- Added explicit coverage for activeDid-aware retry policy enhancements
- Specified Android DailyNotificationFetchWorker.java modifications for activeDid change detection
- Specified web callback-registry.ts enhancements for authentication refresh
- Added platform policy unification (android 1min→1hour vs web 1sec→1min standardization)
- Added integration with existing circuit breaker and error handling systems
This addresses the gap where scheduled event retry enhancements were only
mentioned at high level but lacked specific implementation steps.
- Added Current Implementation Baseline section documenting existing functionality
- Updated authentication examples to enhance existing DailyNotificationETagManager.java
- Modified HTTP request implementation to extend existing DailyNotificationFetcher.java
- Updated plugin interface to extend current DailyNotificationPlugin rather than replace
- Corrected implementation phases to build upon existing infrastructure:
* Phase 1: Extend core infrastructure (not rebuild)
* Phase 2: Add activeDid integration to existing methods
* Phase 3: Enhance existing background integration
* Phase 4: Add TimeSafari-specific features
- Updated Android examples to show enhancement of existing SQLite + SharedPreferences
- Updated Web examples to enhance existing IndexedDB (no host delegation initially)
- Changed status from 'implementation plan' to 'enhancement plan for existing implementation'
- Aligned dependencies with existing plugin infrastructure rather than new requirements
The plan now accurately reflects building upon our working plugin instead of
rebuilding from scratch, providing a realistic enhancement roadmap.
- Consolidated DATABASE_ACCESS_CLARIFICATION.md content into main plan
- Consolidated ACTIVE_DID_CHANGE_REQUIREMENTS.md content into main plan
- Consolidated TIMESAFARI_INTEGRATION_ANALYSIS.md content into main plan
- Enhanced main document with Option A architecture overview
- Added comprehensive TimeSafari integration patterns section
- Added critical requirement section for activeDid change detection
- Added event-based solution implementation details
- Updated README.md to reference single consolidated document
- Eliminated unnecessary document proliferation as requested
The BACKGROUND_DATA_FETCHING_PLAN.md now serves as the single source of truth
for all implementation guidance, containing Option A architecture, TimeSafari
integration patterns, activeDid change management, and platform-specific details.
- Added critical requirement that plugin MUST be notified of activeDid changes
- Enhanced plugin interface with onActiveDidChange() callback method
- Added clearCacheForNewIdentity() and refreshAuthenticationForNewIdentity() methods
- Updated integration examples to include activeDid change listeners
- Created comprehensive ActiveDid change requirements document covering:
* Security implications of not detecting changes
* Event-based notification pattern implementation
* Cache clearing and authentication refresh requirements
* Testing scenarios for identity switching
* Platform-specific considerations and edge cases
* Performance optimization for rapid identity changes
This addresses the critical data integrity and security requirement that the plugin
must know when TimeSafari users switch identities to prevent data leakage.
- Simplified authentication to use single activeDid instead of complex user management
- Updated plugin interface to require only setActiveDid() method
- Modified API requests to use activeDid as both issuer and recipient
- Streamlined configuration to activeDid: string instead of complex credential object
- Aligned JWT generation with simple DID-based authentication pattern
- Reduced complexity while maintaining security through DID signing
This assumption significantly simplifies the host application integration.
- Document native HTTP client implementation for Android/iOS
- Include JWT authentication strategies (Basic DID + Advanced Passkey)
- Detail API endpoint integration with TimeSafari/Endorser.ch patterns
- Cover error handling, caching, and performance optimization
- Provide migration phases and testing strategies
- Include platform-specific considerations and success criteria
This plan replaces web push implementations with native solutions
for reliable background data fetching across all target platforms.
- Add UI_REQUIREMENTS.md with detailed UI component specifications
- Add ui-integration-examples.ts with ready-to-use UI components
- Document all required UI elements for plugin integration
- Include platform-specific UI components (Android/iOS/Web)
- Provide complete implementation examples with TypeScript
- Add responsive design guidelines and accessibility requirements
- Include error handling and status monitoring UI components
- Update README.md to reference new UI documentation
UI Components Covered:
✅ Permission management dialogs and status displays
✅ Configuration panels for settings and preferences
✅ Status dashboards with real-time monitoring
✅ Platform-specific components (battery optimization, background refresh)
✅ Error handling and recovery UI
✅ Testing and debug components
✅ Complete integration examples with event handling
- Add VERIFICATION_REPORT.md with detailed analysis of closed-app requirements
- Add VERIFICATION_CHECKLIST.md for regular verification process
- Update README.md to reference verification documentation
- Document all test scenarios and platform-specific implementations
- Include performance metrics and security considerations
- Define quarterly verification schedule and success criteria
The verification report confirms the plugin meets all requirements:
✅ Local notifications from device database
✅ Data populated by scheduled network fetches
✅ Works when app is closed
✅ TTL enforcement and error handling
✅ Cross-platform support with platform optimizations
- 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
- Updated directive to accurately reflect Phase 1 completion
- Added status indicators (✅ COMPLETE, 🔄 NEXT PHASE, ❌ NOT IMPLEMENTED)
- Documented current implementation vs pending requirements
- Added summary section for model comparison
- Clarified 85% consistency with perfect API alignment
- Identified next phase: platform-specific implementation
BREAKING CHANGE: Directive now reflects actual codebase state
rather than aspirational requirements
- Reduced from 688 lines to 157 lines (77% reduction)
- Maintained all essential information and architecture
- Applied @markdown_core.mdc formatting standards
- Removed redundant content and verbose explanations
- Focused on actionable next steps and clear requirements
- Single source of truth for research findings
BREAKING CHANGE: Consolidated 5 separate research documents
into single RESEARCH_COMPLETE.md file
- Add GLOSSARY.md with core terminology and cross-references
- Add implementation-roadmap.md with 3-phase development plan
- Add notification-system.md with Native-First architecture spec
- Update ios/Plugin/README.md to reflect actual vs planned implementation status
This establishes the foundation for implementing shared SQLite storage,
TTL-at-fire enforcement, rolling window safety, and platform completion
as outlined in the phased roadmap.
Files: 4 changed, 807 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)
- Remove UI framework considerations (Tailwind, etc.) as irrelevant for Capacitor plugins
- Focus on plugin API design, data models, and platform integration
- Update implementation phases to reflect actual plugin development needs
- Correct conclusion to emphasize plugin architecture over UI components
- Clarify that plugins provide backend functionality, not visual presentation
Resolves: Misunderstanding of Capacitor plugin architecture and UI responsibilities
- Focus plan on implementation phases and priorities
- Update package-lock.json with markdownlint-cli2 dependency
Resolves: Streamline feature planning to focus on implementation approach
- Remove 'Next 1-2 days' from Immediate Actions
- Remove 'Next 1 week' from Short-Term Actions
- Remove 'Next 2-4 weeks' from Medium-Term Actions
- Remove 'timeline' references from action items
- Clean up all time-based language while maintaining structure
- Document now focuses on phases and priorities without misleading estimates
Resolves: Complete removal of unrealistic time estimates
- Fix line length to never exceed 80 characters
- Remove trailing spaces from wrapped lines
- Ensure consistent spacing around all structural elements
- Pass markdownlint validation (0 errors)
- Maintain proper markdown structure and readability
Resolves: Markdown formatting compliance and readability
- Replace 5 separate research documents with single consolidated file
- Eliminate document duplication and overlapping information
- Move documentation from 'docs/' to 'doc/' folder
- Maintain all essential research findings and implementation details
- Improve maintainability with single source of truth
- Follow responsible documentation principles
Resolves: Document multiplication and organization issues
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer