- Fix plugin path in capacitor.settings.gradle to point to correct npm package location
- Remove duplicate local dailynotification module causing class conflicts
- Remove duplicate plugin dependency from app build.gradle
- Resolves Android SDK configuration and build system issues
Build now succeeds with proper plugin integration from npm package.
- Fix System Status card to show correct plugin availability
- Add automatic status check on component mount
- Remove HomeViewSimple.vue (no longer needed)
- Fix Vue 3 compatibility issues (@click.native removal)
- Add comprehensive plugin diagnostics with all available plugins
- Implement post-sync script to maintain capacitor.plugins.json
- Add annotation processor for automatic plugin discovery
The DailyNotification plugin now loads correctly and both System Status
and Plugin Diagnostics show consistent, accurate information.
- Move plugin registration before super.onCreate() in MainActivity
- Create dedicated dailynotification module for proper plugin structure
- Add comprehensive logging for plugin registration debugging
- Update Vue components with enhanced plugin detection and logging
- Fix TypeScript errors in HomeView.vue for proper build
The plugin was not being loaded because registration happened after
BridgeActivity initialization. Moving registerPlugin() before super.onCreate()
ensures the plugin is available when Capacitor loads plugins.
Resolves simplified status dialog issue by ensuring native plugin
is properly registered and accessible to JavaScript layer.
- Add full DailyNotificationPlugin with @CapacitorPlugin annotation
- Implement echo method for testing plugin connectivity
- Add comprehensive notification functionality with offline-first approach
- Include performance optimization and error handling classes
- Add WorkManager integration for background content fetching
- Plugin now ready for testing with Capacitor 6 registration
- Add complete SQLite schema with Room database (content_cache, schedules, callbacks, history)
- Implement WorkManager FetchWorker with exponential backoff and network constraints
- Add AlarmManager NotifyReceiver with TTL-at-fire logic and notification delivery
- Create BootReceiver for automatic rescheduling after device reboot
- Update AndroidManifest.xml with necessary permissions and receivers
- Add Room, WorkManager, and Kotlin coroutines dependencies to build.gradle
feat(callback-registry)!: implement callback registry with circuit breaker
- Add CallbackRegistryImpl with HTTP, local, and queue callback support
- Implement circuit breaker pattern with exponential backoff retry logic
- Add CallbackEvent interface with structured event types
- Support for exactly-once delivery semantics with retry queue
- Include callback status monitoring and health checks
feat(observability)!: add comprehensive observability and health monitoring
- Implement ObservabilityManager with structured logging and event codes
- Add performance metrics tracking (fetch, notify, callback times)
- Create health status API with circuit breaker monitoring
- Include log compaction and metrics reset functionality
- Support for DNP-* event codes throughout the system
feat(web)!: enhance web implementation with new functionality
- Integrate callback registry and observability into web platform
- Add mock implementations for dual scheduling methods
- Implement performance tracking and structured logging
- Support for local callback registration and management
- Enhanced error handling and event logging
BREAKING CHANGE: New Android dependencies require Room, WorkManager, and Kotlin coroutines
- Update package.json with modern build tooling and dependencies
- Streamline and enhance TypeScript definitions for better type safety
- Reorganize plugin structure for better maintainability
- Add comprehensive interface definitions for notification features
- Implement proper build configuration with rollup
- Update tsconfig.json for stricter type checking and ES2020 modules
Breaking Changes:
- Changed module structure to use ES modules
- Updated interface definitions with stricter typing
- Removed redundant notification options
- Simplified API surface while maintaining core functionality
Dependencies:
- Upgrade @capacitor dependencies to v5.7.8
- Add rollup and typescript build tools
- Update test framework configuration
- Add BatteryOptimizationSettings class for centralized power management
- Implement adaptive scheduling based on power state and battery level
- Add comprehensive battery monitoring and status tracking
- Improve notification reliability with WorkManager integration
- Add maintenance worker for background tasks
- Enhance logging with structured DailyNotificationLogger
- Add configuration management with DailyNotificationConfig
- Define constants in DailyNotificationConstants
- Improve error handling and recovery mechanisms
Security:
- Add proper permission checks for battery optimization
- Implement secure wake lock management
- Add validation for notification parameters
- Use FLAG_IMMUTABLE for PendingIntents
- Implement proper cleanup in handleOnDestroy
Testing:
- Add test coverage for battery optimization features
- Add test coverage for notification scheduling
- Add test coverage for power state management
- Add test coverage for maintenance tasks
Documentation:
- Add comprehensive file-level documentation
- Add method-level documentation
- Add security considerations
- Add performance optimization notes
This commit improves the Android implementation's reliability and battery
efficiency while maintaining feature parity with iOS. It adds robust
error handling, logging, and configuration management to make the plugin
more maintainable and debuggable.
- Add build scripts for Android and iOS platforms
- Remove duplicate web implementation (src/web.ts)
- Add proper TypeScript configuration
- Add module documentation to index.ts
- Clean up package.json scripts
This commit improves the project structure and build process by:
1. Adding dedicated build scripts for native platforms
2. Removing redundant web implementation
3. Adding proper TypeScript configuration with strict mode
4. Improving code documentation
5. Organizing package.json scripts
The changes maintain backward compatibility while improving
the development experience and code quality.
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer