- Move native fetcher configuration from HomeView.vue to App.vue mounted() hook
- Single source of truth for configuration on app startup
- Removed duplicate configuration logic from HomeView
- Added diagnostic logging to trace configuration flow
- Fix ES module compatibility issue with Capacitor CLI
- Replace direct logger import with lazy async loading in test-user-zero.ts
- Prevents 'exports is not defined' error when Capacitor CLI loads config
- Update refreshToken() and setBaseUrl() methods to async for logger access
- Add centralized logger utility (src/lib/logger.ts)
- Single ESLint whitelist location for console usage
- Structured logging with levels and emoji support
- Updated router/index.ts and stores/app.ts to use logger
- Enhance Android notification deduplication
- Add within-batch duplicate detection in fetch workers
- Improve storage deduplication with alarm cancellation
- Cancel alarms for removed duplicate notifications
- Update UserZeroView.vue to await async refreshToken() call
Fixes:
- npx cap sync android ES module error
- Duplicate notification accumulation
- Console statement lint warnings
All changes maintain backward compatibility and improve debugging visibility.
Add eslint-disable-next-line comments for intentional console.log statements
in test configuration and router files. These console statements are
intentional for debugging and testing purposes.
Files updated:
- test-user-zero.ts: 5 console statements suppressed
- router/index.ts: 2 console statements suppressed
All lint warnings resolved.
Clean up eslint-disable comments in test app TypeScript files:
- Remove unnecessary comments from test-user-zero.ts
- Remove unnecessary comments from router/index.ts
- Keep only intentional console.log statements with proper eslint-disable comments
- Add eslint-disable-next-line no-console comments for development console statements
- Resolve all linting warnings in test-user-zero.ts and router/index.ts
- Maintain clean code quality while allowing debugging output
- Add comprehensive User Zero configuration based on TimeSafari crowd-master
- Implement stars querying API client with JWT authentication
- Create UserZeroView testing interface with mock mode toggle
- Add 5-minute fetch timing configuration for notification scheduling
- Include comprehensive documentation and TypeScript type safety
- Fix readonly array and property access issues
- Add proper ESLint suppressions for console statements
Files added:
- docs/user-zero-stars-implementation.md: Complete technical documentation
- src/config/test-user-zero.ts: User Zero configuration and API client
- src/views/UserZeroView.vue: Testing interface for stars querying
Files modified:
- capacitor.config.ts: Added TimeSafari integration configuration
- src/components/layout/AppHeader.vue: Added User Zero navigation tab
- src/router/index.ts: Added User Zero route
- src/lib/error-handling.ts: Updated type safety
Features:
- Stars querying with TimeSafari API integration
- JWT-based authentication matching crowd-master patterns
- Mock testing system for offline development
- 5-minute fetch timing before notification delivery
- Comprehensive testing interface with results display
- Type-safe implementation with proper error handling
- 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.
- Add reflect-metadata import to main.ts for decorator support
- Convert App.vue to Class API with proper error handling properties
- Simplify router configuration for debugging performance issues
- Remove complex plugin initialization logic for cleaner testing
Establishes foundation for consistent Class API usage across the app.
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer