()"
@click="onCopyUrlToClipboard()"
@click="onCopyDidToClipboard()"
@click="openUserNameDialog()"
@click="startScanning()"
@click="stopScanning()"

<!-- 🔴 Complex conditional rendering -->
<div v-if="isScanning && !error">
<div v-if="!isScanning">
<div v-if="error">

Migration Actions Required:

1. Verify all click handlers are properly extracted (most already are)
2. Add computed properties for complex conditional states if needed
3. Add method documentation for all template-accessible methods
4. Ensure consistent error state management

Impact: Minimal - template is already well-structured

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🎯 Migration Complexity Assessment

🔍 Complexity Factors

• Database Operations: High (5 different database patterns to migrate)
• Component Size: Medium (636 lines with complex scanning logic)
• Notification Usage: High (10+ notification calls with different types)
• Platform Dependencies: High (camera permissions, QR scanner integration)
• User Impact: Critical (primary contact addition method)

🚨 Risk Factors

• Camera Integration: Complex QR scanner lifecycle management
• Permission Handling: Camera permissions across platforms
• Real-time Processing: Debouncing and scan detection logic
• Database Concurrency: Contact existence checking and insertion
• Error Handling: Multiple failure modes need proper handling

⚡ Optimization Opportunities

• Performance: Service layer will improve database operation efficiency
• Security: Eliminate SQL injection through abstraction
• Maintainability: Centralized notifications and standardized patterns
• Type Safety: Enhanced TypeScript through service layer
• Testing: Better structured code will be easier to test

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📋 Pre-Migration Checklist

✅ Environment Setup

• Time tracking started: ./scripts/time-migration.sh ContactQRScanFullView.vue start
• Component file located: src/views/ContactQRScanFullView.vue
• Migration documentation template ready
• Testing checklist prepared

✅ Code Analysis

• Database patterns identified and documented (5 patterns)
• SQL queries catalogued (SELECT, INSERT operations)
• Notification patterns analyzed (10+ calls, 5 types)
• Template complexity assessed (minimal changes needed)
• Risk factors evaluated (high complexity, critical functionality)
• Migration strategy planned

✅ Dependencies

• PlatformServiceMixin availability verified
• Notification constants ready for additions
• QR scanner integration compatibility verified
• Camera permissions handling reviewed
• Testing environment prepared

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🎯 Success Criteria

Technical Requirements:

• ✅ All databaseUtil imports removed
• ✅ All database operations use PlatformServiceMixin
• ✅ All raw SQL queries replaced with service methods
• ✅ All notification calls use helper methods and constants
• ✅ Camera scanning functionality preserved
• ✅ Contact processing logic maintained
• ✅ TypeScript compilation successful
• ✅ All imports updated and optimized

Functional Requirements:

• ✅ QR code scanning works correctly
• ✅ Contact detection and processing functions
• ✅ Database contact insertion works
• ✅ Visibility setting functionality maintained
• ✅ Camera permissions handling preserved
• ✅ Error handling for all failure modes
• ✅ Debouncing and scan detection work correctly

User Experience Requirements:

• ✅ Full-screen scanning experience preserved
• ✅ Contact addition workflow functions correctly
• ✅ Error messages display appropriately
• ✅ Performance maintained (no scanning delays)
• ✅ Platform-specific behavior preserved
• ✅ All notification types display correctly

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🚀 Migration Readiness

Pre-Conditions Met:

• ✅ Component clearly identified and analyzed
• ✅ All database patterns documented
• ✅ All notification patterns catalogued
• ✅ Migration strategy defined
• ✅ Success criteria established
• ✅ Risk assessment completed

Migration Approval: ✅ READY FOR MIGRATION

Recommendation: Proceed with migration following the Enhanced Triple Migration Pattern. This is a complex but well-structured component with clear migration requirements. The high number of database operations and notifications will require careful attention but follows established patterns.

Next Steps:

1. Continue with Phase 1: Database Migration
2. Complete all four phases systematically
3. Validate QR scanning functionality extensively
4. Human test camera permissions and contact addition
5. Verify cross-platform compatibility

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Migration Candidate: ContactQRScanFullView.vue
Complexity Level: High
Ready for Migration: ✅ YES
Expected Performance: 20-30 minutes (may be faster with current momentum)
Priority: High (critical contact addition functionality)