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Complete Migration Checklist - MANDATORY STEPS

Overview

This checklist ensures NO migration steps are forgotten. Every component migration MUST complete ALL sections.

⏱️ TIME TRACKING REQUIREMENT: All migrations must be timed and performance recorded

🎯 USER CONTROL COMMANDS: For seamless migration workflow

Control Handoff Commands

Use these commands to maintain control between migrations:

# When ready to continue
"move to the next file" - Start next component migration
"migrate [ComponentName]" - Target specific component  
"check migration status" - Run validation script
"pause migrations" - Focus on other tasks

Migration Workflow Commands

# Time tracking
./scripts/time-migration.sh [Component] start
./scripts/time-migration.sh [Component] end

# Status checking  
bash scripts/validate-notification-completeness.sh
./scripts/daily-migration-summary.sh

# Quality assurance
npm run lint [file]
git add [file] && git commit -m "[message]"

User Control Flow

Review completed migrations
Test components manually
Plan next migration batch
Choose when to continue
Maintain project control

⚠️ CRITICAL: Enhanced Triple Migration Pattern

🔑 The Complete Pattern (ALL 4 REQUIRED)

Database Migration: Replace legacy databaseUtil calls with PlatformServiceMixin methods
SQL Abstraction: Replace raw SQL queries with service methods
Notification Migration: Replace $notify() calls with helper methods + centralized constants
Template Streamlining: Extract repeated expressions and complex logic to computed properties

❌ INCOMPLETE: Any migration missing one of these steps ✅ COMPLETE: All four patterns implemented with code quality review

Pre-Migration Assessment

[ ] 0. Start Time Tracking

MANDATORY: Run ./scripts/time-migration.sh [ComponentName.vue] start
Record start time in terminal output
Keep terminal open for entire migration process

[ ] 1. Component Complexity Assessment

Simple (15-20 min): Dialog components, minimal DB operations, few notifications
Medium (30-45 min): Standard views, moderate DB usage, multiple notifications
Complex (45-60 min): Large views, extensive DB operations, many notifications
Document complexity level for performance tracking

Date Time Context

Always use system date command to establish accurate time context
Use time log to track project progress
Use historical time durations to improve estimates

[ ] 2. Identify Legacy Patterns

Count databaseUtil imports and calls
Count raw SQL queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
Count $notify() calls
Count logConsoleAndDb() calls
Identify template complexity patterns (repeated expressions, long class strings)
Document total issues found

[ ] 3. Verify PlatformServiceMixin Setup

Component already imports PlatformServiceMixin
Component already has mixins: [PlatformServiceMixin]
If missing, add mixin first

Phase 1: Database Migration

[ ] 4. Replace Database Utility Calls

Remove import * as databaseUtil from "../db/databaseUtil"
Replace databaseUtil.retrieveSettingsForActiveAccount() → this.$accountSettings()
Replace databaseUtil.mapQueryResultToValues() → this.$mapQueryResultToValues()
Replace other databaseUtil.* calls with mixin equivalents

[ ] 5. Replace Logging Calls

Remove import { logConsoleAndDb } from "../db/index"
Replace logConsoleAndDb() → this.$logAndConsole()

Phase 2: SQL Abstraction Migration

[ ] 6. Replace Raw Contact Operations

SELECT * FROM contacts WHERE did = ? → this.$getContact(did)
DELETE FROM contacts WHERE did = ? → this.$deleteContact(did)
UPDATE contacts SET x = ? WHERE did = ? → this.$updateContact(did, changes)
INSERT INTO contacts → this.$insertContact(contact)

[ ] 7. Replace Other Raw SQL

SELECT * FROM settings → this.$accountSettings()
UPDATE settings → this.$saveSettings(changes)
Generic queries → appropriate service methods
NO RAW SQL ALLOWED: All database operations through service layer

Phase 3: Notification Migration

[ ] 8. Add Notification Infrastructure

Add import: import { createNotifyHelpers, TIMEOUTS } from "@/utils/notify"
Add property: notify!: ReturnType<typeof createNotifyHelpers>;
Add initialization: created() { this.notify = createNotifyHelpers(this.$notify); }

[ ] 9. Add Notification Constants to Central File

CRITICAL: Add constants to src/constants/notifications.ts (NOT local constants)
Use naming pattern: NOTIFY_[COMPONENT]_[ACTION] (e.g., NOTIFY_OFFER_SETTINGS_ERROR)
Import constants: import { NOTIFY_X, NOTIFY_Y } from "@/constants/notifications"
NO LOCAL CONSTANTS: All notification text must be centralized

[ ] 10. Replace Notification Calls

Warning: this.$notify({type: "warning"}) → this.notify.warning(CONSTANT.message, TIMEOUTS.LONG)
Error: this.$notify({type: "danger"}) → this.notify.error(CONSTANT.message, TIMEOUTS.LONG)
Success: this.$notify({type: "success"}) → this.notify.success(CONSTANT.message, TIMEOUTS.STANDARD)
Toast: this.$notify({type: "toast"}) → this.notify.toast(title, message, TIMEOUTS.SHORT)
Confirm: this.$notify({type: "confirm"}) → this.notify.confirm(message, onYes)
Standard patterns: Use this.notify.confirmationSubmitted(), this.notify.sent(), etc.

[ ] 11. Constants vs Literal Strings

Use constants for static, reusable messages
Use literal strings for dynamic messages with variables
Extract literals from complex modals - Even raw $notify calls should use constants for text
Document decision for each notification call

Phase 4: Template Streamlining

[ ] 12. Identify Template Complexity Patterns

Repeated CSS Classes: Long Tailwind strings used multiple times
Complex Configuration Objects: Multi-line objects in template
Repeated Function Calls: Same logic executed multiple times
Complex Conditional Logic: Nested ternary or complex boolean expressions

[ ] 13. Extract to Computed Properties

CSS Class Groups: Extract repeated styling to computed properties
Configuration Objects: Move router configs, form configs to computed
Conditional Logic: Extract complex v-if conditions to computed properties
Dynamic Values: Convert repeated calculations to cached computed properties

[ ] 14. Document Computed Properties

JSDoc Comments: Add comprehensive comments for all computed properties
Purpose Documentation: Explain what template complexity each property solves
Organized Sections: Group related computed properties with section headers
Descriptive Names: Use clear, descriptive names for computed properties

Phase 5: Code Quality Review

[ ] 15. Template Quality Assessment

Readability: Template is easy to scan and understand
Maintainability: Styling changes can be made in one place
Performance: Computed properties cache expensive operations
Consistency: Similar patterns use similar solutions

[ ] 16. Component Architecture Review

Single Responsibility: Component has clear, focused purpose
Props Interface: Clear, well-documented component props
Event Emissions: Appropriate event handling and emission
State Management: Component state is minimal and well-organized

[ ] 17. Code Organization Review

Import Organization: Imports are grouped logically (Vue, constants, services)
Method Organization: Methods are grouped by purpose with section headers
Property Organization: Data properties are documented and organized
Comment Quality: All complex logic has explanatory comments

Validation Phase

[ ] 18. Run Validation Script

Execute: scripts/validate-migration.sh
MUST show: "Technically Compliant" (not "Mixed Pattern")
Zero legacy patterns detected

[ ] 19. Run Linting

Execute: npm run lint-fix
Zero errors introduced
TypeScript compiles without errors

[ ] 20. Manual Code Review

NO databaseUtil imports or calls
NO raw SQL queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
NO $notify() calls with object syntax
NO logConsoleAndDb() calls
NO local notification constants
ALL database operations through service methods
ALL notifications through helper methods with centralized constants
ALL complex template logic extracted to computed properties

⏱️ Time Tracking & Commit Phase

[ ] 21. End Time Tracking

MANDATORY: Run ./scripts/time-migration.sh [ComponentName.vue] end
Record total duration from terminal output
Note any blockers or issues that impacted timing

[ ] 22. Commit with Time Data

MANDATORY: Include time data in commit message
Use template: Complete [ComponentName] Enhanced Triple Migration Pattern (X minutes)
Include complexity level and any issues encountered
Document specific changes made in each phase

[ ] 23. Performance Analysis

Compare actual time vs. estimated time for complexity level
Note if component was faster/slower than expected
Document any efficiency improvements discovered

Documentation Phase

[ ] 24. Update Migration Documentation

Create docs/migration-testing/[COMPONENT]_MIGRATION.md
Document all changes made (database, SQL, notifications, template)
Include before/after examples for template streamlining
Note validation results and timing data
Provide a guide to finding the components in the user interface
Include code quality review notes

[ ] 25. Update Testing Tracker

Update docs/migration-testing/HUMAN_TESTING_TRACKER.md
Mark component as "Ready for Testing"
Include notes about migration completed with template streamlining
Record actual migration time for future estimates

Human Testing Phase

[ ] 26. Test All Functionality

Core functionality works correctly
Database operations function properly
Notifications display correctly with proper timing
Error scenarios handled gracefully
Template rendering performs smoothly with computed properties
Cross-platform compatibility (web/mobile)

[ ] 27. Confirm Testing Complete

User confirms component works correctly
Update testing tracker with results
Mark as "Human Tested" in validation script

Final Validation

[ ] 28. Comprehensive Check

Component shows as "Technically Compliant" in validation
All manual testing passed
Zero legacy patterns remain
Template streamlining complete
Code quality review passed
Documentation complete
Time tracking data recorded
Ready for production

⏱️ Time Tracking Performance Targets

Expected Durations by Complexity

Simple Components: 15-20 minutes
Medium Components: 30-45 minutes
Complex Components: 45-60 minutes

Quality Gates

Start time logged with script
End time logged with script
Duration recorded in commit message
Performance compared to expected range
Issues affecting timing documented

Efficiency Tracking

Batch similar components for efficiency
Use proven patterns to reduce time
Note any new patterns or shortcuts discovered
Update time estimates based on actual performance

Wait for human confirmation before proceeding to next file unless directly overridden.

🚨 FAILURE CONDITIONS

❌ INCOMPLETE MIGRATION if ANY of these remain:

databaseUtil imports or calls
Raw SQL queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
$notify() calls with object syntax
logConsoleAndDb() calls
Local notification constants
Complex template logic not extracted to computed properties
Missing time tracking data in commit

❌ INCOMPLETE TIME TRACKING if ANY of these are missing:

Start time not logged
End time not logged
Duration not recorded in commit message
Complexity level not assessed
Performance not compared to targets

🎯 SUCCESS CRITERIA

✅ COMPLETE MIGRATION requires ALL of these:

All four migration phases completed
Zero legacy patterns detected
All validation scripts pass
Time tracking data recorded
Commit includes performance metrics
Documentation updated
Ready for human testing

Expected Project Completion: 2-3 weeks (69 remaining components × 20 minutes average = 23 hours = 3 days focused work)

Templates and References

Migration Template: docs/migration-templates/component-migration.md
Notification Constants: src/constants/notifications.ts
PlatformServiceMixin: src/utils/PlatformServiceMixin.ts
Notification Helpers: src/utils/notify.ts
Validation Script: scripts/validate-migration.sh

⚠️ WARNING: This checklist exists because steps were previously forgotten. DO NOT skip any items. The enhanced triple migration pattern (Database + SQL + Notifications + Template Streamlining) is MANDATORY for all component migrations.

Author: Matthew Raymer
Date: 2024-07-07 Purpose: Prevent migration oversight by cementing ALL requirements including template quality Updated: Enhanced with template streamlining and code quality review phases

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