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refact: [DASHBOARD] save elements as json in db#415

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refact: [DASHBOARD] save elements as json in db#415
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This pull request significantly enhances the desktop application by introducing a network call replay feature, which allows users to re-execute past network requests for debugging and testing. Alongside this, the internal storage of dashboard elements has been refactored to a more flexible JSON-based format, laying groundwork for future UI customization. Additionally, a dynamic 'Warp Speed Effect' animation has been added to the Android sample application.

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  • Network Call Replay Feature: Introduced the ability to replay network requests directly from the desktop application, enhancing debugging and testing capabilities with UI integration and backend logic.
  • Dashboard Element Storage Refactor: Refactored the local storage mechanism for dashboard elements to use JSON serialization, improving flexibility and extensibility for future dashboard customizations.
  • UI Enhancements for Network Calls: Added visual indicators and a 'Replay' action to the network list UI, allowing users to easily identify and re-execute network requests.
  • Android Sample App Visual Effect: Integrated a new 'Warp Speed Effect' animation into the Android sample application, showcasing dynamic visual feedback.
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Florent Champigny added 2 commits December 1, 2025 10:59
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Code Review

Cette pull request introduit une fonctionnalité de relecture des appels réseau et refactorise la manière dont les éléments du tableau de bord sont stockés. La fonctionnalité de relecture est bien intégrée à travers les différentes couches de l'application (UI, ViewModel, Domaine, Données, Remote). Le refactoring des éléments du tableau de bord est une amélioration significative pour la maintenabilité et l'extensibilité, en passant d'un stockage basé sur des champs Embedded à une approche sérialisée en JSON. Cependant, quelques points nécessitent une attention particulière pour améliorer la robustesse et la clarté du code.

@florent37 florent37 changed the title Refact dashboard local refact: [DASHBOARD] save elements as json in db Dec 1, 2025
@florent37 florent37 merged commit a718792 into main Dec 1, 2025
@florent37 florent37 deleted the refact-dashboard-local branch December 1, 2025 16:35
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