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Achintha Isuru 08b96cea6f feat: Introduce CoverageWorker entity and update coverage repository
- Added CoverageWorker entity to represent worker status and check-in information.
- Updated CoverageRepositoryImpl to utilize CoverageWorker and its status.
- Removed legacy coverage_entities.dart file and replaced references with krow_domain imports.
- Enhanced coverage statistics calculations based on new worker status logic.
- Updated UI components to reflect changes in worker status representation.
- Modified acceptance of shifts to align with new status definitions.
- Cleaned up QA testing checklist to remove outdated items and clarify requirements.
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KROW Workforce Mobile 📱

This folder holds the mobile app code for the KROW Workforce apps. This project uses Melos to manage multiple Flutter packages and applications.

📂 Project Structure

The project is organized into modular packages to ensure separation of concerns and maintainability.

  • apps/: Main application entry points.
    • client: The application for businesses/clients.
    • staff: The application for workforce/staff.
    • design_system_viewer: A gallery of our design system components.
  • packages/: Shared logic and feature modules.
    • features/: UI and business logic for specific features (e.g., Auth, Home, Hubs).
      • features/client: Client specific features.
      • features/staff: Staff specific features.
    • design_system/: Shared UI components, tokens (colors, spacing), and core widgets.
    • domain/: Shared business entities and repository interfaces.
    • data_connect/: Data access layer (Mocks and Firebase Data Connect SDK).
    • core_localization/: Internationalization using Slang.
    • core/: Base utilities and common logic.

🚀 Getting Started

1. Prerequisites

Ensure you have the Flutter SDK installed and configured.

2. Initial Setup

Run the following command from the project root to install Melos, bootstrap all packages, and generate localization files:

# Using Makefile
make mobile-install
# Using Melos
melos bootstrap

3. Running the Apps

You can run the applications using Melos scripts or through the Makefile:

First, find your device ID:

flutter devices

Client App

# Using Melos
melos run start:client -- -d <device_id>
# Using Makefile (DEVICE defaults to 'android' if not specified)
make mobile-client-dev-android DEVICE=<device_id>

Staff App

# Using Melos
melos run start:staff -- -d <device_id>
# Using Makefile (DEVICE defaults to 'android' if not specified)
make mobile-staff-dev-android DEVICE=<device_id>

🛠 Useful Commands

  • Bootstrap: melos bootstrap (Installs all dependencies)
  • Generate All: melos run gen:all (Localization + Code Generation)
  • Analyze: melos run analyze:all
  • Help: melos run info (Shows all available custom scripts)

🏗 Coding Principles

  • Clean Architecture: We strictly follow Domain-Driven Design and Clean Architecture.
  • Modularity: Every feature should be its own package in packages/features/. Client and staff specific features should be in their respective packages.
  • Consistency: Use the design_system package for all UI elements to ensure a premium, unified look.