diff --git a/.io8project/.state.json b/.io8project/.state.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d8c8281 --- /dev/null +++ b/.io8project/.state.json @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +{ + "current_task_id": "40d29ada-5aca-4fb8-a9db-547c1c2f9aec", + "completed_tasks": [], + "agent_sequence_index": 0, + "debug_attempts": 0, + "current_agent": "io8project_builder", + "progress_percentage": 0.0, + "context": { + "uploaded_files": [], + "project_path": "/tmp/bmad_output/build_a_notes_20251014_061510", + "io8_project_path": "/tmp/bmad_output/build_a_notes_20251014_061510/.io8project", + "agent_sequence": [ + "io8project_builder", + "io8directory_structure", + "io8codermaster", + "io8analyst", + "io8architect", + "io8pm", + "io8sm", + "io8developer", + "io8devops" + ], + "agent_models": [ + null, + null, + null, + null, + null, + null, + null, + null, + null + ], + "agent_temperatures": [ + null, + null, + null, + null, + null, + null, + null, + null, + null + ], + "agent_clis": [ + "gemini", + "surecli", + "surecli", + "surecli", + "surecli", + "surecli", + "gemini", + "gemini", + "gemini" + ] + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.io8project/project_metadata.json b/.io8project/project_metadata.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7141a3f --- /dev/null +++ b/.io8project/project_metadata.json @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"project": "metadata"} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.sureai/.directory_structure_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md b/.sureai/.directory_structure_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..19443a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/.directory_structure_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +### Directory Structure for 'Notes App' + +This document outlines the required directory structure for the 'Notes App' project. It adheres to the core directory structure principles, ensuring proper separation of code, configuration, and agent outputs, building upon an assumed cloned base project. + +**Project Root (`./`) Structure:** + +``` +./ +├── .io8project/ +│ ├── .state.json # Task state persistence for the notes app workflow +│ └── project_metadata.json # Project metadata for the 'Notes App' (e.g., name, description) +├── cloned base project/ # The base project containing initial boilerplate or a starting point +│ ├── .sureai/ # Agent outputs and visible documents specific to the notes app +│ ├── uploads/ # Directory for uploaded documents/images (e.g., by requirement builder) +│ ├── .directory_structure_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md # This detailed directory structure specification +│ ├── .bmad_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Business Model & Design document draft +│ ├── .analyst_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Analyst's initial findings/notes +│ ├── .architect_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Architect's design considerations +│ ├── .pm_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Project Manager's notes/status +│ ├── .sm_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Scrum Master's meeting notes/updates +│ ├── .developer_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Developer's initial thoughts/plans +│ ├── .devops_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: DevOps' infrastructure notes +│ ├── .bmad_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further B-MAD agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .analyst_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further Analyst agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .architect_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further Architect agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .developer_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further Developer agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .devops_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further DevOps agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .pm_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further PM agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── analysis_document.md # Visible document: Detailed analysis of the notes app requirements +│ ├── requirements_document.md # Visible document: Comprehensive requirements for the notes app +│ ├── architecture_document.md # Visible document: Architectural design for the notes app +│ ├── tech_stack_document.md # Visible document: Technology stack choices for the notes app +│ ├── prd_document.md # Visible document: Product Requirements Document for the notes app +│ ├── project_plan.md # Visible document: Overall project plan for the notes app development +│ ├── tasks_list.md # Visible document: List of tasks, managed by Scrum Master, updated by Developer +│ └── sprint_plan.md # Visible document: Current sprint plan and objectives +│ ├── base_frontend_template/ # Example: Pre-existing frontend boilerplate from the base project +│ │ ├── index.html +│ │ └── style.css +│ └── base_backend_template/ # Example: Pre-existing backend boilerplate from the base project (if any) +├── backend/ # Backend code files for the 'Notes App' (e.g., for API if local storage is later replaced/augmented) +│ ├── src/ # Source code for the backend service +│ │ └── app.py # Example: Python Flask/FastAPI application entry point +│ ├── tests/ # Unit and integration tests for backend components +│ ├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies for the backend +│ └── Dockerfile # Backend-specific Dockerfile (if not using root Dockerfile.backend directly) +├── frontend/ # Frontend code files for the 'Notes App' (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, interacting with local storage) +│ ├── public/ # Static assets served directly +│ │ ├── index.html # Main entry point for the notes app UI +│ │ ├── style.css # Main stylesheet for the notes app +│ │ └── assets/ # Directory for images, fonts, etc. +│ ├── src/ # Source code for JavaScript components and logic +│ │ ├── components/ # UI components (e.g., NoteItem, NoteList, NoteForm) +│ │ ├── services/ # Services for local storage interaction +│ │ └── app.js # Main JavaScript application logic +│ └── package.json # Frontend dependencies (e.g., for build tools like Webpack/Vite, or a framework like React/Vue) +├── deployment_config.yml # Root level deployment configuration for the entire notes app project +├── Dockerfile.backend # Root level Dockerfile specifically for the backend service of the notes app +├── Dockerfile.frontend # Root level Dockerfile specifically for the frontend service of the notes app +├── docker-compose.yml # Root level Docker Compose file to orchestrate the notes app services +└── nginx.conf # Root level Nginx configuration for serving the frontend or proxying requests +``` + +**Notes for 'Notes App' Specifics:** + +* **Frontend Focus:** The initial implementation using local storage will heavily rely on the `frontend/` directory. The `backend/` might remain empty or contain minimal setup initially, but it's included for future scalability (e.g., adding user authentication, cloud storage). +* **Local Storage Interaction:** Frontend JavaScript (`frontend/src/services/` or `frontend/src/app.js`) will manage notes directly with `localStorage`. +* **No Database Directory:** Given the use of local storage, no explicit database directory (e.g., `db/`) is included at this stage. If a backend with a database is introduced later, this structure will be updated by a subsequent agent. +* **Agent Outputs and Documents:** All agent-generated files (prefixed with `.`) and key project documents (e.g., `requirements_document.md`) will reside within the `.sureai/` directory inside the `cloned base project/`. +* **Root Level Configuration:** Docker and deployment configuration files are placed at the project root for easy access and management, adhering to standard practices. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.sureai/.io8analyst_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md b/.sureai/.io8analyst_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..eb7a6de --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/.io8analyst_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# io8 Business Analyst Agent - Customized for This Project + +## Project-Specific Instructions + +```json +{ + "analysis": "## Analysis Document Update\nGenerated: 2025-10-14T06:15:20.261765\n\n### Project Overview\nThe project aims to develop a simple web-based Notes Application. Users will be able to perform fundamental operations such as creating, editing, and deleting text-based notes. A key requirement is that all data persistence will be managed using the browser's local storage mechanism, eliminating the need for a traditional backend database for this initial scope. The application will leverage standard frontend web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and will be integrated into the `frontend/` directory of the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate base project.\n\n### Business Analysis\nThis Notes App serves a straightforward user need: a personal, lightweight tool for jotting down and managing simple text notes. The primary value proposition is its simplicity, direct access (no login required), and local persistence, making it suitable for quick personal organization without reliance on external services. The target audience is any individual needing a basic digital scratchpad. Given the local storage constraint, the application is designed for single-user, single-browser instance usage. It provides a foundational utility that can be extended in the future but focuses on the core CRUD functionality for immediate usability.\n\n### User Requirements\nBased on the `io8codermaster_breakdown.md`, the core user requirements are:\n* **Note Creation:** Users need to create new text notes, providing a title and content.\n* **Note Content:** Each note must capture a title, its main text content, and automatically record the date it was created.\n* **Note Management:** Users must be able to view a list of all their existing notes.\n* **Note Editing:** Users need the ability to modify the title and/or content of an existing note.\n* **Note Deletion:** Users must be able to remove unwanted notes.\n* **Data Persistence:** All created, edited, and deleted notes must be saved and retrieved reliably using local storage, ensuring data is retained across browser sessions for the same user.\n\n### Functional Requirements\n* **Note Data Model:** The application shall define a `Note` object structure including `id` (unique), `title` (string), `content` (string), and `dateCreated` (string/timestamp).\n* **Note Creation Interface:** Provide a UI form with input fields for 'Title' and 'Content' and a 'Save' button to submit new notes.\n* **Unique ID Generation:** Automatically generate a unique identifier for each new note.\n* **Date Stamping:** Automatically record the current date/time when a note is created.\n* **Note Storage (Create):** Persist new notes to the browser's local storage upon creation.\n* **Note Listing Display:** Display all notes retrieved from local storage in a clear, ordered list format on the main application interface.\n* **Note Retrieval (Read):** Load all existing notes from local storage upon application initialization.\n* **Note Editing Interface:** Provide a mechanism (e.g., 'Edit' button) to select a note, populate an edit form with its current data, and save updated content.\n* **Note Storage (Update):** Update the corresponding note's data in local storage when modifications are saved.\n* **Note Deletion Mechanism:** Include a 'Delete' button or similar control for each note, allowing users to remove it.\n* **Note Storage (Delete):** Remove the selected note from local storage upon deletion confirmation.\n* **UI Refresh:** The display of notes shall automatically update after creation, editing, or deletion operations.\n\n### Non-Functional Requirements\n* **NFR-001: Usability:** The user interface for note creation, viewing, editing, and deletion shall be intuitive and easy to navigate for users with basic web literacy.\n* **NFR-002: Performance:** Note creation, retrieval, updates, and deletions shall be responsive, with operations completing within acceptable browser interaction times (e.g., under 500ms for typical operations).\n* **NFR-003: Data Integrity:** Notes stored in local storage shall be correctly retrieved without corruption. Data consistency must be maintained across CRUD operations.\n* **NFR-004: Persistence:** All notes saved in local storage must persist across browser sessions until explicitly deleted by the user.\n* **NFR-005: Accessibility:** (Basic) The application should follow standard web practices to ensure basic accessibility (e.g., clear labels, keyboard navigation where applicable).\n* **NFR-006: Browser Compatibility:** The application should function correctly on modern web browsers that support `localStorage` (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).\n* **NFR-007: Error Handling:** The application shall provide basic feedback to the user in case of local storage issues (e.g., full storage) or input validation errors (e.g., empty title).\n\n### User Stories\n* **US-001: Create a Note**\n * **As a user,** I want to be able to input a title and content for a new note, **so that** I can capture a thought or idea.\n * **Acceptance Criteria:**\n * The application displays a form with fields for 'Title' and 'Content'.\n * I can enter text into both fields.\n * Upon clicking a 'Save' button, a new note is created with the provided title and content, a unique ID, and the current date/time.\n * The new note appears in the list of notes.\n * The form clears after saving.\n* **US-002: View All Notes**\n * **As a user,** I want to see a list of all my previously saved notes, **so that** I can easily review them.\n * **Acceptance Criteria:**\n * When the application loads, all notes saved in local storage are displayed.\n * Each note in the list shows its title and a snippet of its content.\n * Notes are displayed in a readable format.\n* **US-003: Edit an Existing Note**\n * **As a user,** I want to modify the title or content of an existing note, **so that** I can update my thoughts or correct mistakes.\n * **Acceptance Criteria:**\n * Each displayed note has an 'Edit' option.\n * Clicking 'Edit' for a note populates the note creation/edit form with that note's current title and content.\n * I can change the title and/or content in the form.\n * Upon clicking a 'Save'/'Update' button, the corresponding note in the list and local storage is updated with the new information.\n * The list of notes reflects the updated content.\n* **US-004: Delete a Note**\n * **As a user,** I want to remove a note that I no longer need, **so that** I can keep my notes organized.\n * **Acceptance Criteria:**\n * Each displayed note has a 'Delete' option.\n * Clicking 'Delete' for a note removes it from the displayed list and from local storage.\n * The application does not display the deleted note anymore.\n\n### Business Rules\n* **BR-001: Required Fields:** A note's title cannot be empty when saved. If the title is empty, the user should be prompted to provide one.\n* **BR-002: Unique Identifiers:** Each note must have a unique identifier (ID).\n* **BR-003: Date Created Immutability:** The `dateCreated` field for a note is set only once upon initial creation and should not be editable by the user.\n* **BR-004: Local Storage Limits:** The application must gracefully handle potential local storage capacity limits, though explicit user feedback might be limited to a generic error message.\n* **BR-005: Data Scope:** The application is designed for single-user, browser-local data storage. Data is not synchronized across different browsers or devices.\n", + "requirements": "## Requirements Document Update\nGenerated: 2025-10-14T06:15:20.261765\n\n### Functional Requirements\n\n#### FR-001: Note Creation\n- **Description:** The system shall allow a user to create a new text note by providing a title and content.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - The user interface provides input fields for 'Title' (text) and 'Content' (multiline text).\n - A 'Save' button is available to submit the new note.\n - Upon successful submission, a unique ID is assigned, the current date/time is recorded as `dateCreated`.\n - The new note object (`{id, title, content, dateCreated}`) is stored in local storage.\n - The note list display is immediately updated to include the new note.\n - The input fields are cleared after successful saving.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n#### FR-002: Note Listing\n- **Description:** The system shall display all existing notes retrieved from local storage in a list format.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - Upon application load, all notes previously saved in local storage are retrieved.\n - Each retrieved note is rendered as a distinct item in a display list.\n - Each list item clearly shows the note's title and a summary/snippet of its content.\n - Notes are displayed in a logical order (e.g., by `dateCreated` descending).\n- **Priority:** High\n\n#### FR-003: Note Editing\n- **Description:** The system shall allow a user to modify the title and/or content of an existing note.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - Each note in the list has an 'Edit' action/button.\n - Clicking 'Edit' populates the note creation/edit form with the selected note's existing title and content.\n - The user can modify the 'Title' and/or 'Content' fields.\n - A 'Save' or 'Update' button is available to commit changes.\n - Upon successful update, the modified note object is updated in local storage using its `id`.\n - The note list display is immediately updated to reflect the changes.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n#### FR-004: Note Deletion\n- **Description:** The system shall allow a user to delete an existing note.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - Each note in the list has a 'Delete' action/button.\n - Clicking 'Delete' removes the corresponding note from the displayed list.\n - The note is permanently removed from local storage.\n - A confirmation prompt may optionally be displayed before permanent deletion.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n#### FR-005: Local Storage Management\n- **Description:** The system shall interact with the browser's `localStorage` API for all note persistence operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete).\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - New notes are stored as JSON strings under a specific key (e.g., `notes_app_notes`) in `localStorage`.\n - Existing notes are retrieved from `localStorage` upon application initialization.\n - Updates to notes are reflected in the corresponding `localStorage` entry.\n - Deleted notes are removed from `localStorage`.\n - All `localStorage` operations handle potential errors (e.g., quota exceeded) gracefully, providing basic user feedback if possible.\n- **Priority:** High\n\n### Non-Functional Requirements\n\n#### NFR-001: Performance\n- **Description:** All CRUD operations for notes should be performed efficiently to ensure a smooth user experience.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - Loading and displaying up to 100 notes should complete within 1 second.\n - Creation, editing, and deletion of a single note should complete within 500 milliseconds of user interaction.\n\n#### NFR-002: Usability\n- **Description:** The application should be intuitive and easy for users to understand and operate.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - Form fields for title and content are clearly labeled.\n - Buttons for 'Save', 'Edit', and 'Delete' are prominent and self-explanatory.\n - The note list is easy to read and differentiate individual notes.\n\n#### NFR-003: Data Integrity\n- **Description:** Note data stored in local storage must remain consistent and uncorrupted.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - Notes retrieved from local storage match the data that was last saved.\n - Concurrent edits (not applicable for single-user scope) are not expected, but data should not be lost during normal operations.\n\n#### NFR-004: Browser Compatibility\n- **Description:** The application must function correctly across major modern web browsers.\n- **Acceptance Criteria:**\n - Full functionality is available in the latest stable versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.\n - `localStorage` availability is a prerequisite.\n\n### Data Requirements\n* **Entity:** Note\n * `id`: String (UUID), Primary Key, Non-Nullable. Generated automatically.\n * `title`: String, Non-Nullable. User-provided.\n * `content`: String, Nullable. User-provided.\n * `dateCreated`: String (ISO 8601 format or similar timestamp), Non-Nullable. Generated automatically on creation.\n* **Storage Mechanism:** JavaScript `localStorage` API. Notes will be stored as an array of JSON objects, stringified, under a single key (e.g., `\"notes_app_notes\"`).\n* **Data Structure Example:**\n ```json\n {\n \"id\": \"uuid-example-1\",\n \"title\": \"My First Note\",\n \"content\": \"This is the content of my very first note. It's quite exciting!\",\n \"dateCreated\": \"2025-10-14T06:30:00.000Z\"\n }\n ```\n\n### Interface Requirements\n* **IR-001: Main Layout:** A single-page application layout containing:\n * A header (optional, for branding).\n * A note input/edit form area.\n * A note display list area.\n* **IR-002: Note Form:**\n * 'Title' text input field (single line).\n * 'Content' textarea field (multiline).\n * 'Save' button for creating new notes or updating existing ones.\n* **IR-003: Note List Item:**\n * Each note in the list should display its title prominently.\n * A truncated view or snippet of the content should be visible.\n * 'Edit' button/link for modifying the note.\n * 'Delete' button/link for removing the note.\n* **IR-004: Responsive Design:** The UI should be generally responsive, adjusting layout for common screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop) to ensure basic usability on various devices.\n", + "agent_prompt_file": { + "file_path": ".sureai/.io8analyst_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md", + "content": "# io8Analyst Agent Prompt: Notes App Project\n\n## Project Context\n\nThis project involves building a simple web-based Notes Application within the `frontend/` directory of an existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate base project. The core functionality includes creating, editing, and deleting text notes, with all data persistence handled via the browser's local storage. There is no traditional backend or authentication required for this phase.\n\n### User Prompt:\n\"Build a notes app where users can create, edit, and delete text notes. Each note should have a title, content, and date created. Use local storage to save notes\"\n\n### Reference Documents Analysis:\n\n* **`io8codermaster_breakdown.md`:** Provides the overarching project goal, core features (Note Data Model, Create, List, Edit, Delete), technical constraints (local storage, frontend-heavy), key deliverables, and assumptions. This is the primary source for understanding the "what".\n* **`io8codermaster_plan.md`:** Details the phased implementation plan (Setup, Core Feature Development, UI/UX Refinement), explicit data model for `Note`, and task breakdowns, including the creation of `localStorageService.js` and component files. This informs the "how" and "where" for the development.\n\n## io8Analyst Core Directives for this Project\n\nAs the `io8Analyst` for the Notes App project, your primary objective is to translate the user's high-level request and the `io8codermaster`'s breakdown/plan into clear, actionable, and testable business and functional requirements. Special attention must be paid to the local storage mechanism and the simplicity of a single-user application.\n\n### Analysis Methodology Specific to this Project Type (Simple CRUD App with Local Storage)\n\n1. **Feature-driven Breakdown:** Focus on the explicit CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) as the primary features.\n2. **Data Model Centric:** Define the `Note` data structure early and thoroughly, as it dictates all other interactions.\n3. **Interaction Flow Mapping:** Diagram or describe the user's journey for each CRUD operation (e.g., user fills form -> clicks save -> note appears).\n4. **Local Storage Interaction:** Explicitly detail how each CRUD operation translates into `localStorage` API calls.\n5. **Simplicity First:** Prioritize the essential functionality outlined by the user prompt, deferring advanced features (search, rich text, tags, sharing) to future iterations.\n6. **Base Project Context:** Acknowledge the Angular Clarity Boilerplate base but understand that the core notes app logic will be implemented with standard JS/HTML/CSS within the `frontend/` directory, adhering to the plan's proposed file structure for `app.js`, `components/`, and `services/`.\n\n### Requirements Analysis Approach for this Particular User Request\n\n1. **Extract Core Entities & Attributes:** Identify "Note" as the primary entity and its attributes: `title`, `content`, `dateCreated`, `id` (implied for management).\n2. **Map User Actions to System Functions:** Translate "create, edit, delete" directly into functional requirements (FRs).\n3. **Specify Persistence Mechanism:** Clearly define `localStorage` as the sole data storage, detailing how data is serialized/deserialized.\n4. **UI Interaction Clarity:** Describe expected user interface elements and their behavior for each operation (e.g., input fields, buttons, list display).\n5. **Edge Case & Constraint Identification:** Consider what happens if a title is empty, or if `localStorage` is full (basic error handling).\n\n### Business Analysis Framework\n\n* **Problem Statement:** Users need a simple, ephemeral, yet persistent way to jot down and manage personal text notes without cloud dependencies.\n* **Solution:** A browser-based Notes App using local storage for persistence.\n* **Target Users:** Individuals seeking a quick and private digital notepad.\n* **Value Proposition:** Ease of use, no account required, local data control, basic organizational capabilities.\n* **Out of Scope:** User authentication, cloud synchronization, rich text editing, search functionality beyond simple display, complex tagging, multi-user support.\n\n### User Story Development Strategy\n\n* **Standard Format:** \"As a [type of user], I want to [perform an action] so that [I achieve a goal].\"\n* **Granularity:** Each core feature (Create, Read, Update, Delete) should have at least one dedicated user story.\n* **Acceptance Criteria:** For each user story, define clear, testable statements that describe when the story is considered complete, covering both functional and basic UI aspects.\n* **Focus on User Value:** Ensure each story articulates a clear benefit for the user.\n\n### Customized io8Analyst Workflow for this Project\n\n1. **Review `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` (Notes App section):** Confirm project goal, core features, and technical constraints.\n2. **Review `io8codermaster_plan.md` (Notes App section):** Understand the proposed implementation phases and data model for `Note`.\n3. **Draft Project Overview:** Summarize the project goal and scope for the `analysis_document.md`.\n4. **Detail Business Analysis:** Elaborate on user needs, value, and non-goals in `analysis_document.md`.\n5. **Formulate User Requirements:** Translate breakdown features into concise user requirements in `analysis_document.md`.\n6. **Develop Functional Requirements (FRs):** Create detailed FRs (FR-001, FR-002, etc.) for each CRUD operation, including unique ID generation, date stamping, and local storage interactions. Include clear descriptions, acceptance criteria, and priority in `requirements_document.md` and a summary in `analysis_document.md`.\n7. **Identify Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs):** Define NFRs focusing on usability, performance (local operations), data integrity, persistence, and basic error handling. Include descriptions and acceptance criteria in `requirements_document.md` and a summary in `analysis_document.md`.\n8. **Create User Stories:** Write comprehensive user stories with acceptance criteria covering all primary user interactions. Include these in `analysis_document.md`.\n9. **Define Business Rules:** List any specific rules or constraints on note data or application behavior in `analysis_document.md`.\n10. **Specify Data Requirements:** Detail the `Note` data model structure and the local storage implementation for `requirements_document.md`.\n11. **Outline Interface Requirements:** Describe the essential UI elements and layout for `requirements_document.md`.\n12. **Ensure Traceability:** Verify that all generated requirements can be traced back to the user prompt and `io8codermaster` documents.\n\n## Critical Instructions for Output Generation\n\n* **Document Update Process:** Append all new content to the existing `.sureai/analysis_document.md` and `.sureai/requirements_document.md` files, using clear section headers and timestamps.\n* **Append-Only Mode:** NEVER overwrite or replace existing content in the base project documents.\n* **Requirement Clarity:** Ensure all FRs and NFRs are unambiguous, testable, and actionable for the `io8architect` and `io8developer`.\n* **Local Storage Focus:** Emphasize the `localStorage` mechanism in all relevant requirements and acceptance criteria.\n* **User-Centric Language:** Frame requirements and user stories from the perspective of the end-user.\n\nThis agent prompt provides the `io8Analyst` with all necessary instructions and context to proceed with the detailed analysis and requirements definition for the Notes App project.", + "timestamp": "2025-10-14_061510" + } +} +``` + +## Base Agent Prompt Reference + +This agent is based on the standard io8analyst agent with project-specific customizations above. +Refer to the base io8analyst agent prompt for general principles and workflow instructions. diff --git a/.sureai/.io8architect_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md b/.sureai/.io8architect_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d13cb1b --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/.io8architect_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +# io8 System Architect Agent - Customized for This Project + +## Project-Specific Instructions + +```json +{ + "architecture": "\n# Architecture Document\nGenerated: 2025-10-14T06:37:01Z\n\n## Notes Application Architecture\n\n### System Overview\nThe Notes Application is designed as a self-contained feature within the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It provides basic Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) functionality for text-based notes. A critical design constraint, as highlighted in `analysis_document.md` and `requirements_document.md`, is the exclusive use of browser `localStorage` for all data persistence, eliminating the need for a traditional backend service for this initial scope. The application emphasizes a simple, intuitive user experience for managing personal notes locally.\n\n### Architecture Pattern\nThe Notes app will adhere to a **Component-Based Architecture** leveraging Angular's modularity, services, and reactive programming principles. It will follow a layered approach:\n1. **Presentation Layer (Components):** Responsible for UI rendering and user interaction, built with Clarity Design System components.\n2. **Service Layer (Data Access):** A dedicated service (`LocalStorageService`) to abstract all data persistence logic and interactions with `localStorage`.\n3. **Data Layer (Models):** TypeScript interfaces defining the `Note` entity structure.\n\nThis pattern ensures a clean separation of concerns, making the application maintainable and allowing for easier migration to a server-side backend in the future by replacing only the `LocalStorageService` with an `ApiService`.\n\n### Component Design\nTo integrate the Notes app into the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate (referencing `analysis_document.md`'s scalable architecture), a new feature module will be introduced:\n\n* **`NotesModule`**: A lazy-loaded Angular feature module encapsulating all Notes application components and services. This aligns with `requirements_document.md` (FR-002: Modular Architecture) and `analysis_document.md`'s guidance for new feature modules.\n * **`NotesPageComponent`**: (Container Component) Serves as the main entry point for the Notes application. It will orchestrate the `NoteFormComponent` and `NoteListComponent`, managing the overall state and data flow between them. This component will be responsible for fetching all notes on initialization and handling updates from child components.\n * **`NoteFormComponent`**: (Presentational/Smart Component) A reusable component responsible for creating new notes and editing existing ones. It will include input fields for `title` and `content` (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-001, IR-002) and a 'Save' button. It will emit events for saving/updating notes to its parent (`NotesPageComponent`). Clarity form components will be used for consistency.\n * **`NoteListComponent`**: (Presentational Component) Displays the collection of notes retrieved from local storage (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-002, IR-003). It receives a list of `Note` objects as input and renders them using `NoteItemComponent`.\n * **`NoteItemComponent`**: (Presentational Component) Represents a single note within the `NoteListComponent`. It displays the note's title and content snippet, along with 'Edit' and 'Delete' actions (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-003, FR-004, IR-003). It emits events for edit and delete actions to its parent (`NoteListComponent` or `NotesPageComponent`).\n * **`LocalStorageService`**: (Service) A singleton Angular service responsible for all interactions with the browser's `localStorage` API. This service will encapsulate the logic for storing, retrieving, updating, and deleting `Note` objects as an array of JSON strings under a defined key (e.g., `notes_app_notes`). It will expose methods such as `getNotes()`, `saveNote()`, `updateNote()`, and `deleteNote()` (referencing `requirements_document.md` FR-005, Data Requirements). It may use RxJS `BehaviorSubject` or `Subject` to provide a reactive stream of notes to components, ensuring real-time UI updates.\n\n### Data Architecture\n\n* **Entity Model**: The core data entity is `Note`, defined as a TypeScript interface/class (as specified in `requirements_document.md` - Data Requirements).\n ```typescript\n interface Note {\n id: string; // Unique identifier (UUID generated)\n title: string; // Required, user-provided\n content: string; // Optional, user-provided\n dateCreated: string; // ISO 8601 timestamp, auto-generated on creation\n }\n ```\n* **Storage Mechanism**: Browser `localStorage` API (as per `analysis_document.md` and `requirements_document.md` FR-005).\n * All notes will be stored as an array of `Note` objects, serialized into a single JSON string.\n * This JSON string will be stored under a specific key, e.g., `\"notes_app_notes\"`, in `localStorage`.\n* **Data Flow**: \n 1. On application load, `NotesPageComponent` requests notes from `LocalStorageService`.\n 2. `LocalStorageService` retrieves and deserializes the JSON string from `localStorage`, then provides the array of `Note` objects.\n 3. `NotesPageComponent` passes notes to `NoteListComponent` for display.\n 4. `NoteFormComponent` submits new/updated note data to `NotesPageComponent`.\n 5. `NotesPageComponent` calls `LocalStorageService` to persist changes.\n 6. `LocalStorageService` updates `localStorage` and optionally notifies subscribers (e.g., `NotesPageComponent`) of the change, triggering a UI refresh (NFR-001, FR-001, FR-003, FR-004).\n\n### API Design\nGiven the constraint of using `localStorage`, there is no external API. The `LocalStorageService` acts as the data access layer, providing methods that mimic a typical API interaction:\n* `getNotes(): Observable`: Retrieves all notes from `localStorage`.\n* `getNoteById(id: string): Observable`: Retrieves a single note by its ID.\n* `createNote(note: Partial): Observable`: Adds a new note to `localStorage`, generates `id` and `dateCreated`.\n* `updateNote(note: Note): Observable`: Updates an existing note in `localStorage` based on its `id`.\n* `deleteNote(id: string): Observable`: Removes a note from `localStorage` by its `id`.\n\n### Security Architecture\nFor a client-side, `localStorage`-based application, security considerations are minimal:\n* **Data Confidentiality**: Data is stored locally in the browser, accessible to other scripts on the *same origin*. It is not protected against local machine access or browser inspection. This aligns with the single-user, local persistence model.\n* **Input Validation**: Implement basic validation for note `title` (cannot be empty, as per Business Rule BR-001 in `analysis_document.md`) to prevent invalid data from being stored.\n* **XSS Protection**: Angular's built-in sanitization will help prevent basic Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) if note content is rendered using `[innerHTML]`, but for a local app, this is less of a concern than for a multi-user application.\n\n### Scalability Considerations\n* **Data Volume**: The primary limitation is `localStorage` capacity (typically 5-10MB). The application is not designed for storing thousands of large notes. Performance (NFR-001) may degrade if the number of notes or their content size becomes excessive.\n* **User Concurrency**: The application is strictly single-user, single-browser instance. It does not support synchronization across multiple devices or browsers.\n* **Future Backend Integration**: The separation of the `LocalStorageService` allows for a clear upgrade path. If a backend database and API are required in the future, the `LocalStorageService` can be replaced by an `ApiService` that communicates with the server, with minimal changes to the UI components. This aligns with the `analysis_document.md`'s emphasis on extensibility.\n* **Modular Growth**: The `NotesModule` can easily grow with additional features (e.g., search, tags) without impacting the core boilerplate structure, as per `requirements_document.md` FR-002.\n", + "tech_stack": "\n# Technology Stack Document\nGenerated: 2025-10-14T06:37:01Z\n\n## Notes Application Technology Stack\nThis section details the specific technologies and tools to be used for implementing the Notes Application, building upon the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate.\n\n### Frontend Technologies\n- **Framework:** Angular (existing, version as per boilerplate).\n * The Notes application will be developed using standard Angular features: Components, Services, Modules, and Routing (for `NotesModule`).\n- **Language:** TypeScript (existing).\n * Strongly typed code for defining `Note` models and ensuring code quality.\n- **Styling:** VMware Clarity Design System (existing).\n * Clarity UI components (e.g., `clr-input`, `clr-textarea`, `clr-button`, `clr-datagrid` or `clr-stack-view` for note list) will be utilized for all user interface elements to ensure consistency with the base project and adherence to `requirements_document.md` (FR-003, IR-001, IR-002, IR-003).\n- **State Management:** Component-local state management combined with reactive data streams from `LocalStorageService` using RxJS.\n * `BehaviorSubject` or `Subject` within `LocalStorageService` will notify components of data changes, enabling real-time UI updates without complex global state management libraries for this simple scope.\n\n### Backend Technologies\n- **Backend:** N/A.\n * The application is strictly frontend-only, as per the `analysis_document.md` and `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` constraint of using local storage for data persistence.\n- **API:** N/A.\n * No external API endpoints will be consumed or exposed by the Notes application.\n\n### Database Technologies\n- **Primary Database:** Browser `localStorage` API.\n * All note data will be stored directly in the browser's `localStorage` as a JSON string, as specified in `requirements_document.md` (FR-005, Data Requirements).\n- **Caching:** N/A.\n * `localStorage` itself serves as the persistence and caching layer for this application.\n\n### Infrastructure\n- **Deployment:** Leverages the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate's deployment mechanisms (e.g., Docker, static file hosting on AWS S3/CloudFront, Azure Static Web Apps, GCP Cloud Storage) for serving the static frontend application.\n- **Hosting:** Inherited from the base boilerplate (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP).\n\n### Development Tools\n- **Version Control:** Git (existing).\n- **Testing:** Karma/Jasmine for unit tests, Protractor for end-to-end tests (existing Angular setup).\n * Unit tests for `LocalStorageService` and `NoteFormComponent` logic.\n- **CI/CD:** Inherited from the base boilerplate's pipeline for Angular applications.\n- **Code Generation:** Angular CLI for generating new modules, components, and services.\n- **Unique ID Generation:** A JavaScript UUID library (e.g., `uuid` if installed, or a simple custom ID generator based on timestamps and random numbers for small-scale uniqueness) will be used for generating unique `id`s for notes.\n" +} +``` + +## Base Agent Prompt Reference + +This agent is based on the standard io8architect agent with project-specific customizations above. +Refer to the base io8architect agent prompt for general principles and workflow instructions. diff --git a/.sureai/.io8codermaster_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md b/.sureai/.io8codermaster_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..edc96c6 --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/.io8codermaster_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ +# io8 Code Master Agent - Customized for This Project + +## Project-Specific Instructions + + + +### Project Breakdown: Notes App - 2025-10-14 06:15:20 + +#### Project Goal +Develop a simple web-based Notes Application enabling users to create, edit, and delete text-based notes, with data persistence handled via local storage. + +#### Core Features (Milestones) +1. **Note Data Model:** Define the structure for a `Note` object (title, content, date created, unique ID). +2. **Note Creation:** Implement a user interface (UI) to input title and content, and save the new note to local storage. +3. **Note Listing:** Display all existing notes loaded from local storage on the application's main interface. +4. **Note Editing:** Provide functionality to select an existing note, modify its title and/or content, and update it in local storage. +5. **Note Deletion:** Allow users to remove selected notes from both the UI and local storage. +6. **Local Storage Integration:** Ensure all CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations are reliably performed with the browser's local storage. + +#### Technical Constraints & Considerations +* **Storage Mechanism:** Strictly local storage for data persistence, as per the user prompt. This implies a frontend-heavy application with no traditional backend database at this stage. +* **Frontend Technologies:** Standard web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) within the `frontend/` directory as outlined in the `.directory_structure.md` update. The cloned base project's Angular Clarity boilerplate components will serve as a foundational structure for potential future enhancements, but the core notes app logic will likely reside in `frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/`, and `frontend/src/services/` for local storage management. +* **User Interface:** A responsive and intuitive UI for managing notes. +* **Single User Focus:** The application will be designed for a single user per browser instance, leveraging browser-specific local storage. +* **No Authentication/Authorization:** Not required for this initial scope. +* **Error Handling:** Basic error handling for local storage operations (e.g., storage limits). + +#### Key Deliverables +* Functional Notes App (HTML, CSS, JavaScript files) within the `frontend/` directory. +* Clean, well-structured JavaScript code for managing notes and local storage interactions. +* Updated documentation and agent prompts in the `.sureai/` directory, including analysis, architecture, and project plan documents. + +#### Assumptions +* Users will access the application via a modern web browser that supports `localStorage`. +* The primary focus is on core CRUD functionality; advanced features like search, tagging, rich text editing, or sharing are out of scope for the initial build. +* The `cloned base project` serves as the foundation, with new app-specific files created within `frontend/` and agent outputs within `.sureai/` as per the updated directory structure. + + + + +### Implementation Plan: Notes App - 2025-10-14 06:15:20 + +#### Phase 1: Setup and Core Structure (Estimated: 2-3 Days) +1. **Project Initialization:** + * Verify the cloned base project structure and identify the `frontend/` directory for development. + * Create `frontend/public/index.html` (if not already existing in a suitable form from the boilerplate), `frontend/public/style.css`, and `frontend/src/app.js` based on `.directory_structure.md`. +2. **Define Note Data Model:** + * Establish a JavaScript object structure for a `Note`: `{ id: string, title: string, content: string, dateCreated: string }`. + * Implement a helper function to generate unique IDs (e.g., UUID). +3. **Basic UI Skeleton (`frontend/public/index.html`): + * Set up the basic HTML structure including areas for a note creation form and a list to display notes. + * Link `style.css` and `app.js`. +4. **Local Storage Service (`frontend/src/services/localStorageService.js`): + * Create a dedicated JavaScript module/service to abstract local storage operations (e.g., `saveNote`, `getNotes`, `updateNote`, `deleteNote`). + +#### Phase 2: Core Feature Development (Estimated: 4-6 Days) +1. **Note Creation (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteForm.js`): + * Implement the form for creating new notes (title input, content textarea, save button). + * Attach event listeners to capture input and trigger the `saveNote` function from the local storage service. + * Upon successful save, clear the form and trigger a refresh of the note list. +2. **Note Listing (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteList.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`): + * On application load, call `getNotes` from the local storage service to retrieve all notes. + * Dynamically render each note as a list item, displaying its title, content snippet, and date created. +3. **Note Deletion (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`): + * Add a 'Delete' button next to each displayed note. + * Implement an event listener to call `deleteNote` from the local storage service with the note's ID. + * Remove the note from the UI after successful deletion. +4. **Note Editing (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteForm.js`): + * Add an 'Edit' button to each note. + * When clicked, populate the creation form (or a dedicated edit form) with the selected note's data. + * Implement logic to call `updateNote` from the local storage service when the edited note is saved. + * Update the UI to reflect the changes. + +#### Phase 3: UI/UX Refinement and Testing (Estimated: 2-3 Days) +1. **Styling (`frontend/public/style.css`): + * Apply basic, clean CSS styling to ensure readability and a user-friendly interface. + * Ensure responsiveness for different screen sizes (basic level). +2. **Error Handling & Validation:** + * Add basic form validation (e.g., title not empty). + * Implement simple error messages for local storage issues (e.g., `localStorage` not available). +3. **Manual Testing:** + * Thoroughly test all CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete) in various scenarios. + * Test edge cases (empty notes, very long notes, browser storage limits). + +#### Resources & Collaboration +* **io8codermaster:** Oversee the entire workflow, ensure adherence to principles. +* **io8analyst:** Clarify any ambiguous requirements regarding note behavior or UI expectations. +* **io8architect:** Provide guidance on module separation within `frontend/src/`, ensuring a scalable and maintainable structure for the JavaScript code (e.g., using `components/` and `services/`). +* **io8developer:** Primary agent for implementing all code within the `frontend/` directory. +* **io8pm:** Track progress, manage timelines, and report on milestones. +* **Development Environment:** Standard IDE (e.g., VSCode), web browser with developer tools for inspecting `localStorage`. + +#### Dependencies +* Completion of initial project setup and directory structuring by `io8project_builder` and `io8directory_structure`. +* Clarity on the 'Note' data structure and expected user interactions. + + +## Base Agent Prompt Reference + +This agent is based on the standard io8codermaster agent with project-specific customizations above. +Refer to the base io8codermaster agent prompt for general principles and workflow instructions. diff --git a/.sureai/.io8pm_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md b/.sureai/.io8pm_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c700f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/.io8pm_agent_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md @@ -0,0 +1,187 @@ +# io8 Project Manager Agent - Customized for This Project + +## Project-Specific Instructions + +## Product Requirements Document (PRD) + +### Generated: 2025-10-14T06:45:00.000Z + +## 1. Executive Summary +This document outlines the requirements for a standalone Notes Application, designed to be integrated as a feature module within the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. The primary objective is to provide users with a simple, intuitive tool to create, view, edit, and delete text-based notes. A key constraint is the exclusive use of the browser's local storage for data persistence, eliminating external backend dependencies for this initial version. The application will leverage the Clarity Design System for a consistent user experience within the boilerplate environment. + +## 2. Product Vision & Strategy +**Product Vision:** To empower users with a personal, accessible, and lightweight digital scratchpad for capturing and managing their thoughts and information locally. + +**Strategic Goals:** +* **Simplicity & Usability:** Provide a straightforward and intuitive user interface for core note-taking functions. +* **Local Data Control:** Offer a solution where user data is stored entirely on their local browser, ensuring privacy and immediate access without server interaction. +* **Boilerplate Enhancement:** Demonstrate the extensibility of the Angular Clarity Boilerplate by adding a fully functional, self-contained feature module. + +**Success Metrics:** +* **Functional Completion:** All CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for notes are fully implemented and stable. +* **Data Persistence:** Notes are reliably saved and retrieved from local storage across browser sessions. +* **UI Consistency:** The Notes App seamlessly integrates with the Clarity Design System and the boilerplate's overall look and feel. +* **Performance:** CRUD operations and note listing are responsive, completing within acceptable user interaction times. + +## 3. Target Users & Personas +**Target Users:** Individuals seeking a basic, personal note-taking tool. These users prioritize simplicity, local data storage, and quick access over advanced features like synchronization or collaboration. + +**Persona: "The Quick Jotter - Sarah"** +* **Demographics:** 28 years old, Marketing Coordinator, tech-savvy but prefers minimal overhead for personal tools. +* **Needs:** Needs a place to quickly jot down ideas, to-do items, meeting notes, or fleeting thoughts without signing up for an account or relying on cloud services. Values simplicity and speed. +* **Pain Points:** Existing note apps often require logins, have too many features, or are slow to load. Wants something that just works in her browser. +* **User Journey:** + 1. Opens the Notes App in her browser. + 2. Sees a list of her existing notes, or an empty state if none exist. + 3. Quickly creates a new note with a title and content. + 4. Saves the note, sees it appear in the list. + 5. Later, finds an existing note, edits its content, and updates it. + 6. Deletes old notes she no longer needs. + 7. Closes the browser, re-opens later, and expects her notes to still be there. + +## 4. Problem Statement +Users often require a simple, readily available tool for personal note-taking that prioritizes speed and local data storage without the complexity, overhead, or privacy concerns associated with cloud-based solutions or external backend services. Existing solutions can be overly feature-rich, require accounts, or introduce dependencies that are unnecessary for basic local note management. + +## 5. Solution Overview +The Notes Application will be a web-based, client-side feature module integrated into the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It will provide a user-friendly interface for managing text notes. Core features will include creating new notes with a title, content, and auto-generated creation date; viewing a list of all saved notes; editing the title and content of existing notes; and permanently deleting notes. All data will be stored exclusively in the browser's `localStorage` to ensure local persistence without a backend. + +## 6. Functional Requirements +As detailed in `analysis_document.md`: +* **FR-001: Note Data Model:** The application shall define a `Note` object structure including `id` (unique), `title` (string), `content` (string), and `dateCreated` (string/timestamp). +* **FR-002: Note Creation Interface:** Provide a UI form with input fields for 'Title' and 'Content' and a 'Save' button to submit new notes. +* **FR-003: Unique ID Generation:** Automatically generate a unique identifier for each new note. +* **FR-004: Date Stamping:** Automatically record the current date/time when a note is created. +* **FR-005: Note Storage (Create):** Persist new notes to the browser's local storage upon creation using the `localStorageService.js`. +* **FR-006: Note Listing Display:** Display all notes retrieved from local storage in a clear, ordered list format on the main application interface. +* **FR-007: Note Retrieval (Read):** Load all existing notes from local storage upon application initialization via `localStorageService.js`. +* **FR-008: Note Editing Interface:** Provide a mechanism (e.g., 'Edit' button) to select a note, populate an edit form with its current data, and save updated content. +* **FR-009: Note Storage (Update):** Update the corresponding note's data in local storage when modifications are saved. +* **FR-010: Note Deletion Mechanism:** Include a 'Delete' button or similar control for each note, allowing users to remove it. +* **FR-011: Note Storage (Delete):** Remove the selected note from local storage upon deletion confirmation. +* **FR-012: UI Refresh:** The display of notes shall automatically update after creation, editing, or deletion operations. + +## 7. Non-Functional Requirements +As detailed in `analysis_document.md`: +* **NFR-001: Usability:** The user interface for note creation, viewing, editing, and deletion shall be intuitive and easy to navigate for users with basic web literacy. +* **NFR-002: Performance:** Note creation, retrieval, updates, and deletions shall be responsive, with operations completing within acceptable browser interaction times (e.g., under 500ms for typical operations). +* **NFR-003: Data Integrity:** Notes stored in local storage shall be correctly retrieved without corruption. Data consistency must be maintained across CRUD operations. +* **NFR-004: Persistence:** All notes saved in local storage must persist across browser sessions until explicitly deleted by the user. +* **NFR-005: Accessibility:** (Basic) The application should follow standard web practices to ensure basic accessibility (e.g., clear labels, keyboard navigation where applicable). +* **NFR-006: Browser Compatibility:** The application should function correctly on modern web browsers that support `localStorage` (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). +* **NFR-007: Error Handling:** The application shall provide basic feedback to the user in case of local storage issues (e.g., full storage) or input validation errors (e.g., empty title). + +## 8. Epic Stories + +### Epic 1: Note Management (CRUD) +**Epic Description:** This epic encompasses all core functionalities for users to create, view, edit, and delete their notes, ensuring full control over their personal information. +**Business Value:** Provides the fundamental utility of a note-taking application, allowing users to effectively manage their thoughts and tasks, directly addressing the core problem statement. +**Acceptance Criteria:** Users can successfully perform all basic note CRUD operations, and notes are reliably persisted in local storage. + +**User Stories:** +- **US-001: Create a Note** + - **As a** user + - **I want to** be able to input a title and content for a new note + - **So that** I can capture a thought or idea. + - **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] The application displays a form with fields for 'Title' and 'Content'. + - [ ] I can enter text into both fields. + - [ ] Upon clicking a 'Save' button, a new note is created with the provided title and content, a unique ID, and the current date/time. + - [ ] The new note appears in the list of notes. + - [ ] The form clears after saving. + - [ ] If the title field is empty, a validation message prompts the user to enter a title, and the note is not saved. + - **Story Points:** 5 + - **Priority:** High + +- **US-002: View All Notes** + - **As a** user + - **I want to** see a list of all my previously saved notes + - **So that** I can easily review them. + - **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] When the application loads, all notes saved in local storage are displayed. + - [ ] Each note in the list shows its title and a snippet of its content. + - [ ] Notes are displayed in a readable format. + - [ ] The list updates automatically after any CRUD operation. + - **Story Points:** 3 + - **Priority:** High + +- **US-003: Edit an Existing Note** + - **As a** user + - **I want to** modify the title or content of an existing note + - **So that** I can update my thoughts or correct mistakes. + - **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Each displayed note has an 'Edit' option (e.g., a button or clickable area). + - [ ] Clicking 'Edit' for a note populates the note creation/edit form with that note's current title and content. + - [ ] I can change the title and/or content in the form. + - [ ] Upon clicking a 'Save'/'Update' button, the corresponding note in the list and local storage is updated with the new information. + - [ ] The list of notes reflects the updated content. + - [ ] The `dateCreated` field remains unchanged after editing. + - [ ] If the title field is empty during an edit, a validation message prompts the user to enter a title, and the note is not saved. + - **Story Points:** 8 + - **Priority:** High + +- **US-004: Delete a Note** + - **As a** user + - **I want to** remove a note that I no longer need + - **So that** I can keep my notes organized. + - **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Each displayed note has a 'Delete' option (e.g., a button). + - [ ] Clicking 'Delete' for a note removes it from the displayed list and from local storage. + - [ ] A confirmation dialog may optionally be presented before permanent deletion to prevent accidental data loss. + - [ ] The application does not display the deleted note anymore. + - **Story Points:** 3 + - **Priority:** High + +## 9. User Interface Requirements +* **Clarity Design System Adherence:** All UI elements (buttons, input fields, text areas, lists, modals for confirmation) must utilize components and styling from the VMware Clarity Design System for consistency with the base boilerplate, as referenced in `tech_stack_document.md`. +* **Note Form:** A clean form with distinct input fields for 'Title' (single line) and 'Content' (multi-line text area). A clear 'Save' button is required. +* **Note List Display:** Notes should be presented in a clear, scrollable list. Each list item should prominently display the note's title and optionally a content snippet and creation date. Each item must include distinct 'Edit' and 'Delete' controls. +* **Responsive Design:** The UI should be functional and aesthetically pleasing across common desktop browser sizes. (Inherited from Angular Clarity Boilerplate). +* **Empty State:** A clear message should be displayed when no notes are present in local storage, guiding the user to create their first note. + +## 10. Technical Requirements +* **Angular Framework:** The application will be built using Angular components, services, and modules, adhering to best practices for maintainability and scalability, as specified in `tech_stack_document.md`. +* **TypeScript:** All application logic will be written in TypeScript, ensuring strong typing for the `Note` data model and improved code quality. +* **LocalStorageService:** A dedicated Angular service (`LocalStorageService`) will encapsulate all interactions with the browser's `localStorage` API, acting as the data access layer as per `architecture_document.md`. +* **NotesModule:** The Notes app will be implemented as a lazy-loaded Angular feature module (`NotesModule`) to ensure modularity and efficient resource loading, as per `architecture_document.md`. +* **Component Structure:** Adhere to the component hierarchy outlined in `architecture_document.md`: `NotesPageComponent` (container), `NoteFormComponent`, `NoteListComponent`, and `NoteItemComponent` (presentational). +* **Reactive Programming:** Utilize RxJS for managing asynchronous data flows from `LocalStorageService` to UI components, ensuring real-time updates. +* **Unique ID Generation:** Implement a robust mechanism (e.g., UUID library or timestamp-based generation) for creating unique `id`s for each note. +* **Date Stamping:** Automatically capture the creation date using `Date.toISOString()` for consistent formatting. + +## 11. Success Metrics & KPIs +* **CRUD Operation Success Rate:** 100% of attempted create, read, update, and delete operations complete without errors under normal conditions. +* **Local Storage Reliability:** 100% of notes saved are successfully retrieved upon subsequent application loads. +* **Feature Completeness:** All user stories for Epic 1 (Note Management) are implemented and meet their acceptance criteria. +* **UI/UX Adherence:** The application passes a review for consistency with Clarity Design System guidelines. +* **Code Quality:** Adherence to Angular best practices, maintainability, and test coverage for core logic. + +## 12. Risk Assessment +* **Local Storage Capacity Limits:** `localStorage` typically has a 5-10MB limit. Risk: Data loss or inability to save new notes if exceeded. Mitigation: Inform users in documentation; design for graceful failure (e.g., error message) if storage is full. Not critical for MVP due to typical note size. +* **Browser Compatibility:** Inconsistent `localStorage` behavior or UI rendering across browsers. Mitigation: Test on major modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari). +* **Accidental Data Loss:** Users might clear browser data, losing all notes. Risk: User dissatisfaction. Mitigation: User awareness (documentation); consider a simple export/import feature for future enhancements, but not for MVP. +* **Security (XSS/Data Tampering):** Data in `localStorage` is accessible to scripts from the same origin. Risk: Malicious scripts could read/modify notes. Mitigation: Rely on Angular's built-in sanitization; primarily a client-side concern, less critical for a personal local app than multi-user systems. +* **Scope Creep:** Temptation to add features beyond core CRUD (e.g., search, tags, markdown). Mitigation: Strict adherence to MVP definition; backlog additional features for future iterations. + +## 13. Timeline & Milestones +* **M1: PRD Completion:** End of current PM agent execution. +* **M2: `LocalStorageService` & `Note` Model Implementation:** Target completion within 2 days post-PM. +* **M3: Notes UI & Core CRUD Functionality (Create/Read/Delete):** Target completion within 5 days post-PM. +* **M4: Edit Functionality & Full UI Integration:** Target completion within 3 days post-M3. +* **M5: Testing, Bug Fixing & Documentation:** Target completion within 3 days post-M4. +* **M6: Deployment Readiness:** Application ready for integration into the boilerplate build/deployment pipeline. + +## 14. Dependencies & Assumptions +* **Dependencies:** + * Existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate project structure and configurations. + * Availability of a modern web browser supporting `localStorage`. + * Node.js and Angular CLI for local development and build processes. +* **Assumptions:** + * The application is intended for single-user, single-browser instance usage. + * Data stored in `localStorage` is not required to synchronize across devices or browsers. + * Performance requirements for local storage operations are met within typical browser limitations for a small number of notes. + * Users understand that clearing browser data will delete their notes. + +## Base Agent Prompt Reference + +This agent is based on the standard io8pm agent with project-specific customizations above. +Refer to the base io8pm agent prompt for general PM principles and workflow instructions. diff --git a/.sureai/.io8project_builder_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md b/.sureai/.io8project_builder_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0e1535d --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/.io8project_builder_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +# io8 Project Builder Plan: build_a_notes_20251014_061510 + +## High-Level Scaffolding Plan + +**Backend:** +- The backend will be scaffolded using Spring Boot (default assumption if no architecture document is found). +- It will provide RESTful APIs for managing notes (create, read, update, delete). +- Database will be MySQL (default assumption). + +**Frontend:** +- The frontend will be scaffolded using Angular Clarity (default assumption). +- It will provide a user interface for interacting with the notes API. +- Client-side logic will handle local storage for notes as per user prompt. + +## Directory and File Scaffolding Strategy + +- **io8 Project Creation:** The initial project structure will be generated by the `create_project` MCP tool. +- **Build App:** The `build_app` MCP tool will further scaffold the application code based on the project definition. +- **Git Pull:** After the build, a `git pull` will retrieve the generated codebase into the local directory. +- **Wireframe Creation:** The `create_wireframe_raw` MCP tool will generate specific entity-related files (e.g., models, services, controllers) for the "Note" entity. + +## Build Tools and Scripts + +- **io8 MCP Tools:** `process_user_prompt` (for project creation), `build_app`, `create_wireframe_raw` will be used. +- **Git:** Standard `git init` and `git pull` commands will be used for code retrieval. +- **Shell Commands:** `pwd` for directory path extraction, `sleep` for delays, and `cat` for reading JSON outputs. + +## Pre-Developer Checks + +- **Architecture Document:** Check for `.sureai/architecture_document.md` to determine specific technology choices. If not present, default assumptions will be used. +- **Existing Project Check:** Verify the existence and content of `.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/create_project.out` to prevent duplicate project creation. + +## io8 Project Creation Details + +- **Project Name:** `build_a_notes_20251014_061510` (extracted from current directory path). +- **Visibility:** Private (default assumption). +- **Backend Technology:** To be determined from `architecture_document.md` or default to Spring Boot. +- **Database Technology:** To be determined from `architecture_document.md` or default to MySQL. +- **Frontend Technology:** To be determined from `architecture_document.md` or default to Angular Clarity. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/build_app.out b/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/build_app.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ba2adbd --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/build_app.out @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +{ + "status": "success", + "message": "Build request submitted 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+ "is_stared": null, + "staredCnt": null, + "is_watchlisted": null, + "watchlistedCnt": null, + "is_futuristic": null, + "futuristicCnt": null, + "is_pinned": null, + "pinnedCnt": null, + "private_deployid": null, + "isprivatedeploy": false, + "registery_profileid": 3, + "isregisteryprofile": true, + "github_profileid": null, + "isgithubprofile": false, + "modules": null, + "favourite": null, + "archived": null, + "workflow_id": 53, + "gitea_url": "http://157.66.191.31:3000/risadmin_prod/build_a_notes_20251014_061510.git", + "isfirstbuild": false, + "company_Display_Name": null + }, + "backendResp": { + "id": 2693, + "backend_service_name": "build_a_notes_20251014_061510-b", + "techstack": "Spring Boot", + "description": null, + "proj_id": 50830, + "isprimary": true, + "db_id": 2904 + }, + "moduleResp": { + "createdAt": "2025-10-14 06:19:58", + "updatedAt": "2025-10-14 06:19:58", + "createdBy": null, + "updatedBy": null, + "accountId": null, + "id": 50839, + "moduleName": "build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f", + "description": null, + "modulePrefix": null, + "copyTo": null, + "technologyStack": "Angular Clarity", + "is_active": true, + "tags": null, + "readme": false, + "dbName": null, + "dbUserName": null, + "dbPassword": null, + "portNumber": null, + "microservice": false, + "portaldeployment": false, + "parentrepo": null, + "copy_baseproj": false, + "loginservice": false, + "testing": false, + "type": null, + "rn_fb_headers": null, + "rn_report_builder": null, + "projectId": 0, + "projectName": null + }, + "dbResp": { + "id": 2904, + "db_name": "build_a_notes_20251014_061510-d", + "db_type": null, + "db_username": "root", + "db_password": "root", + "port_no": 3306, + "proj_id": 50830, + "techstack": "MySQL", + "host_name": null, + "existing_db": false, + "isdefault": false + } +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/create_wireframe.out b/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/create_wireframe.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2e7adfa --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/create_wireframe.out @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +{ + "createdAt": "2025-10-14 06:30:06", + "updatedAt": "2025-10-14 06:30:06", + "createdBy": 10007301, + "updatedBy": 10007301, + "accountId": null, + "id": 8282, + "techStack": "Spring Boot", + "objectType": "form", + "subObjectType": "only header", + "uiName": "Note", + "formType": null, + "tableName": null, + "lineTableName": null, + "multilineTableName": null, + "formCode": "Note_view", + "jspName": null, + "controllerName": "NoteController", + "serviceName": null, + "serviceImplName": null, + "daoName": null, + "daoImplName": null, + "build": false, + "updated": false, + "menuName": null, + "headerName": "Note", + "convertedTableName": null, + "package_name": "Note", + "backend_id": 2693, + "testing": false, + "child_form": false, + "add_tomobile": false, + "editable": true, + "is_active": true, + "is_notification": null, + "add_to_card": false, + "card_id": null, + "add_to_apiregistery": null, + "isrealm": false, + "realm_id": null, + "notification_msg": null, + "table_type": null, + "type": null, + "rn_cff_actionBuilder": null, + "serviceTechid": null +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/git_pull_status.out b/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/git_pull_status.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..69d01b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/.sureai/io8_mcp/responses/git_pull_status.out @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +git pull successful \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/Dockerfile.backend b/Dockerfile.backend new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2dd86f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/Dockerfile.backend @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# Placeholder - DevOps will fill this later diff --git a/Dockerfile.frontend b/Dockerfile.frontend new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2dd86f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/Dockerfile.frontend @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# Placeholder - DevOps will fill this later diff --git a/backend/.gitkeep b/backend/.gitkeep new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.directory_structure.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.directory_structure.md index 3cafd40..4a20ebd 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.directory_structure.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.directory_structure.md @@ -57,4 +57,79 @@ This document outlines the directory structure for the Angular Clarity boilerpla - `angular.json`: The configuration file for the Angular CLI. - `package.json`: Defines the project's dependencies and scripts. - `README.txt`: The main documentation file for the project. - - `tsconfig.json`: The configuration file for the TypeScript compiler. \ No newline at end of file + - `tsconfig.json`: The configuration file for the TypeScript compiler. + +--- + +## DIRECTORY STRUCTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:32:46 + +### Directory Structure for 'Notes App' + +This document outlines the required directory structure for the 'Notes App' project. It adheres to the core directory structure principles, ensuring proper separation of code, configuration, and agent outputs, building upon an assumed cloned base project. + +**Project Root (`./`) Structure:** + +``` +./ +├── .io8project/ +│ ├── .state.json # Task state persistence for the notes app workflow +│ └── project_metadata.json # Project metadata for the 'Notes App' (e.g., name, description) +├── cloned base project/ # The base project containing initial boilerplate or a starting point +│ ├── .sureai/ # Agent outputs and visible documents specific to the notes app +│ ├── uploads/ # Directory for uploaded documents/images (e.g., by requirement builder) +│ ├── .directory_structure_build_a_notes_build_a_notes_20251014_061510.md # This detailed directory structure specification +│ ├── .bmad_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Business Model & Design document draft +│ ├── .analyst_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Analyst's initial findings/notes +│ ├── .architect_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Architect's design considerations +│ ├── .pm_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Project Manager's notes/status +│ ├── .sm_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Scrum Master's meeting notes/updates +│ ├── .developer_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: Developer's initial thoughts/plans +│ ├── .devops_agent_{user_prompt}_{timestamp}.md # Hidden agent output: DevOps' infrastructure notes +│ ├── .bmad_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further B-MAD agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .analyst_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further Analyst agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .architect_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further Architect agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .developer_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further Developer agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .devops_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further DevOps agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── .pm_*.md # Hidden agent outputs: Further PM agent documents (prefixed with dot) +│ ├── analysis_document.md # Visible document: Detailed analysis of the notes app requirements +│ ├── requirements_document.md # Visible document: Comprehensive requirements for the notes app +│ ├── architecture_document.md # Visible document: Architectural design for the notes app +│ ├── tech_stack_document.md # Visible document: Technology stack choices for the notes app +│ ├── prd_document.md # Visible document: Product Requirements Document for the notes app +│ ├── project_plan.md # Visible document: Overall project plan for the notes app development +│ ├── tasks_list.md # Visible document: List of tasks, managed by Scrum Master, updated by Developer +│ └── sprint_plan.md # Visible document: Current sprint plan and objectives +│ ├── base_frontend_template/ # Example: Pre-existing frontend boilerplate from the base project +│ │ ├── index.html +│ │ └── style.css +│ └── base_backend_template/ # Example: Pre-existing backend boilerplate from the base project (if any) +├── backend/ # Backend code files for the 'Notes App' (e.g., for API if local storage is later replaced/augmented) +│ ├── src/ # Source code for the backend service +│ │ └── app.py # Example: Python Flask/FastAPI application entry point +│ ├── tests/ # Unit and integration tests for backend components +│ ├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies for the backend +│ └── Dockerfile # Backend-specific Dockerfile (if not using root Dockerfile.backend directly) +├── frontend/ # Frontend code files for the 'Notes App' (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, interacting with local storage) +│ ├── public/ # Static assets served directly +│ │ ├── index.html # Main entry point for the notes app UI +│ │ ├── style.css # Main stylesheet for the notes app +│ │ └── assets/ # Directory for images, fonts, etc. +│ ├── src/ # Source code for JavaScript components and logic +│ │ ├── components/ # UI components (e.g., NoteItem, NoteList, NoteForm) +│ │ ├── services/ # Services for local storage interaction +│ │ └── app.js # Main JavaScript application logic +│ └── package.json # Frontend dependencies (e.g., for build tools like Webpack/Vite, or a framework like React/Vue) +├── deployment_config.yml # Root level deployment configuration for the entire notes app project +├── Dockerfile.backend # Root level Dockerfile specifically for the backend service of the notes app +├── Dockerfile.frontend # Root level Dockerfile specifically for the frontend service of the notes app +├── docker-compose.yml # Root level Docker Compose file to orchestrate the notes app services +└── nginx.conf # Root level Nginx configuration for serving the frontend or proxying requests +``` + +**Notes for 'Notes App' Specifics:** + +* **Frontend Focus:** The initial implementation using local storage will heavily rely on the `frontend/` directory. The `backend/` might remain empty or contain minimal setup initially, but it's included for future scalability (e.g., adding user authentication, cloud storage). +* **Local Storage Interaction:** Frontend JavaScript (`frontend/src/services/` or `frontend/src/app.js`) will manage notes directly with `localStorage`. +* **No Database Directory:** Given the use of local storage, no explicit database directory (e.g., `db/`) is included at this stage. If a backend with a database is introduced later, this structure will be updated by a subsequent agent. +* **Agent Outputs and Documents:** All agent-generated files (prefixed with `.`) and key project documents (e.g., `requirements_document.md`) will reside within the `.sureai/` directory inside the `cloned base project/`. +* **Root Level Configuration:** Docker and deployment configuration files are placed at the project root for easy access and management, adhering to standard practices. diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.io8coder_breakdown.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.io8coder_breakdown.md index 55598c9..cb7032c 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.io8coder_breakdown.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.io8coder_breakdown.md @@ -65,4 +65,78 @@ * **Phase 4: Build & Deployment** * Build the application for production. * Deploy to a hosting service. - * Set up CI/CD pipelines for automated builds and deployments. \ No newline at end of file + * Set up CI/CD pipelines for automated builds and deployments. + +--- + +## CODER BREAKDOWN UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:33:59 + + + +### Project Breakdown: Notes App - 2025-10-14 06:15:20 + +#### Project Goal +Develop a simple web-based Notes Application enabling users to create, edit, and delete text-based notes, with data persistence handled via local storage. + +#### Core Features (Milestones) +1. **Note Data Model:** Define the structure for a `Note` object (title, content, date created, unique ID). +2. **Note Creation:** Implement a user interface (UI) to input title and content, and save the new note to local storage. +3. **Note Listing:** Display all existing notes loaded from local storage on the application's main interface. +4. **Note Editing:** Provide functionality to select an existing note, modify its title and/or content, and update it in local storage. +5. **Note Deletion:** Allow users to remove selected notes from both the UI and local storage. +6. **Local Storage Integration:** Ensure all CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations are reliably performed with the browser's local storage. + +#### Technical Constraints & Considerations +* **Storage Mechanism:** Strictly local storage for data persistence, as per the user prompt. This implies a frontend-heavy application with no traditional backend database at this stage. +* **Frontend Technologies:** Standard web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) within the `frontend/` directory as outlined in the `.directory_structure.md` update. The cloned base project's Angular Clarity boilerplate components will serve as a foundational structure for potential future enhancements, but the core notes app logic will likely reside in `frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/`, and `frontend/src/services/` for local storage management. +* **User Interface:** A responsive and intuitive UI for managing notes. +* **Single User Focus:** The application will be designed for a single user per browser instance, leveraging browser-specific local storage. +* **No Authentication/Authorization:** Not required for this initial scope. +* **Error Handling:** Basic error handling for local storage operations (e.g., storage limits). + +#### Key Deliverables +* Functional Notes App (HTML, CSS, JavaScript files) within the `frontend/` directory. +* Clean, well-structured JavaScript code for managing notes and local storage interactions. +* Updated documentation and agent prompts in the `.sureai/` directory, including analysis, architecture, and project plan documents. + +#### Assumptions +* Users will access the application via a modern web browser that supports `localStorage`. +* The primary focus is on core CRUD functionality; advanced features like search, tagging, rich text editing, or sharing are out of scope for the initial build. +* The `cloned base project` serves as the foundation, with new app-specific files created within `frontend/` and agent outputs within `.sureai/` as per the updated directory structure. + + + +--- + +## CODER BREAKDOWN UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:34:30 + +### Project Breakdown: Notes App - 2025-10-14 06:15:20 + +#### Project Goal +Develop a simple web-based Notes Application enabling users to create, edit, and delete text-based notes, with data persistence handled via local storage. + +#### Core Features (Milestones) +1. **Note Data Model:** Define the structure for a `Note` object (title, content, date created, unique ID). +2. **Note Creation:** Implement a user interface (UI) to input title and content, and save the new note to local storage. +3. **Note Listing:** Display all existing notes loaded from local storage on the application's main interface. +4. **Note Editing:** Provide functionality to select an existing note, modify its title and/or content, and update it in local storage. +5. **Note Deletion:** Allow users to remove selected notes from both the UI and local storage. +6. **Local Storage Integration:** Ensure all CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations are reliably performed with the browser's local storage. + +#### Technical Constraints & Considerations +* **Storage Mechanism:** Strictly local storage for data persistence, as per the user prompt. This implies a frontend-heavy application with no traditional backend database at this stage. +* **Frontend Technologies:** Standard web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) within the `frontend/` directory as outlined in the `.directory_structure.md` update. The cloned base project's Angular Clarity boilerplate components will serve as a foundational structure for potential future enhancements, but the core notes app logic will likely reside in `frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/`, and `frontend/src/services/` for local storage management. +* **User Interface:** A responsive and intuitive UI for managing notes. +* **Single User Focus:** The application will be designed for a single user per browser instance, leveraging browser-specific local storage. +* **No Authentication/Authorization:** Not required for this initial scope. +* **Error Handling:** Basic error handling for local storage operations (e.g., storage limits). + +#### Key Deliverables +* Functional Notes App (HTML, CSS, JavaScript files) within the `frontend/` directory. +* Clean, well-structured JavaScript code for managing notes and local storage interactions. +* Updated documentation and agent prompts in the `.sureai/` directory, including analysis, architecture, and project plan documents. + +#### Assumptions +* Users will access the application via a modern web browser that supports `localStorage`. +* The primary focus is on core CRUD functionality; advanced features like search, tagging, rich text editing, or sharing are out of scope for the initial build. +* The `cloned base project` serves as the foundation, with new app-specific files created within `frontend/` and agent outputs within `.sureai/` as per the updated directory structure. diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.io8coder_plan.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.io8coder_plan.md index 7a9859c..ca8eed6 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.io8coder_plan.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/.io8coder_plan.md @@ -56,4 +56,128 @@ **Assumptions:** * The developer has a basic understanding of Angular and the Clarity Design System. -* The developer has Node.js and the Angular CLI installed. \ No newline at end of file +* The developer has Node.js and the Angular CLI installed. + +--- + +## CODER PLAN UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:33:59 + + + +### Implementation Plan: Notes App - 2025-10-14 06:15:20 + +#### Phase 1: Setup and Core Structure (Estimated: 2-3 Days) +1. **Project Initialization:** + * Verify the cloned base project structure and identify the `frontend/` directory for development. + * Create `frontend/public/index.html` (if not already existing in a suitable form from the boilerplate), `frontend/public/style.css`, and `frontend/src/app.js` based on `.directory_structure.md`. +2. **Define Note Data Model:** + * Establish a JavaScript object structure for a `Note`: `{ id: string, title: string, content: string, dateCreated: string }`. + * Implement a helper function to generate unique IDs (e.g., UUID). +3. **Basic UI Skeleton (`frontend/public/index.html`): + * Set up the basic HTML structure including areas for a note creation form and a list to display notes. + * Link `style.css` and `app.js`. +4. **Local Storage Service (`frontend/src/services/localStorageService.js`): + * Create a dedicated JavaScript module/service to abstract local storage operations (e.g., `saveNote`, `getNotes`, `updateNote`, `deleteNote`). + +#### Phase 2: Core Feature Development (Estimated: 4-6 Days) +1. **Note Creation (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteForm.js`): + * Implement the form for creating new notes (title input, content textarea, save button). + * Attach event listeners to capture input and trigger the `saveNote` function from the local storage service. + * Upon successful save, clear the form and trigger a refresh of the note list. +2. **Note Listing (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteList.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`): + * On application load, call `getNotes` from the local storage service to retrieve all notes. + * Dynamically render each note as a list item, displaying its title, content snippet, and date created. +3. **Note Deletion (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`): + * Add a 'Delete' button next to each displayed note. + * Implement an event listener to call `deleteNote` from the local storage service with the note's ID. + * Remove the note from the UI after successful deletion. +4. **Note Editing (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteForm.js`): + * Add an 'Edit' button to each note. + * When clicked, populate the creation form (or a dedicated edit form) with the selected note's data. + * Implement logic to call `updateNote` from the local storage service when the edited note is saved. + * Update the UI to reflect the changes. + +#### Phase 3: UI/UX Refinement and Testing (Estimated: 2-3 Days) +1. **Styling (`frontend/public/style.css`): + * Apply basic, clean CSS styling to ensure readability and a user-friendly interface. + * Ensure responsiveness for different screen sizes (basic level). +2. **Error Handling & Validation:** + * Add basic form validation (e.g., title not empty). + * Implement simple error messages for local storage issues (e.g., `localStorage` not available). +3. **Manual Testing:** + * Thoroughly test all CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete) in various scenarios. + * Test edge cases (empty notes, very long notes, browser storage limits). + +#### Resources & Collaboration +* **io8codermaster:** Oversee the entire workflow, ensure adherence to principles. +* **io8analyst:** Clarify any ambiguous requirements regarding note behavior or UI expectations. +* **io8architect:** Provide guidance on module separation within `frontend/src/`, ensuring a scalable and maintainable structure for the JavaScript code (e.g., using `components/` and `services/`). +* **io8developer:** Primary agent for implementing all code within the `frontend/` directory. +* **io8pm:** Track progress, manage timelines, and report on milestones. +* **Development Environment:** Standard IDE (e.g., VSCode), web browser with developer tools for inspecting `localStorage`. + +#### Dependencies +* Completion of initial project setup and directory structuring by `io8project_builder` and `io8directory_structure`. +* Clarity on the 'Note' data structure and expected user interactions. + + + +--- + +## CODER PLAN UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:34:30 + +### Implementation Plan: Notes App - 2025-10-14 06:15:20 + +#### Phase 1: Setup and Core Structure (Estimated: 2-3 Days) +1. **Project Initialization:** + * Verify the cloned base project structure and identify the `frontend/` directory for development. + * Create `frontend/public/index.html` (if not already existing in a suitable form from the boilerplate), `frontend/public/style.css`, and `frontend/src/app.js` based on `.directory_structure.md`. +2. **Define Note Data Model:** + * Establish a JavaScript object structure for a `Note`: `{ id: string, title: string, content: string, dateCreated: string }`. + * Implement a helper function to generate unique IDs (e.g., UUID). +3. **Basic UI Skeleton (`frontend/public/index.html`): + * Set up the basic HTML structure including areas for a note creation form and a list to display notes. + * Link `style.css` and `app.js`. +4. **Local Storage Service (`frontend/src/services/localStorageService.js`): + * Create a dedicated JavaScript module/service to abstract local storage operations (e.g., `saveNote`, `getNotes`, `updateNote`, `deleteNote`). + +#### Phase 2: Core Feature Development (Estimated: 4-6 Days) +1. **Note Creation (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteForm.js`): + * Implement the form for creating new notes (title input, content textarea, save button). + * Attach event listeners to capture input and trigger the `saveNote` function from the local storage service. + * Upon successful save, clear the form and trigger a refresh of the note list. +2. **Note Listing (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteList.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`): + * On application load, call `getNotes` from the local storage service to retrieve all notes. + * Dynamically render each note as a list item, displaying its title, content snippet, and date created. +3. **Note Deletion (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`): + * Add a 'Delete' button next to each displayed note. + * Implement an event listener to call `deleteNote` from the local storage service with the note's ID. + * Remove the note from the UI after successful deletion. +4. **Note Editing (`frontend/src/app.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteItem.js`, `frontend/src/components/NoteForm.js`): + * Add an 'Edit' button to each note. + * When clicked, populate the creation form (or a dedicated edit form) with the selected note's data. + * Implement logic to call `updateNote` from the local storage service when the edited note is saved. + * Update the UI to reflect the changes. + +#### Phase 3: UI/UX Refinement and Testing (Estimated: 2-3 Days) +1. **Styling (`frontend/public/style.css`): + * Apply basic, clean CSS styling to ensure readability and a user-friendly interface. + * Ensure responsiveness for different screen sizes (basic level). +2. **Error Handling & Validation:** + * Add basic form validation (e.g., title not empty). + * Implement simple error messages for local storage issues (e.g., `localStorage` not available). +3. **Manual Testing:** + * Thoroughly test all CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete) in various scenarios. + * Test edge cases (empty notes, very long notes, browser storage limits). + +#### Resources & Collaboration +* **io8codermaster:** Oversee the entire workflow, ensure adherence to principles. +* **io8analyst:** Clarify any ambiguous requirements regarding note behavior or UI expectations. +* **io8architect:** Provide guidance on module separation within `frontend/src/`, ensuring a scalable and maintainable structure for the JavaScript code (e.g., using `components/` and `services/`). +* **io8developer:** Primary agent for implementing all code within the `frontend/` directory. +* **io8pm:** Track progress, manage timelines, and report on milestones. +* **Development Environment:** Standard IDE (e.g., VSCode), web browser with developer tools for inspecting `localStorage`. + +#### Dependencies +* Completion of initial project setup and directory structuring by `io8project_builder` and `io8directory_structure`. +* Clarity on the 'Note' data structure and expected user interactions. diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/analysis_document.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/analysis_document.md index e7a01d0..38b17b1 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/analysis_document.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/analysis_document.md @@ -60,4 +60,87 @@ The boilerplate will provide the following functional capabilities out-of-the-bo - Singleton services (e.g., logging, authentication) must be provided in the `CoreModule`. - Reusable components, pipes, and directives that do not have a dependency on services must be declared and exported in the `SharedModule`. - All major application features should be encapsulated within their own lazy-loaded modules. -- Environment-specific variables (e.g., API endpoints) must be managed in the `environments` folder. \ No newline at end of file +- Environment-specific variables (e.g., API endpoints) must be managed in the `environments` folder. + +--- + +## BUSINESS ANALYSIS UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:37:01 + +## Analysis Document +Generated: 2025-10-14T06:35:00.000Z + +### Project Overview +The project aims to develop a simple web-based Notes Application. Users will be able to perform fundamental operations such as creating, editing, and deleting text-based notes. A key requirement is that all data persistence will be managed using the browser's local storage mechanism, eliminating the need for a traditional backend database for this initial scope. The application will leverage standard frontend web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and will be integrated into the `frontend/` directory of the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate base project, as guided by the `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` and `io8codermaster_plan.md` documents. + +### Business Analysis +This Notes App serves a straightforward user need: a personal, lightweight tool for jotting down and managing simple text notes. The primary value proposition is its simplicity, direct access (no login required), and local persistence, making it suitable for quick personal organization without reliance on external services. The target audience is any individual needing a basic digital scratchpad. Given the local storage constraint, the application is designed for single-user, single-browser instance usage. It provides a foundational utility that can be extended in the future but focuses on the core CRUD functionality for immediate usability. This aligns with the `io8codermaster_breakdown.md`'s focus on core features and local storage. + +### User Requirements +Based on the user prompt and `io8codermaster_breakdown.md`, the core user requirements are: +* **Note Creation:** Users need to create new text notes, providing a title and content. +* **Note Content:** Each note must capture a title, its main text content, and automatically record the date it was created. +* **Note Management:** Users must be able to view a list of all their existing notes. +* **Note Editing:** Users need the ability to modify the title and/or content of an existing note. +* **Note Deletion:** Users must be able to remove unwanted notes. +* **Data Persistence:** All created, edited, and deleted notes must be saved and retrieved reliably using local storage, ensuring data is retained across browser sessions for the same user. + +### Functional Requirements +* **Note Data Model:** The application shall define a `Note` object structure including `id` (unique), `title` (string), `content` (string), and `dateCreated` (string/timestamp), as specified in `io8codermaster_plan.md`. +* **Note Creation Interface:** Provide a UI form with input fields for 'Title' and 'Content' and a 'Save' button to submit new notes. +* **Unique ID Generation:** Automatically generate a unique identifier for each new note. +* **Date Stamping:** Automatically record the current date/time when a note is created. +* **Note Storage (Create):** Persist new notes to the browser's local storage upon creation using the `localStorageService.js` as outlined in `io8codermaster_plan.md`. +* **Note Listing Display:** Display all notes retrieved from local storage in a clear, ordered list format on the main application interface. +* **Note Retrieval (Read):** Load all existing notes from local storage upon application initialization via `localStorageService.js`. +* **Note Editing Interface:** Provide a mechanism (e.g., 'Edit' button) to select a note, populate an edit form with its current data, and save updated content. +* **Note Storage (Update):** Update the corresponding note's data in local storage when modifications are saved. +* **Note Deletion Mechanism:** Include a 'Delete' button or similar control for each note, allowing users to remove it. +* **Note Storage (Delete):** Remove the selected note from local storage upon deletion confirmation. +* **UI Refresh:** The display of notes shall automatically update after creation, editing, or deletion operations. + +### Non-Functional Requirements +* **NFR-001: Usability:** The user interface for note creation, viewing, editing, and deletion shall be intuitive and easy to navigate for users with basic web literacy. +* **NFR-002: Performance:** Note creation, retrieval, updates, and deletions shall be responsive, with operations completing within acceptable browser interaction times (e.g., under 500ms for typical operations). +* **NFR-003: Data Integrity:** Notes stored in local storage shall be correctly retrieved without corruption. Data consistency must be maintained across CRUD operations. +* **NFR-004: Persistence:** All notes saved in local storage must persist across browser sessions until explicitly deleted by the user, as dictated by the local storage constraint in `io8codermaster_breakdown.md`. +* **NFR-005: Accessibility:** (Basic) The application should follow standard web practices to ensure basic accessibility (e.g., clear labels, keyboard navigation where applicable). +* **NFR-006: Browser Compatibility:** The application should function correctly on modern web browsers that support `localStorage` (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). +* **NFR-007: Error Handling:** The application shall provide basic feedback to the user in case of local storage issues (e.g., full storage) or input validation errors (e.g., empty title). + +### User Stories +* **US-001: Create a Note** + * **As a user,** I want to be able to input a title and content for a new note, **so that** I can capture a thought or idea. + * **Acceptance Criteria:** + * The application displays a form with fields for 'Title' and 'Content'. + * I can enter text into both fields. + * Upon clicking a 'Save' button, a new note is created with the provided title and content, a unique ID, and the current date/time. + * The new note appears in the list of notes. + * The form clears after saving. +* **US-002: View All Notes** + * **As a user,** I want to see a list of all my previously saved notes, **so that** I can easily review them. + * **Acceptance Criteria:** + * When the application loads, all notes saved in local storage are displayed. + * Each note in the list shows its title and a snippet of its content. + * Notes are displayed in a readable format. +* **US-003: Edit an Existing Note** + * **As a user,** I want to modify the title or content of an existing note, **so that** I can update my thoughts or correct mistakes. + * **Acceptance Criteria:** + * Each displayed note has an 'Edit' option. + * Clicking 'Edit' for a note populates the note creation/edit form with that note's current title and content. + * I can change the title and/or content in the form. + * Upon clicking a 'Save'/'Update' button, the corresponding note in the list and local storage is updated with the new information. + * The list of notes reflects the updated content. +* **US-004: Delete a Note** + * **As a user,** I want to remove a note that I no longer need, **so that** I can keep my notes organized. + * **Acceptance Criteria:** + * Each displayed note has a 'Delete' option. + * Clicking 'Delete' for a note removes it from the displayed list and from local storage. + * The application does not display the deleted note anymore. + +### Business Rules +* **BR-001: Required Fields:** A note's title cannot be empty when saved. If the title is empty, the user should be prompted to provide one. +* **BR-002: Unique Identifiers:** Each note must have a unique identifier (ID). +* **BR-003: Date Created Immutability:** The `dateCreated` field for a note is set only once upon initial creation and should not be editable by the user. +* **BR-004: Local Storage Limits:** The application must gracefully handle potential local storage capacity limits, though explicit user feedback might be limited to a generic error message. +* **BR-005: Data Scope:** The application is designed for single-user, browser-local data storage. Data is not synchronized across different browsers or devices, aligning with the `io8codermaster_breakdown.md`'s constraints. + diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/architecture_document.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/architecture_document.md index cfde347..00113f8 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/architecture_document.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/architecture_document.md @@ -135,4 +135,153 @@ Lazy Loading: The architecture strongly encourages the use of lazy-loaded featur Modular Design: The strict separation of concerns into Core, Shared, and Feature modules makes the codebase easier to manage, test, and scale as the application grows in complexity. -State Management: For applications with complex state, a state management library like NgRx or Akita can be easily integrated into this architecture without requiring significant refactoring. \ No newline at end of file +State Management: For applications with complex state, a state management library like NgRx or Akita can be easily integrated into this architecture without requiring significant refactoring. + +--- + +## ARCHITECTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:39:10 + + +# Architecture Document +Generated: 2025-10-14T06:37:01Z + +## Notes Application Architecture + +### System Overview +The Notes Application is designed as a self-contained feature within the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It provides basic Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) functionality for text-based notes. A critical design constraint, as highlighted in `analysis_document.md` and `requirements_document.md`, is the exclusive use of browser `localStorage` for all data persistence, eliminating the need for a traditional backend service for this initial scope. The application emphasizes a simple, intuitive user experience for managing personal notes locally. + +### Architecture Pattern +The Notes app will adhere to a **Component-Based Architecture** leveraging Angular's modularity, services, and reactive programming principles. It will follow a layered approach: +1. **Presentation Layer (Components):** Responsible for UI rendering and user interaction, built with Clarity Design System components. +2. **Service Layer (Data Access):** A dedicated service (`LocalStorageService`) to abstract all data persistence logic and interactions with `localStorage`. +3. **Data Layer (Models):** TypeScript interfaces defining the `Note` entity structure. + +This pattern ensures a clean separation of concerns, making the application maintainable and allowing for easier migration to a server-side backend in the future by replacing only the `LocalStorageService` with an `ApiService`. + +### Component Design +To integrate the Notes app into the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate (referencing `analysis_document.md`'s scalable architecture), a new feature module will be introduced: + +* **`NotesModule`**: A lazy-loaded Angular feature module encapsulating all Notes application components and services. This aligns with `requirements_document.md` (FR-002: Modular Architecture) and `analysis_document.md`'s guidance for new feature modules. + * **`NotesPageComponent`**: (Container Component) Serves as the main entry point for the Notes application. It will orchestrate the `NoteFormComponent` and `NoteListComponent`, managing the overall state and data flow between them. This component will be responsible for fetching all notes on initialization and handling updates from child components. + * **`NoteFormComponent`**: (Presentational/Smart Component) A reusable component responsible for creating new notes and editing existing ones. It will include input fields for `title` and `content` (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-001, IR-002) and a 'Save' button. It will emit events for saving/updating notes to its parent (`NotesPageComponent`). Clarity form components will be used for consistency. + * **`NoteListComponent`**: (Presentational Component) Displays the collection of notes retrieved from local storage (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-002, IR-003). It receives a list of `Note` objects as input and renders them using `NoteItemComponent`. + * **`NoteItemComponent`**: (Presentational Component) Represents a single note within the `NoteListComponent`. It displays the note's title and content snippet, along with 'Edit' and 'Delete' actions (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-003, FR-004, IR-003). It emits events for edit and delete actions to its parent (`NoteListComponent` or `NotesPageComponent`). + * **`LocalStorageService`**: (Service) A singleton Angular service responsible for all interactions with the browser's `localStorage` API. This service will encapsulate the logic for storing, retrieving, updating, and deleting `Note` objects as an array of JSON strings under a defined key (e.g., `notes_app_notes`). It will expose methods such as `getNotes()`, `saveNote()`, `updateNote()`, and `deleteNote()` (referencing `requirements_document.md` FR-005, Data Requirements). It may use RxJS `BehaviorSubject` or `Subject` to provide a reactive stream of notes to components, ensuring real-time UI updates. + +### Data Architecture + +* **Entity Model**: The core data entity is `Note`, defined as a TypeScript interface/class (as specified in `requirements_document.md` - Data Requirements). + ```typescript + interface Note { + id: string; // Unique identifier (UUID generated) + title: string; // Required, user-provided + content: string; // Optional, user-provided + dateCreated: string; // ISO 8601 timestamp, auto-generated on creation + } + ``` +* **Storage Mechanism**: Browser `localStorage` API (as per `analysis_document.md` and `requirements_document.md` FR-005). + * All notes will be stored as an array of `Note` objects, serialized into a single JSON string. + * This JSON string will be stored under a specific key, e.g., `"notes_app_notes"`, in `localStorage`. +* **Data Flow**: + 1. On application load, `NotesPageComponent` requests notes from `LocalStorageService`. + 2. `LocalStorageService` retrieves and deserializes the JSON string from `localStorage`, then provides the array of `Note` objects. + 3. `NotesPageComponent` passes notes to `NoteListComponent` for display. + 4. `NoteFormComponent` submits new/updated note data to `NotesPageComponent`. + 5. `NotesPageComponent` calls `LocalStorageService` to persist changes. + 6. `LocalStorageService` updates `localStorage` and optionally notifies subscribers (e.g., `NotesPageComponent`) of the change, triggering a UI refresh (NFR-001, FR-001, FR-003, FR-004). + +### API Design +Given the constraint of using `localStorage`, there is no external API. The `LocalStorageService` acts as the data access layer, providing methods that mimic a typical API interaction: +* `getNotes(): Observable`: Retrieves all notes from `localStorage`. +* `getNoteById(id: string): Observable`: Retrieves a single note by its ID. +* `createNote(note: Partial): Observable`: Adds a new note to `localStorage`, generates `id` and `dateCreated`. +* `updateNote(note: Note): Observable`: Updates an existing note in `localStorage` based on its `id`. +* `deleteNote(id: string): Observable`: Removes a note from `localStorage` by its `id`. + +### Security Architecture +For a client-side, `localStorage`-based application, security considerations are minimal: +* **Data Confidentiality**: Data is stored locally in the browser, accessible to other scripts on the *same origin*. It is not protected against local machine access or browser inspection. This aligns with the single-user, local persistence model. +* **Input Validation**: Implement basic validation for note `title` (cannot be empty, as per Business Rule BR-001 in `analysis_document.md`) to prevent invalid data from being stored. +* **XSS Protection**: Angular's built-in sanitization will help prevent basic Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) if note content is rendered using `[innerHTML]`, but for a local app, this is less of a concern than for a multi-user application. + +### Scalability Considerations +* **Data Volume**: The primary limitation is `localStorage` capacity (typically 5-10MB). The application is not designed for storing thousands of large notes. Performance (NFR-001) may degrade if the number of notes or their content size becomes excessive. +* **User Concurrency**: The application is strictly single-user, single-browser instance. It does not support synchronization across multiple devices or browsers. +* **Future Backend Integration**: The separation of the `LocalStorageService` allows for a clear upgrade path. If a backend database and API are required in the future, the `LocalStorageService` can be replaced by an `ApiService` that communicates with the server, with minimal changes to the UI components. This aligns with the `analysis_document.md`'s emphasis on extensibility. +* **Modular Growth**: The `NotesModule` can easily grow with additional features (e.g., search, tags) without impacting the core boilerplate structure, as per `requirements_document.md` FR-002. + + + +--- + +## ARCHITECTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:39:51 + + +# Architecture Document +Generated: 2025-10-14T06:37:01Z + +## Notes Application Architecture + +### System Overview +The Notes Application is designed as a self-contained feature within the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It provides basic Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) functionality for text-based notes. A critical design constraint, as highlighted in `analysis_document.md` and `requirements_document.md`, is the exclusive use of browser `localStorage` for all data persistence, eliminating the need for a traditional backend service for this initial scope. The application emphasizes a simple, intuitive user experience for managing personal notes locally. + +### Architecture Pattern +The Notes app will adhere to a **Component-Based Architecture** leveraging Angular's modularity, services, and reactive programming principles. It will follow a layered approach: +1. **Presentation Layer (Components):** Responsible for UI rendering and user interaction, built with Clarity Design System components. +2. **Service Layer (Data Access):** A dedicated service (`LocalStorageService`) to abstract all data persistence logic and interactions with `localStorage`. +3. **Data Layer (Models):** TypeScript interfaces defining the `Note` entity structure. + +This pattern ensures a clean separation of concerns, making the application maintainable and allowing for easier migration to a server-side backend in the future by replacing only the `LocalStorageService` with an `ApiService`. + +### Component Design +To integrate the Notes app into the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate (referencing `analysis_document.md`'s scalable architecture), a new feature module will be introduced: + +* **`NotesModule`**: A lazy-loaded Angular feature module encapsulating all Notes application components and services. This aligns with `requirements_document.md` (FR-002: Modular Architecture) and `analysis_document.md`'s guidance for new feature modules. + * **`NotesPageComponent`**: (Container Component) Serves as the main entry point for the Notes application. It will orchestrate the `NoteFormComponent` and `NoteListComponent`, managing the overall state and data flow between them. This component will be responsible for fetching all notes on initialization and handling updates from child components. + * **`NoteFormComponent`**: (Presentational/Smart Component) A reusable component responsible for creating new notes and editing existing ones. It will include input fields for `title` and `content` (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-001, IR-002) and a 'Save' button. It will emit events for saving/updating notes to its parent (`NotesPageComponent`). Clarity form components will be used for consistency. + * **`NoteListComponent`**: (Presentational Component) Displays the collection of notes retrieved from local storage (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-002, IR-003). It receives a list of `Note` objects as input and renders them using `NoteItemComponent`. + * **`NoteItemComponent`**: (Presentational Component) Represents a single note within the `NoteListComponent`. It displays the note's title and content snippet, along with 'Edit' and 'Delete' actions (as per `requirements_document.md` FR-003, FR-004, IR-003). It emits events for edit and delete actions to its parent (`NoteListComponent` or `NotesPageComponent`). + * **`LocalStorageService`**: (Service) A singleton Angular service responsible for all interactions with the browser's `localStorage` API. This service will encapsulate the logic for storing, retrieving, updating, and deleting `Note` objects as an array of JSON strings under a defined key (e.g., `notes_app_notes`). It will expose methods such as `getNotes()`, `saveNote()`, `updateNote()`, and `deleteNote()` (referencing `requirements_document.md` FR-005, Data Requirements). It may use RxJS `BehaviorSubject` or `Subject` to provide a reactive stream of notes to components, ensuring real-time UI updates. + +### Data Architecture + +* **Entity Model**: The core data entity is `Note`, defined as a TypeScript interface/class (as specified in `requirements_document.md` - Data Requirements). + ```typescript + interface Note { + id: string; // Unique identifier (UUID generated) + title: string; // Required, user-provided + content: string; // Optional, user-provided + dateCreated: string; // ISO 8601 timestamp, auto-generated on creation + } + ``` +* **Storage Mechanism**: Browser `localStorage` API (as per `analysis_document.md` and `requirements_document.md` FR-005). + * All notes will be stored as an array of `Note` objects, serialized into a single JSON string. + * This JSON string will be stored under a specific key, e.g., `"notes_app_notes"`, in `localStorage`. +* **Data Flow**: + 1. On application load, `NotesPageComponent` requests notes from `LocalStorageService`. + 2. `LocalStorageService` retrieves and deserializes the JSON string from `localStorage`, then provides the array of `Note` objects. + 3. `NotesPageComponent` passes notes to `NoteListComponent` for display. + 4. `NoteFormComponent` submits new/updated note data to `NotesPageComponent`. + 5. `NotesPageComponent` calls `LocalStorageService` to persist changes. + 6. `LocalStorageService` updates `localStorage` and optionally notifies subscribers (e.g., `NotesPageComponent`) of the change, triggering a UI refresh (NFR-001, FR-001, FR-003, FR-004). + +### API Design +Given the constraint of using `localStorage`, there is no external API. The `LocalStorageService` acts as the data access layer, providing methods that mimic a typical API interaction: +* `getNotes(): Observable`: Retrieves all notes from `localStorage`. +* `getNoteById(id: string): Observable`: Retrieves a single note by its ID. +* `createNote(note: Partial): Observable`: Adds a new note to `localStorage`, generates `id` and `dateCreated`. +* `updateNote(note: Note): Observable`: Updates an existing note in `localStorage` based on its `id`. +* `deleteNote(id: string): Observable`: Removes a note from `localStorage` by its `id`. + +### Security Architecture +For a client-side, `localStorage`-based application, security considerations are minimal: +* **Data Confidentiality**: Data is stored locally in the browser, accessible to other scripts on the *same origin*. It is not protected against local machine access or browser inspection. This aligns with the single-user, local persistence model. +* **Input Validation**: Implement basic validation for note `title` (cannot be empty, as per Business Rule BR-001 in `analysis_document.md`) to prevent invalid data from being stored. +* **XSS Protection**: Angular's built-in sanitization will help prevent basic Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) if note content is rendered using `[innerHTML]`, but for a local app, this is less of a concern than for a multi-user application. + +### Scalability Considerations +* **Data Volume**: The primary limitation is `localStorage` capacity (typically 5-10MB). The application is not designed for storing thousands of large notes. Performance (NFR-001) may degrade if the number of notes or their content size becomes excessive. +* **User Concurrency**: The application is strictly single-user, single-browser instance. It does not support synchronization across multiple devices or browsers. +* **Future Backend Integration**: The separation of the `LocalStorageService` allows for a clear upgrade path. If a backend database and API are required in the future, the `LocalStorageService` can be replaced by an `ApiService` that communicates with the server, with minimal changes to the UI components. This aligns with the `analysis_document.md`'s emphasis on extensibility. +* **Modular Growth**: The `NotesModule` can easily grow with additional features (e.g., search, tags) without impacting the core boilerplate structure, as per `requirements_document.md` FR-002. + diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/prd_document.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/prd_document.md index 38f0f19..f8ff22e 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/prd_document.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/prd_document.md @@ -59,4 +59,186 @@ The following features and functionalities are explicitly out of scope for the b - **Authentication/Authorization Logic:** While the architecture supports the implementation of security features, no pre-built authentication or authorization logic is included. - **State Management:** The boilerplate does not include a state management library (e.g., NgRx, Akita) by default, allowing developers to choose the best solution for their needs. - **Business Logic:** No specific business logic or application features are included beyond the basic structural components. -- **CI/CD Pipelines:** While the project is ready for CI/CD, no pre-configured pipelines are included. \ No newline at end of file +- **CI/CD Pipelines:** While the project is ready for CI/CD, no pre-configured pipelines are included. + +--- + +## PRD UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:42:38 + +# Product Requirements Document (PRD) + +## 1. Executive Summary +This document outlines the requirements for a standalone Notes Application, designed to be integrated as a feature module within the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. The primary objective is to provide users with a simple, intuitive tool to create, view, edit, and delete text-based notes. A key constraint is the exclusive use of the browser's local storage for data persistence, eliminating external backend dependencies for this initial version. The application will leverage the Clarity Design System for a consistent user experience within the boilerplate environment. + +## 2. Product Vision & Strategy +**Product Vision:** To empower users with a personal, accessible, and lightweight digital scratchpad for capturing and managing their thoughts and information locally. + +**Strategic Goals:** +* **Simplicity & Usability:** Provide a straightforward and intuitive user interface for core note-taking functions. +* **Local Data Control:** Offer a solution where user data is stored entirely on their local browser, ensuring privacy and immediate access without server interaction. +* **Boilerplate Enhancement:** Demonstrate the extensibility of the Angular Clarity Boilerplate by adding a fully functional, self-contained feature module. + +**Success Metrics:** +* **Functional Completion:** All CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for notes are fully implemented and stable. +* **Data Persistence:** Notes are reliably saved and retrieved from local storage across browser sessions. +* **UI Consistency:** The Notes App seamlessly integrates with the Clarity Design System and the boilerplate's overall look and feel. +* **Performance:** CRUD operations and note listing are responsive, completing within acceptable user interaction times. + +## 3. Target Users & Personas +**Target Users:** Individuals seeking a basic, personal note-taking tool. These users prioritize simplicity, local data storage, and quick access over advanced features like synchronization or collaboration. + +**Persona: "The Quick Jotter - Sarah"** +* **Demographics:** 28 years old, Marketing Coordinator, tech-savvy but prefers minimal overhead for personal tools. +* **Needs:** Needs a place to quickly jot down ideas, to-do items, meeting notes, or fleeting thoughts without signing up for an account or relying on cloud services. Values simplicity and speed. +* **Pain Points:** Existing note apps often require logins, have too many features, or are slow to load. Wants something that just works in her browser. +* **User Journey:** + 1. Opens the Notes App in her browser. + 2. Sees a list of her existing notes, or an empty state if none exist. + 3. Quickly creates a new note with a title and content. + 4. Saves the note, sees it appear in the list. + 5. Later, finds an existing note, edits its content, and updates it. + 6. Deletes old notes she no longer needs. + 7. Closes the browser, re-opens later, and expects her notes to still be there. + +## 4. Problem Statement +Users often require a simple, readily available tool for personal note-taking that prioritizes speed and local data storage without the complexity, overhead, or privacy concerns associated with cloud-based solutions or external backend services. Existing solutions can be overly feature-rich, require accounts, or introduce dependencies that are unnecessary for basic local note management. + +## 5. Solution Overview +The Notes Application will be a web-based, client-side feature module integrated into the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It will provide a user-friendly interface for managing text notes. Core features will include creating new notes with a title, content, and auto-generated creation date; viewing a list of all saved notes; editing the title and content of existing notes; and permanently deleting notes. All data will be stored exclusively in the browser's `localStorage` to ensure local persistence without a backend. + +## 6. Functional Requirements +As detailed in `analysis_document.md`: +* **FR-001: Note Data Model:** The application shall define a `Note` object structure including `id` (unique), `title` (string), `content` (string), and `dateCreated` (string/timestamp). +* **FR-002: Note Creation Interface:** Provide a UI form with input fields for 'Title' and 'Content' and a 'Save' button to submit new notes. +* **FR-003: Unique ID Generation:** Automatically generate a unique identifier for each new note. +* **FR-004: Date Stamping:** Automatically record the current date/time when a note is created. +* **FR-005: Note Storage (Create):** Persist new notes to the browser's local storage upon creation using the `localStorageService.js`. +* **FR-006: Note Listing Display:** Display all notes retrieved from local storage in a clear, ordered list format on the main application interface. +* **FR-007: Note Retrieval (Read):** Load all existing notes from local storage upon application initialization via `localStorageService.js`. +* **FR-008: Note Editing Interface:** Provide a mechanism (e.g., 'Edit' button) to select a note, populate an edit form with its current data, and save updated content. +* **FR-009: Note Storage (Update):** Update the corresponding note's data in local storage when modifications are saved. +* **FR-010: Note Deletion Mechanism:** Include a 'Delete' button or similar control for each note, allowing users to remove it. +* **FR-011: Note Storage (Delete):** Remove the selected note from local storage upon deletion confirmation. +* **FR-012: UI Refresh:** The display of notes shall automatically update after creation, editing, or deletion operations. + +## 7. Non-Functional Requirements +As detailed in `analysis_document.md`: +* **NFR-001: Usability:** The user interface for note creation, viewing, editing, and deletion shall be intuitive and easy to navigate for users with basic web literacy. +* **NFR-002: Performance:** Note creation, retrieval, updates, and deletions shall be responsive, with operations completing within acceptable browser interaction times (e.g., under 500ms for typical operations). +* **NFR-003: Data Integrity:** Notes stored in local storage shall be correctly retrieved without corruption. Data consistency must be maintained across CRUD operations. +* **NFR-004: Persistence:** All notes saved in local storage must persist across browser sessions until explicitly deleted by the user. +* **NFR-005: Accessibility:** (Basic) The application should follow standard web practices to ensure basic accessibility (e.g., clear labels, keyboard navigation where applicable). +* **NFR-006: Browser Compatibility:** The application should function correctly on modern web browsers that support `localStorage` (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). +* **NFR-007: Error Handling:** The application shall provide basic feedback to the user in case of local storage issues (e.g., full storage) or input validation errors (e.g., empty title). + +## 8. Epic Stories + +### Epic 1: Note Management (CRUD) +**Epic Description:** This epic encompasses all core functionalities for users to create, view, edit, and delete their notes, ensuring full control over their personal information. +**Business Value:** Provides the fundamental utility of a note-taking application, allowing users to effectively manage their thoughts and tasks, directly addressing the core problem statement. +**Acceptance Criteria:** Users can successfully perform all basic note CRUD operations, and notes are reliably persisted in local storage. + +**User Stories:** +- **US-001: Create a Note** + - **As a** user + - **I want to** be able to input a title and content for a new note + - **So that** I can capture a thought or idea. + - **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] The application displays a form with fields for 'Title' and 'Content'. + - [ ] I can enter text into both fields. + - [ ] Upon clicking a 'Save' button, a new note is created with the provided title and content, a unique ID, and the current date/time. + - [ ] The new note appears in the list of notes. + - [ ] The form clears after saving. + - [ ] If the title field is empty, a validation message prompts the user to enter a title, and the note is not saved. + - **Story Points:** 5 + - **Priority:** High + +- **US-002: View All Notes** + - **As a** user + - **I want to** see a list of all my previously saved notes + - **So that** I can easily review them. + - **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] When the application loads, all notes saved in local storage are displayed. + - [ ] Each note in the list shows its title and a snippet of its content. + - [ ] Notes are displayed in a readable format. + - [ ] The list updates automatically after any CRUD operation. + - **Story Points:** 3 + - **Priority:** High + +- **US-003: Edit an Existing Note** + - **As a** user + - **I want to** modify the title or content of an existing note + - **So that** I can update my thoughts or correct mistakes. + - **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Each displayed note has an 'Edit' option (e.g., a button or clickable area). + - [ ] Clicking 'Edit' for a note populates the note creation/edit form with that note's current title and content. + - [ ] I can change the title and/or content in the form. + - [ ] Upon clicking a 'Save'/'Update' button, the corresponding note in the list and local storage is updated with the new information. + - [ ] The list of notes reflects the updated content. + - [ ] The `dateCreated` field remains unchanged after editing. + - [ ] If the title field is empty during an edit, a validation message prompts the user to enter a title, and the note is not saved. + - **Story Points:** 8 + - **Priority:** High + +- **US-004: Delete a Note** + - **As a** user + - **I want to** remove a note that I no longer need + - **So that** I can keep my notes organized. + - **Acceptance Criteria:** + - [ ] Each displayed note has a 'Delete' option (e.g., a button). + - [ ] Clicking 'Delete' for a note removes it from the displayed list and from local storage. + - [ ] A confirmation dialog may optionally be presented before permanent deletion to prevent accidental data loss. + - [ ] The application does not display the deleted note anymore. + - **Story Points:** 3 + - **Priority:** High + +## 9. User Interface Requirements +* **Clarity Design System Adherence:** All UI elements (buttons, input fields, text areas, lists, modals for confirmation) must utilize components and styling from the VMware Clarity Design System for consistency with the base boilerplate, as referenced in `tech_stack_document.md`. +* **Note Form:** A clean form with distinct input fields for 'Title' (single line) and 'Content' (multi-line text area). A clear 'Save' button is required. +* **Note List Display:** Notes should be presented in a clear, scrollable list. Each list item should prominently display the note's title and optionally a content snippet and creation date. Each item must include distinct 'Edit' and 'Delete' controls. +* **Responsive Design:** The UI should be functional and aesthetically pleasing across common desktop browser sizes. (Inherited from Angular Clarity Boilerplate). +* **Empty State:** A clear message should be displayed when no notes are present in local storage, guiding the user to create their first note. + +## 10. Technical Requirements +* **Angular Framework:** The application will be built using Angular components, services, and modules, adhering to best practices for maintainability and scalability, as specified in `tech_stack_document.md`. +* **TypeScript:** All application logic will be written in TypeScript, ensuring strong typing for the `Note` data model and improved code quality. +* **LocalStorageService:** A dedicated Angular service (`LocalStorageService`) will encapsulate all interactions with the browser's `localStorage` API, acting as the data access layer as per `architecture_document.md`. +* **NotesModule:** The Notes app will be implemented as a lazy-loaded Angular feature module (`NotesModule`) to ensure modularity and efficient resource loading, as per `architecture_document.md`. +* **Component Structure:** Adhere to the component hierarchy outlined in `architecture_document.md`: `NotesPageComponent` (container), `NoteFormComponent`, `NoteListComponent`, and `NoteItemComponent` (presentational). +* **Reactive Programming:** Utilize RxJS for managing asynchronous data flows from `LocalStorageService` to UI components, ensuring real-time updates. +* **Unique ID Generation:** Implement a robust mechanism (e.g., UUID library or timestamp-based generation) for creating unique `id`s for each note. +* **Date Stamping:** Automatically capture the creation date using `Date.toISOString()` for consistent formatting. + +## 11. Success Metrics & KPIs +* **CRUD Operation Success Rate:** 100% of attempted create, read, update, and delete operations complete without errors under normal conditions. +* **Local Storage Reliability:** 100% of notes saved are successfully retrieved upon subsequent application loads. +* **Feature Completeness:** All user stories for Epic 1 (Note Management) are implemented and meet their acceptance criteria. +* **UI/UX Adherence:** The application passes a review for consistency with Clarity Design System guidelines. +* **Code Quality:** Adherence to Angular best practices, maintainability, and test coverage for core logic. + +## 12. Risk Assessment +* **Local Storage Capacity Limits:** `localStorage` typically has a 5-10MB limit. Risk: Data loss or inability to save new notes if exceeded. Mitigation: Inform users in documentation; design for graceful failure (e.g., error message) if storage is full. Not critical for MVP due to typical note size. +* **Browser Compatibility:** Inconsistent `localStorage` behavior or UI rendering across browsers. Mitigation: Test on major modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari). +* **Accidental Data Loss:** Users might clear browser data, losing all notes. Risk: User dissatisfaction. Mitigation: User awareness (documentation); consider a simple export/import feature for future enhancements, but not for MVP. +* **Security (XSS/Data Tampering):** Data in `localStorage` is accessible to scripts from the same origin. Risk: Malicious scripts could read/modify notes. Mitigation: Rely on Angular's built-in sanitization; primarily a client-side concern, less critical for a personal local app than multi-user systems. +* **Scope Creep:** Temptation to add features beyond core CRUD (e.g., search, tags, markdown). Mitigation: Strict adherence to MVP definition; backlog additional features for future iterations. + +## 13. Timeline & Milestones +* **M1: PRD Completion:** End of current PM agent execution. +* **M2: `LocalStorageService` & `Note` Model Implementation:** Target completion within 2 days post-PM. +* **M3: Notes UI & Core CRUD Functionality (Create/Read/Delete):** Target completion within 5 days post-PM. +* **M4: Edit Functionality & Full UI Integration:** Target completion within 3 days post-M3. +* **M5: Testing, Bug Fixing & Documentation:** Target completion within 3 days post-M4. +* **M6: Deployment Readiness:** Application ready for integration into the boilerplate build/deployment pipeline. + +## 14. Dependencies & Assumptions +* **Dependencies:** + * Existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate project structure and configurations. + * Availability of a modern web browser supporting `localStorage`. + * Node.js and Angular CLI for local development and build processes. +* **Assumptions:** + * The application is intended for single-user, single-browser instance usage. + * Data stored in `localStorage` is not required to synchronize across devices or browsers. + * Performance requirements for local storage operations are met within typical browser limitations for a small number of notes. + * Users understand that clearing browser data will delete their notes. + diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/project_plan.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/project_plan.md index 736c8c7..0444cba 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/project_plan.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/project_plan.md @@ -70,4 +70,119 @@ Prioritization will focus on establishing a stable and usable foundation. **Must - Integrating a state management library (e.g., NgRx, Akita) with an example implementation. - Adding more complex example pages (e.g., a settings page, a user profile). - Creating custom Angular Schematics to automate the creation of new feature modules that follow the boilerplate's conventions. -- Including pre-configured templates for CI/CD pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions). \ No newline at end of file +- Including pre-configured templates for CI/CD pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions). + +--- + +## PROJECT PLAN UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:42:38 + +# Project Plan - Notes Application +Generated: 2025-10-14T07:00:00.000Z + +## 1. Project Overview +The Notes Application is a new feature module for the Angular Clarity Boilerplate. It will provide users with a simple, intuitive web-based tool to create, view, edit, and delete text-based notes. All note data will be stored exclusively in the browser's local storage, ensuring local data persistence without the need for a backend. + +## 2. Goals & Objectives +**Strategic Goals:** +* **Simplicity & Usability:** Provide a straightforward and intuitive user interface for core note-taking functions. +* **Local Data Control:** Offer a solution where user data is stored entirely on their local browser, ensuring privacy and immediate access without server interaction. +* **Boilerplate Enhancement:** Demonstrate the extensibility of the Angular Clarity Boilerplate by adding a fully functional, self-contained feature module. + +**Success Metrics (KPIs):** +* **CRUD Operation Success Rate:** 100% of attempted create, read, update, and delete operations complete without errors under normal conditions. +* **Local Storage Reliability:** 100% of notes saved are successfully retrieved upon subsequent application loads. +* **Feature Completeness:** All user stories for Epic 1 (Note Management) are implemented and meet their acceptance criteria. +* **UI/UX Adherence:** The application passes a review for consistency with Clarity Design System guidelines. +* **Code Quality:** Adherence to Angular best practices, maintainability, and test coverage for core logic. + +## 3. Scope +**In Scope:** +* Creating new notes with a title, content, unique ID, and auto-generated creation date. +* Viewing a list of all saved notes. +* Editing the title and content of existing notes. +* Deleting notes. +* Data persistence using browser `localStorage`. +* User interface adherence to VMware Clarity Design System. +* Basic input validation (e.g., non-empty title). + +**Out of Scope (for MVP):** +* Cloud synchronization or backend database integration. +* User authentication or authorization. +* Advanced note features (e.g., rich text editor, tags, search, categories, sharing). +* Complex error logging beyond basic user feedback. +* Cross-device or cross-browser data synchronization. + +## 4. Key Deliverables +* **Product Requirements Document (PRD):** Detailed functional and non-functional requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria. +* **Notes Application Frontend Code:** All Angular components, services, and modules for the Notes App. +* **Unit Tests:** Tests for critical services (e.g., `LocalStorageService`) and component logic. +* **Basic End-to-End (E2E) Tests:** Verifying core user flows (create, edit, delete) if applicable within the boilerplate's E2E framework. +* **Documentation Updates:** Relevant READMEs and internal documentation for the Notes module. +* **Deployment-Ready Module:** The compiled Notes module integrated into the boilerplate's build system. + +## 5. Major Milestones & Timeline + +### Phase 1: Planning & Definition (Completed) +* **Deliverables:** Analysis Document, Architecture Document, Tech Stack Document, Product Requirements Document (PRD). +* **Status:** Completed. + +### Phase 2: Core Development +* **M1: `LocalStorageService` & `Note` Model Implementation:** + * **Description:** Implement the TypeScript `Note` interface and the Angular `LocalStorageService` to handle all CRUD operations with browser `localStorage` reactively. + * **Estimated Duration:** 2 days (post-PM agent execution). + * **Dependencies:** PRD, Architecture Document, Tech Stack Document. +* **M2: Notes UI & Core CRUD Functionality (Create/Read/Delete):** + * **Description:** Develop `NotesPageComponent`, `NoteFormComponent` (for create), `NoteListComponent`, and `NoteItemComponent` with initial UI and functional implementation for creating, displaying, and deleting notes. + * **Estimated Duration:** 5 days. + * **Dependencies:** M1 completed. +* **M3: Edit Functionality & Full UI Integration:** + * **Description:** Implement the edit feature, allowing users to select and modify existing notes via the `NoteFormComponent`, ensuring updates persist correctly. + * **Estimated Duration:** 3 days. + * **Dependencies:** M2 completed. + +### Phase 3: Quality Assurance & Deployment +* **M4: Testing, Bug Fixing & Documentation:** + * **Description:** Comprehensive unit testing, basic E2E testing, identifying and resolving all critical and major bugs, updating component and service documentation. + * **Estimated Duration:** 3 days. + * **Dependencies:** M3 completed. +* **M5: Deployment Readiness:** + * **Description:** Final review, performance optimization (if needed), and preparation of the Notes module for seamless integration into the boilerplate's build and deployment pipeline. + * **Estimated Duration:** 1 day. + * **Dependencies:** M4 completed. + +## 6. Team Roles & Responsibilities +* **io8Product Manager (PM):** Defines product strategy, requirements, user stories, prioritization, and overall product success. (Completed PRD & Project Plan). +* **io8Analyst:** Conducted initial business and user requirement analysis. (Completed). +* **io8Architect:** Designed the technical architecture and component structure. (Completed). +* **io8CoderMaster:** Responsible for implementing the application code as per the PRD, architecture, and tech stack. (Next). +* **io8TestEngineer (Implicit):** Responsible for verifying the functionality and quality of the implemented features. + +## 7. Dependencies & Assumptions +* **Dependencies:** + * Existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate project structure and configurations. + * Availability of a modern web browser supporting `localStorage`. + * Node.js and Angular CLI for local development and build processes. +* **Assumptions:** + * The application is intended for single-user, single-browser instance usage. + * Data stored in `localStorage` is not required to synchronize across devices or browsers. + * Performance requirements for local storage operations are met within typical browser limitations for a small number of notes. + * Users understand that clearing browser data will delete their notes. + +## 8. Risk Management +* **Local Storage Capacity Limits:** `localStorage` typically has a 5-10MB limit. Mitigation: Inform users in documentation; design for graceful failure (e.g., error message) if storage is full. Not critical for MVP due to typical note size. +* **Browser Compatibility:** Inconsistent `localStorage` behavior or UI rendering across browsers. Mitigation: Test on major modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari). +* **Accidental Data Loss:** Users might clear browser data, losing all notes. Mitigation: User awareness (documentation); consider a simple export/import feature for future enhancements, but not for MVP. +* **Security (XSS/Data Tampering):** Data in `localStorage` is accessible to scripts from the same origin. Mitigation: Rely on Angular's built-in sanitization; primarily a client-side concern, less critical for a personal local app than multi-user systems. +* **Scope Creep:** Temptation to add features beyond core CRUD (e.g., search, tags, markdown). Mitigation: Strict adherence to MVP definition; backlog additional features for future iterations. + +## 9. Communication Plan +* **Daily Stand-ups:** Short, focused meetings to discuss progress, roadblocks, and plans for the day. +* **Code Reviews:** Peer review of all code changes to ensure quality, adherence to standards, and knowledge sharing. +* **Documentation Updates:** PRD, Architecture, and Project Plan to be living documents, updated as needed to reflect decisions and changes. +* **Ad-hoc Discussions:** For addressing immediate technical challenges or design clarifications. + +## 10. Success Measurement +* Regular review of KPI dashboards (once operational, for future iterations). +* User feedback collection (informal in early stages, formal after launch). +* Adherence to project timelines and budget. +* Code quality metrics (e.g., linting results, test coverage). diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/requirements_document.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/requirements_document.md index d85e0a5..66e9fd3 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/requirements_document.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/requirements_document.md @@ -92,4 +92,124 @@ Generated: Tuesday, September 16, 2025 - **Communication Protocol:** The boilerplate shall use Angular's `HttpClient` module to communicate with a backend over HTTP/HTTPS. - **API Endpoint Configuration:** The base URL for the backend API shall be configurable via the `environments` files (e.g., `environment.ts`, `environment.prod.ts`). - **Data Format:** The boilerplate is designed to work with APIs that transact data in **JSON** format. -- **Error Handling:** The architecture shall support a centralized way to handle API errors, typically through an `HttpInterceptor` provided in the `CoreModule`. \ No newline at end of file +- **Error Handling:** The architecture shall support a centralized way to handle API errors, typically through an `HttpInterceptor` provided in the `CoreModule`. + +--- + +## REQUIREMENTS UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:37:01 + +## Requirements Document +Generated: 2025-10-14T06:35:00.000Z + +### Functional Requirements + +#### FR-001: Note Creation +- **Description:** The system shall allow a user to create a new text note by providing a title and content. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - The user interface provides input fields for 'Title' (text) and 'Content' (multiline text). + - A 'Save' button is available to submit the new note. + - Upon successful submission, a unique ID is assigned, the current date/time is recorded as `dateCreated`. + - The new note object (`{id, title, content, dateCreated}`) is stored in local storage, as guided by `io8codermaster_plan.md`'s data model. + - The note list display is immediately updated to include the new note. + - The input fields are cleared after successful saving. +- **Priority:** High + +#### FR-002: Note Listing +- **Description:** The system shall display all existing notes retrieved from local storage in a list format. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - Upon application load, all notes previously saved in local storage are retrieved using `localStorageService.js`. + - Each retrieved note is rendered as a distinct item in a display list. + - Each list item clearly shows the note's title and a summary/snippet of its content. + - Notes are displayed in a logical order (e.g., by `dateCreated` descending). +- **Priority:** High + +#### FR-003: Note Editing +- **Description:** The system shall allow a user to modify the title and/or content of an existing note. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - Each note in the list has an 'Edit' action/button. + - Clicking 'Edit' populates the note creation/edit form with the selected note's existing title and content. + - The user can modify the 'Title' and/or 'Content' fields. + - A 'Save' or 'Update' button is available to commit changes. + - Upon successful update, the modified note object is updated in local storage using its `id` via `localStorageService.js`. + - The note list display is immediately updated to reflect the changes. +- **Priority:** High + +#### FR-004: Note Deletion +- **Description:** The system shall allow a user to delete an existing note. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - Each note in the list has a 'Delete' action/button. + - Clicking 'Delete' removes the corresponding note from the displayed list. + - The note is permanently removed from local storage via `localStorageService.js`. + - A confirmation prompt may optionally be displayed before permanent deletion. +- **Priority:** High + +#### FR-005: Local Storage Management +- **Description:** The system shall interact with the browser's `localStorage` API for all note persistence operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete), as a core feature from `io8codermaster_breakdown.md`. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - New notes are stored as JSON strings under a specific key (e.g., `notes_app_notes`) in `localStorage`. + - Existing notes are retrieved from `localStorage` upon application initialization. + - Updates to notes are reflected in the corresponding `localStorage` entry. + - Deleted notes are removed from `localStorage`. + - All `localStorage` operations handle potential errors (e.g., quota exceeded) gracefully, providing basic user feedback if possible. +- **Priority:** High + +## Non-Functional Requirements + +#### NFR-001: Performance +- **Description:** All CRUD operations for notes should be performed efficiently to ensure a smooth user experience. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - Loading and displaying up to 100 notes should complete within 1 second. + - Creation, editing, and deletion of a single note should complete within 500 milliseconds of user interaction. + +#### NFR-002: Usability +- **Description:** The application should be intuitive and easy for users to understand and operate. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - Form fields for title and content are clearly labeled. + - Buttons for 'Save', 'Edit', and 'Delete' are prominent and self-explanatory. + - The note list is easy to read and differentiate individual notes. + +#### NFR-003: Data Integrity +- **Description:** Note data stored in local storage must remain consistent and uncorrupted. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - Notes retrieved from local storage match the data that was last saved. + - Concurrent edits (not applicable for single-user scope) are not expected, but data should not be lost during normal operations. + +#### NFR-004: Browser Compatibility +- **Description:** The application must function correctly across major modern web browsers. +- **Acceptance Criteria:** + - Full functionality is available in the latest stable versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. + - `localStorage` availability is a prerequisite. + +## Data Requirements +* **Entity:** Note + * `id`: String (UUID), Primary Key, Non-Nullable. Generated automatically. + * `title`: String, Non-Nullable. User-provided. + * `content`: String, Nullable. User-provided. + * `dateCreated`: String (ISO 8601 format or similar timestamp), Non-Nullable. Generated automatically on creation. +* **Storage Mechanism:** JavaScript `localStorage` API. Notes will be stored as an array of JSON objects, stringified, under a single key (e.g., `"notes_app_notes"`), as defined in `io8codermaster_plan.md`. +* **Data Structure Example:** + ```json + { + "id": "uuid-example-1", + "title": "My First Note", + "content": "This is the content of my very first note. It's quite exciting!", + "dateCreated": "2025-10-14T06:30:00.000Z" + } + ``` + +## Interface Requirements +* **IR-001: Main Layout:** A single-page application layout containing: + * A header (optional, for branding). + * A note input/edit form area. + * A note display list area. +* **IR-002: Note Form:** + * 'Title' text input field (single line). + * 'Content' textarea field (multiline). + * 'Save' button for creating new notes or updating existing ones. +* **IR-003: Note List Item:** + * Each note in the list should display its title prominently. + * A truncated view or snippet of the content should be visible. + * 'Edit' button/link for modifying the note. + * 'Delete' button/link for removing the note. +* **IR-004: Responsive Design:** The UI should be generally responsive, adjusting layout for common screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop) to ensure basic usability on various devices. + diff --git a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/tech_stack_document.md b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/tech_stack_document.md index fe4ad83..297d761 100644 --- a/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/tech_stack_document.md +++ b/build_a_notes_20251014_061510-build_a_notes_20251014_061510-f-f/authsec_angular/frontend/angular-clarity-master/.sureai/tech_stack_document.md @@ -36,4 +36,97 @@ Generated: Tuesday, September 16, 2025 * **Code Formatting/Linting:** * **ESLint:** Used for identifying and reporting on patterns in ECMAScript/JavaScript code. * **Prettier:** An opinionated code formatter that enforces a consistent style. - * **EditorConfig:** Helps maintain consistent coding styles for multiple developers working on the same project across various editors and IDEs. \ No newline at end of file + * **EditorConfig:** Helps maintain consistent coding styles for multiple developers working on the same project across various editors and IDEs. + +--- + +## TECH STACK UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:39:10 + + +# Technology Stack Document +Generated: 2025-10-14T06:37:01Z + +## Notes Application Technology Stack +This section details the specific technologies and tools to be used for implementing the Notes Application, building upon the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. + +### Frontend Technologies +- **Framework:** Angular (existing, version as per boilerplate). + * The Notes application will be developed using standard Angular features: Components, Services, Modules, and Routing (for `NotesModule`). +- **Language:** TypeScript (existing). + * Strongly typed code for defining `Note` models and ensuring code quality. +- **Styling:** VMware Clarity Design System (existing). + * Clarity UI components (e.g., `clr-input`, `clr-textarea`, `clr-button`, `clr-datagrid` or `clr-stack-view` for note list) will be utilized for all user interface elements to ensure consistency with the base project and adherence to `requirements_document.md` (FR-003, IR-001, IR-002, IR-003). +- **State Management:** Component-local state management combined with reactive data streams from `LocalStorageService` using RxJS. + * `BehaviorSubject` or `Subject` within `LocalStorageService` will notify components of data changes, enabling real-time UI updates without complex global state management libraries for this simple scope. + +### Backend Technologies +- **Backend:** N/A. + * The application is strictly frontend-only, as per the `analysis_document.md` and `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` constraint of using local storage for data persistence. +- **API:** N/A. + * No external API endpoints will be consumed or exposed by the Notes application. + +### Database Technologies +- **Primary Database:** Browser `localStorage` API. + * All note data will be stored directly in the browser's `localStorage` as a JSON string, as specified in `requirements_document.md` (FR-005, Data Requirements). +- **Caching:** N/A. + * `localStorage` itself serves as the persistence and caching layer for this application. + +### Infrastructure +- **Deployment:** Leverages the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate's deployment mechanisms (e.g., Docker, static file hosting on AWS S3/CloudFront, Azure Static Web Apps, GCP Cloud Storage) for serving the static frontend application. +- **Hosting:** Inherited from the base boilerplate (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP). + +### Development Tools +- **Version Control:** Git (existing). +- **Testing:** Karma/Jasmine for unit tests, Protractor for end-to-end tests (existing Angular setup). + * Unit tests for `LocalStorageService` and `NoteFormComponent` logic. +- **CI/CD:** Inherited from the base boilerplate's pipeline for Angular applications. +- **Code Generation:** Angular CLI for generating new modules, components, and services. +- **Unique ID Generation:** A JavaScript UUID library (e.g., `uuid` if installed, or a simple custom ID generator based on timestamps and random numbers for small-scale uniqueness) will be used for generating unique `id`s for notes. + + + +--- + +## TECH STACK UPDATE - 2025-10-14 06:39:51 + + +# Technology Stack Document +Generated: 2025-10-14T06:37:01Z + +## Notes Application Technology Stack +This section details the specific technologies and tools to be used for implementing the Notes Application, building upon the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate. + +### Frontend Technologies +- **Framework:** Angular (existing, version as per boilerplate). + * The Notes application will be developed using standard Angular features: Components, Services, Modules, and Routing (for `NotesModule`). +- **Language:** TypeScript (existing). + * Strongly typed code for defining `Note` models and ensuring code quality. +- **Styling:** VMware Clarity Design System (existing). + * Clarity UI components (e.g., `clr-input`, `clr-textarea`, `clr-button`, `clr-datagrid` or `clr-stack-view` for note list) will be utilized for all user interface elements to ensure consistency with the base project and adherence to `requirements_document.md` (FR-003, IR-001, IR-002, IR-003). +- **State Management:** Component-local state management combined with reactive data streams from `LocalStorageService` using RxJS. + * `BehaviorSubject` or `Subject` within `LocalStorageService` will notify components of data changes, enabling real-time UI updates without complex global state management libraries for this simple scope. + +### Backend Technologies +- **Backend:** N/A. + * The application is strictly frontend-only, as per the `analysis_document.md` and `io8codermaster_breakdown.md` constraint of using local storage for data persistence. +- **API:** N/A. + * No external API endpoints will be consumed or exposed by the Notes application. + +### Database Technologies +- **Primary Database:** Browser `localStorage` API. + * All note data will be stored directly in the browser's `localStorage` as a JSON string, as specified in `requirements_document.md` (FR-005, Data Requirements). +- **Caching:** N/A. + * `localStorage` itself serves as the persistence and caching layer for this application. + +### Infrastructure +- **Deployment:** Leverages the existing Angular Clarity Boilerplate's deployment mechanisms (e.g., Docker, static file hosting on AWS S3/CloudFront, Azure Static Web Apps, GCP Cloud Storage) for serving the static frontend application. +- **Hosting:** Inherited from the base boilerplate (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP). + +### Development Tools +- **Version Control:** Git (existing). +- **Testing:** Karma/Jasmine for unit tests, Protractor for end-to-end tests (existing Angular setup). + * Unit tests for `LocalStorageService` and `NoteFormComponent` logic. +- **CI/CD:** Inherited from the base boilerplate's pipeline for Angular applications. +- **Code Generation:** Angular CLI for generating new modules, components, and services. +- **Unique ID Generation:** A JavaScript UUID library (e.g., `uuid` if installed, or a simple custom ID generator based on timestamps and random numbers for small-scale uniqueness) will be used for generating unique `id`s for notes. + diff --git a/deployment_config.yml b/deployment_config.yml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2dd86f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/deployment_config.yml @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +# Placeholder - 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