[Proposal] Add event organization foundations - #1
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a proposal document for implementing event organization functionality in the Wakeve application, following the OpenSpec spec-driven development workflow. The proposal outlines the addition of core event management features including event creation, availability polls, deadline management, and date validation for event organizers.
Key Changes
- Introduces proposal document for the
add-event-organizationchange - Defines scope to add event data models, UI components, and organizer controls
- Targets implementation across shared Kotlin module, Android (Jetpack Compose), and future iOS support
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- Add comprehensive design and spec documentation - Create domain models (Event, TimeSlot, Poll, Vote) - Implement EventRepository with in-memory storage - Add PollLogic for weighted slot scoring - Update issue #2 with documentation links This implements Phase 1 of the event organization feature, providing the foundation for polling and date confirmation.
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| val event = Event( | ||
| id = kotlin.random.Random.nextLong().toString(), |
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Using Random.nextLong().toString() for IDs can produce collisions and negative values. Use a proper UUID generator (e.g., kotlinx-uuid) or ensure unique ID generation with a prefix/timestamp to prevent ID conflicts.
| title = title, | ||
| description = description, | ||
| organizerId = "organizer1", // mock | ||
| proposedSlots = listOf(TimeSlot("slot1", "2024-01-01T10:00", "2024-01-01T12:00", "UTC")), |
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The hardcoded date '2024-01-01' is in the past. Consider using a dynamic date calculation (e.g., current date + offset) to avoid creating events with expired dates during testing.
| class EventRepository { | ||
| private val events = mutableMapOf<String, Event>() | ||
| private val polls = mutableMapOf<String, Poll>() | ||
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| fun createEvent(event: Event) { | ||
| events[event.id] = event | ||
| polls[event.id] = Poll(event.id, event.id, emptyMap()) |
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The Poll is initialized with the same value for both id and eventId (event.id). Consider using distinct IDs or clarifying if this duplication is intentional through documentation.
| class EventRepository { | |
| private val events = mutableMapOf<String, Event>() | |
| private val polls = mutableMapOf<String, Poll>() | |
| fun createEvent(event: Event) { | |
| events[event.id] = event | |
| polls[event.id] = Poll(event.id, event.id, emptyMap()) | |
| import java.util.UUID | |
| class EventRepository { | |
| private val events = mutableMapOf<String, Event>() | |
| private val polls = mutableMapOf<String, Poll>() | |
| fun createEvent(event: Event) { | |
| events[event.id] = event | |
| val pollId = UUID.randomUUID().toString() | |
| polls[event.id] = Poll(pollId, event.id, emptyMap()) |
- Remove wiki-content, wiki-repo, docs directories - Update AGENTS.md to reference GitHub Projects instead of wiki - Update openspec-proposal.md command instructions - Update openspec-apply.md command instructions - Update openspec-archive.md command instructions - Update GitHub issue template to use project items 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eltas - Add event-organization capability specification with Purpose and Requirements sections - Define 10 requirements for event creation, polling, voting, and date validation - Create changes-v1.0.0.md with detailed ADDED requirements and scenarios - Update proposal.md to link to GitHub issue #2 - Requirements include timezone support, RBAC, deadline enforcement, and data persistence - OpenSpec change now has 10 deltas recognized for add-event-organization
…tests - Enhance Event model with participants list for RBAC - Implement EventRepository with deadline enforcement and vote validation - Add vote submission blocking after deadline and for non-participants - Implement role-based access control (Organizer can modify, Participants can vote) - Extend PollLogic with score breakdown and best slot selection with details - Add comprehensive unit tests for EventRepository (10 tests) - Add comprehensive unit tests for PollLogic (6 tests) - All 16 tests passing: event creation, participant management, voting, deadlines, scoring - Fulfills OpenSpec requirements REQ-EVT-001 through REQ-EVT-010
- Create EventCreationScreen: event title, description, multiple time slots, deadline - Create ParticipantManagementScreen: add/remove participants, start poll - Create PollVotingScreen: vote on each time slot (YES/MAYBE/NO) - Create PollResultsScreen: view vote breakdown, scores, confirm final date - Implement navigation flow between screens using AppState - Add input validation and error handling - Display score breakdown with visual indicators - Support role-based UI (organizer confirmation vs participant voting) - All Compose components compile successfully - Implements OpenSpec requirements REQ-EVT-001 through REQ-EVT-010
Simplified OpenSpec workflow to use only: - GitHub Issues for tracking - Local markdown files for specifications - Structured naming conventions Changes: - Add openspec/README.md: Overview and quick start guide - Add openspec/PROCESS.md: Complete step-by-step workflow guide - Update openspec/AGENTS.md: Reference guide for AI assistants Key improvements: - No GitHub Projects required (removed as dependency) - Clear stage workflow: Proposal → Specification → Validation → Implementation - File structure clear and self-documenting - Best practices and examples included - Common issues and solutions documented - Validation rules explicitly defined The process now follows: 1. Create GitHub Issue with change-id 2. Create proposal.md in openspec/changes/<change-id>/ 3. Create/update spec.md in openspec/specs/<capability>/ 4. Write 10+ requirements with Given-When-Then scenarios 5. Validate with: openspec validate <change-id> --strict 6. Submit PR linking to GitHub Issue 7. Get approval before implementing This maintains spec rigor while simplifying the process for AI assistants.
…ence layer - Integrate SQLDelight as the multiplatform database solution - Design and implement SQLite schema with 6 tables (event, timeSlot, participant, vote, confirmedDate, syncMetadata) - Create SQLDelight query files (.sq) for all database operations - Move domain models to separate models package to avoid conflicts with generated SQLDelight classes - Implement DatabaseEventRepository as database-backed event storage - Configure SQLDelight in shared/build.gradle.kts for Android, iOS, and JVM targets - Update all imports across composeApp and shared modules for models package - All Phase 1 tests continue to pass with refactored imports SQLDelight provides: - Compile-time verified SQL queries - Type-safe database access - Multiplatform support (Android, iOS, JVM) - Automatic code generation for queries and data classes Next steps: Create database driver initialization, add migration support, and write persistence layer tests.
…e persistence tests Database Driver Initialization: - Create DatabaseFactory interface for platform-specific driver implementations - Implement AndroidDatabaseFactory using Android SQLite driver - Implement IosDatabaseFactory using native SQLite driver - Implement JvmDatabaseFactory using JDBC SQLite driver - Create DatabaseProvider singleton for database instance management Persistence Layer Tests (13 tests): - testCreateAndRetrieveEvent: Basic create and retrieve operations - testAddParticipant: Add participant to event - testAddParticipantToNonDraftEventFails: Validation of event status - testAddDuplicateParticipantFails: Prevent duplicate participants - testUpdateEventStatus: Status transitions (DRAFT → POLLING → CONFIRMED) - testAddVoteToEvent: Vote submission during polling - testVoteBeforeDeadlineFails: Deadline validation - testGetPoll: Poll aggregation across participants - testGetAllEvents: Query all events - testIsOrganizer: Organizer verification - testCanModifyEvent: Permission checks - testEventNotFound: Error handling for missing events - testConfirmEventDate: Final date confirmation workflow Offline Scenario & Data Recovery Tests (7 tests): - testDataPersistsAcrossSessions: Verify persistence across app sessions - testOfflineChangesAreTracked: Sync metadata tracking for offline changes - testVotesArePersisted: Vote persistence across sessions - testEventStatusChangesArePersisted: Status change persistence - testMultipleEventsArePersisted: Multi-event persistence - testDataRecoveryAfterCrash: Complete data recovery after app crash - testSyncMetadataTracksPendingChanges: Offline change tracking Test Organization: - DatabaseEventRepositoryTest in jvmTest (platform-specific tests) - OfflineScenarioTest in jvmTest (persistence across sessions) - TestDatabaseFactory for in-memory database creation All 36 tests passing (10 Phase 1 + 26 Phase 2)
Server Setup: - Initialize JvmDatabaseFactory on server startup - Load DatabaseEventRepository for event operations - Configure Ktor with ContentNegotiation plugin Dependencies: - Add kotlinx-serialization 1.7.3 for JSON serialization - Add Ktor content-negotiation and serialization plugins - Add SQLDelight JVM driver for server database access API Infrastructure: - Create ApiModels.kt with serializable request/response DTOs - Define data classes for event operations (create, vote, update status) - Define response wrappers for API responses and errors - Implement generic ApiResponse<T> for consistent API responses API Endpoints (scaffolding): - GET /health - health check - GET /api/events - event management endpoints - GET /api/polls - poll endpoints - GET /api/votes - vote endpoints Project Structure: - Server module properly integrated with shared module - Database access ready for endpoint implementation (Phase 2-14) - ContentNegotiation configured for JSON serialization Next: Implement REST API endpoints for events, polls, and votes
…ts, and polls
Event Endpoints (EventRoutes.kt):
- GET /api/events - List all events with details
- GET /api/events/{id} - Get specific event
- POST /api/events - Create new event with time slots
- PUT /api/events/{id}/status - Update event status (DRAFT → POLLING → CONFIRMED)
Participant Endpoints (ParticipantRoutes.kt):
- GET /api/events/{id}/participants - Get event participants
- POST /api/events/{id}/participants - Add participant to event
Vote Endpoints (VoteRoutes.kt):
- GET /api/events/{id}/poll - Get poll with all votes
- POST /api/events/{id}/poll/votes - Add vote (YES/MAYBE/NO) to poll
API Features:
- Comprehensive error handling with HTTP status codes
- Request validation (required fields, valid enums)
- Response mapping from domain models to serializable DTOs
- Consistent error response format
- Support for event lifecycle (creation → polling → confirmation)
Integration:
- Routes integrated into Ktor server application module
- Database repository injected into route handlers
- All endpoints use DatabaseEventRepository for persistence
- Serialization handled by Ktor ContentNegotiation
All 36 tests passing (shared module + JVM tests)
Document complete implementation of add-event-organization change: - Phase 1: Domain models, business logic, Android UI (16 tests) - Phase 2 Sprint 1: SQLDelight persistence, offline recovery (20 tests) - Phase 2 Sprint 2: REST API endpoints with Ktor server All 10 requirements implemented and tested. 36/36 tests passing. Ready for code review and merge.
Complete checklist covering: - Phase 1: 16 requirements for domain models, logic, and UI - Phase 2 Sprint 1: 6 SQLDelight tables, 4 platform drivers, 20 persistence tests - Phase 2 Sprint 2: 8 REST API endpoints, 10 API models, full CRUD support All 36 tests passing. All 10 core requirements satisfied. Ready for code review and merge to main.
Phase 3 Planning Documents: - PHASE_3_ROADMAP.md: Detailed 6-week roadmap covering OAuth2, offline sync, notifications, calendar integration - CONTRIBUTING.md: Comprehensive contribution guide with development workflow, architecture, testing guidelines Phase 3 Objectives: 1. User Authentication: OAuth2 integration with Google/Apple 2. Offline-First Sync: Automatic change synchronization to server 3. Push Notifications: Deadline reminders and event updates 4. Calendar Integration: Native calendar app support Timeline: - Sprint 1 (Dec 1-14): OAuth2 Authentication - Sprint 2 (Dec 15-31): Offline-First Sync - Sprint 3 (Jan 1-15): Notifications & Calendar - Target: Mid-January 2026 Roadmap includes: - Technical architecture decisions - Database schema extensions - Testing strategy - Deployment considerations - Risk mitigation - Success criteria Ready for Phase 3 implementation!
Quick Start Guide includes: - 5-minute setup instructions - Project status overview (Phase 2 complete, Phase 3 planning) - Development workflow walkthrough - Key files and directory structure - Layer-by-layer architecture explanation - API usage examples with curl - Common tasks and troubleshooting - Learning resources and links - Commands cheat sheet Helps new developers: - Understand project structure - Get up and running quickly - Learn architecture patterns - Understand development workflow - Know where to find information Perfect companion to CONTRIBUTING.md for onboarding.
New README includes: - Project overview and feature highlights - Quick start instructions (5 minutes) - Complete project structure diagram - Architecture layers and technology stack - Project statistics and test coverage - Comprehensive documentation links - REST API endpoint reference with examples - Platform support details (Android/iOS/JVM) - Development workflow and OpenSpec process - Contributing guidelines and support info - Phase 3 roadmap reference - Troubleshooting section Replaces generic Kotlin Multiplatform template README with Wakeve-specific documentation. Helps new contributors understand: - What Wakeve does and why it matters - How to get started quickly - Where to find detailed documentation - How to contribute effectively - Current status and future plans
New README includes: - Project overview: collaborative event planning for distributed teams - Feature highlights for Phase 2 and Phase 3 planning - Quick start instructions (5 minutes to productive) - Complete project structure with file organization - Architecture diagram showing multiplatform layers - Key technology stack (Kotlin KMP, Compose, Ktor, SQLDelight) - Project statistics (36 tests, ~3500 LOC, 8 API endpoints) - Comprehensive documentation links - REST API endpoints with curl examples - Platform support details (Android/iOS/JVM) - Development workflow following OpenSpec process - Contributing guidelines reference - Phase 3 roadmap overview - Troubleshooting section - Project vision statement Replaces generic Kotlin Multiplatform template README. Serves as main entry point for developers and contributors.
Implementation Complete ✅All 10 event organization requirements have been implemented and tested: Summary
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Ready for approval and merge to main. |
- Replace placeholder ContentView with state-based navigation logic - Implement EventListView with creation and listing capabilities - Add EventDetailView with status-specific action buttons - Create reusable UI components: EventCard and ActionButton - Integrate EventRepository for data handling
Add SwiftUI screens for event creation, participant management, voting, and results. Include LiquidGlassModifier for custom styling.
- Store readiness checklist (102 items across 8 categories) - Gap analysis document with action plan - Privacy Policy (GDPR, CCPA, App Privacy Nutrition Label, Data Safety) - Terms of Service - Fastlane configuration (Android + iOS lanes) - Store metadata (EN + FR) for both platforms: - Title, subtitle, keywords, descriptions, release notes - GitHub Actions store-readiness workflow: - Build gate (Android AAB + iOS framework) - Test gate (shared JVM tests) - Security gate (secret scan, localhost URL scan) - Metadata validation gate - Code quality gate - Summary gate with pass/fail - Add NSCalendarsUsageDescription to iOS Info.plist Refs: DAO Proposal #1 - Application ready to go to Stores
- Store metadata linter script (scripts/lint-store-metadata.sh) Validates titles, descriptions, keywords, changelogs against store limits (Android 30/80/4000 chars, iOS 30/30/4000/100 chars) Checks legal pages, Fastlane config, screenshot presence Supports --strict and --json output modes - Accessibility audit document (docs/ACCESSIBILITY_AUDIT.md) Android: 290 contentDescriptions, ~15 icons missing labels iOS: 39 accessibility labels, 15 views need audit - Store submission benchmark thresholds in BENCHMARKS.md Cold start, memory, app size, crash-free, ANR rate targets - Fix store titles to fit 30 char limit (Wakeve) - Fix iOS subtitles to fit 30 char limit All metadata validations pass (28/28 checks, 0 errors). Refs: DAO Proposal #1 - Application ready to go to Stores
Summary
Implement core event organization features to establish the foundation for Wakeve's collaborative event planning system.
Related Issue
Relates to #2
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Implementation Status
✅ Phase 1: Core Models & Logic
⏳ Phase 2: Persistence & Full UI
⏳ Phase 3: Timezone & Validation
⏳ Phase 4: Integration with Downstream Agents