daily-notification-plugin/docs/TODO.md

Daily Notification Plugin - Development TODO

Last Updated: 2025-08-26 11:17:26 UTC
Current Branch: research/notification-plugin-enhancement
Status: 🔄 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS PHASE

🎯 NEW REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS

Callback & API Integration Requirements

Based on user feedback analysis, the plugin needs enhanced callback mechanisms and dual scheduling methods:

1. API Callback Integration - Accept callbacks for external API calls and database storage
2. Dual Scheduling Methods - Separate methods for content fetching vs. user notification
3. Reporting Service Integration - Support for external reporting and analytics services

Current Implementation Gap Analysis

• ✅ Basic scheduling: Single scheduleDailyNotification method exists
• ❌ Callback system: No callback mechanism for external services
• ❌ Dual scheduling: No separation between content fetch and user notification
• ❌ API integration: Limited to basic URL fetching without callback support
• ❌ Database storage: No callback support for external database operations

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📋 ENHANCED DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP

Phase 5: Callback & API Integration (NEW PRIORITY)

Complexity Level: 🔴 HIGH - Requires significant interface redesign
Dependencies: Current plugin architecture, interface definitions

Phase 5.1: Callback System Design (Days 1-2)

Complexity: 🔴 HIGH - Core architecture changes required

• Design callback interface architecture

  • Define callback types (API, database, reporting)
  • Design callback registration system
  • Implement callback lifecycle management
  • Add error handling for callback failures
  • Estimated Effort: 8-12 hours

• Update interface definitions

  • Extend NotificationOptions with callback support
  • Add callback result interfaces
  • Define callback error handling types
  • Estimated Effort: 4-6 hours

• Implement callback registration system

  • Create callback registry class
  • Add callback validation and security
  • Implement callback execution engine
  • Estimated Effort: 6-8 hours

Phase 5.2: Dual Scheduling Implementation (Days 2-3)

Complexity: 🟡 MEDIUM - New method implementations

• Implement content fetch scheduling method

  • Create scheduleContentFetch() method
  • Add API call callback support
  • Implement database storage callback
  • Add retry and fallback mechanisms
  • Estimated Effort: 6-8 hours

• Implement user notification scheduling method

  • Create scheduleUserNotification() method
  • Add database retrieval callback support
  • Implement notification display logic
  • Add user interaction handling
  • Estimated Effort: 6-8 hours

• Update existing scheduling method

  • Refactor scheduleDailyNotification() for backward compatibility
  • Add deprecation warnings for old usage
  • Implement migration path for existing users
  • Estimated Effort: 4-6 hours

Phase 5.3: API Integration & Testing (Days 3-4)

Complexity: 🟡 MEDIUM - Integration and testing

• Implement API callback handlers

  • Create HTTP client wrapper with callback support
  • Add authentication callback support
  • Implement rate limiting and retry logic
  • Estimated Effort: 6-8 hours

• Add database callback support

  • Create database operation callback interfaces
  • Implement transaction support for callbacks
  • Add rollback mechanisms for failed operations
  • Estimated Effort: 6-8 hours

• Create comprehensive test suite

  • Add callback execution tests
  • Test dual scheduling methods
  • Test API integration scenarios
  • Test database callback scenarios
  • Estimated Effort: 8-10 hours

Phase 5.4: Documentation & Examples (Day 5)

Complexity: 🟢 LOW - Documentation updates

• Update API documentation

  • Document new callback interfaces
  • Add dual scheduling method examples
  • Create migration guide from old API
  • Estimated Effort: 4-6 hours

• Create enhanced examples

  • Add callback usage examples
  • Show dual scheduling patterns
  • Demonstrate API integration scenarios
  • Estimated Effort: 3-4 hours

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🔄 CURRENT STATUS & COMPLETED WORK

Phase 1: Foundation & Testing - COMPLETED ✅

• ✅ Phase 1.1 Restore Android Implementation - COMPLETE
• ✅ Phase 1.2 Fix Interface Definitions - COMPLETE
• ✅ Phase 1.3 Fix Test Suite - COMPLETE

Phase 2: Core Pipeline Implementation - COMPLETED ✅

• ✅ Phase 2.1 Prefetch System - COMPLETE
• ✅ Phase 2.2 Caching Layer - COMPLETE
• ✅ Phase 2.3 Enhanced Scheduling - COMPLETE

Phase 3: Production Features - COMPLETED ✅

• ✅ Phase 3.1 Fallback System - COMPLETE
• ✅ Phase 3.2 Metrics & Monitoring - COMPLETE
• ✅ Phase 3.3 Security & Privacy - COMPLETE

Phase 4: Advanced Features - COMPLETED ✅

• ✅ Phase 4.1 User Experience - COMPLETE
• ✅ Phase 4.2 Platform Optimizations - COMPLETE
• ✅ Phase 4.3 Enterprise Features - COMPLETE

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🎯 IMMEDIATE NEXT ACTIONS

🔄 CURRENT PHASE: Research & Analysis

1. Complete callback system design - Finalize architecture decisions
2. Create interface mockups - Design new method signatures
3. Plan migration strategy - Ensure backward compatibility
4. Estimate implementation effort - Refine time estimates

🚀 NEXT PHASE: Implementation Preparation

1. Create feature branch - feature/callback-api-integration
2. Update interface definitions - Add callback support
3. Create implementation plan - Break down into manageable tasks
4. Set up testing framework - Prepare for new functionality

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📊 SUCCESS METRICS & MILESTONES

Phase 5 Success Criteria

• Callback System: 100% callback execution success rate
• Dual Scheduling: Both methods working independently
• API Integration: Successful external service integration
• Database Support: Reliable callback-based storage operations
• Backward Compatibility: Existing code continues to work
• Test Coverage: 95%+ coverage for new functionality

Quality Gates

• Code Review: All changes reviewed by team
• Integration Testing: End-to-end callback testing
• Performance Testing: No degradation in existing functionality
• Security Review: Callback security validation
• Documentation: Complete API documentation updates

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🔍 TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS

Architecture Decisions Required

1. Callback Execution Model: Synchronous vs. asynchronous execution
2. Error Handling Strategy: How to handle callback failures
3. Security Model: Callback validation and sandboxing
4. Performance Impact: Minimizing overhead of callback system
5. Platform Compatibility: Ensuring cross-platform callback support

Risk Mitigation

• High Complexity: Break implementation into smaller, testable units
• Interface Changes: Maintain backward compatibility with deprecation warnings
• Performance Impact: Implement callback batching and optimization
• Platform Differences: Create platform-agnostic callback interfaces

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📚 RESEARCH & REFERENCES

Current Implementation Analysis

• Android: Has basic scheduling with WorkManager integration
• iOS: Swift-based implementation with notification handling
• Web: Basic browser notification support
• Interfaces: Well-defined TypeScript interfaces ready for extension

Design Patterns to Consider

• Observer Pattern: For callback registration and execution
• Strategy Pattern: For different callback execution strategies
• Factory Pattern: For creating different callback types
• Chain of Responsibility: For callback execution flow

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Status: 🔄 RESEARCH & ANALYSIS PHASE - Analyzing callback and dual scheduling requirements
Next Milestone: Complete callback system design and interface updates
Estimated Completion: 3-5 days for full implementation
Priority: 🔴 HIGH - Core functionality enhancement required