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Save does not persist:

• Role
• Email
• Phone

.circleci/config.yml

Database users and passwords need to go away.
JWT token..?

Need to be able to select existing kids to add to a user

Users need the ability to change their password if they forget it or decide they don't like it.
Coaches need to be able to reset Member passwords.

Duplicate key error; need to pass role along to ignore query filters

Add Birthday field to kid add/edit UI

When navigating away from an editable form, show a confirmation dialog if the user has made changes but did not save.

Pagination and save/cancel buttons should be on separate lines

This is basically just a quality of life improvement when running in dev

Create a dashboard view for parents that displays Memories that have been completed by their Kid(s) for the day

Show count by Memory Category
Categories to retrieve for:

• ABC, XYZ, Memory 1, and Memory 2

When a Member logs in, redirect to the dashboard

The field should be hidden and not persisted during save

Sometimes getting from Identity framework in controller, other times passing in params - which method is best?

User can view a list of Memory Categories

ABCs = 26
Xyzs = 21
Memory 1 = 15
Memory 2 = 11
Seekers = 24
Sword of the Spirit = 58
Psalmist = 22
Sermon on the Mount = 5
Blaze = 8

Memories list view can be filtered by searching a name

Coaches and users can't modify inactive kids (because of the global query filter)

If the user is an Admin, show all Kids
If the user is a Coach, show all Kids within the Organization
If the user is a Member (parent), show only their Kids

If the user is an Admin, they can create and delete Organizations in the Admin tab

This should be broken down into multiple simpler components

It looks like it's probably displaying the total count of memory items instead of total points

CircleCI free tier no longer supports docker layer caching. Look into GitHub Actions.

When creating a user in prod, the form indicates the only password requirement is a length of at least 8 characters. It actually needs to be 10 characters, and needs at least one uppercase letter and one digit.

The API also returns an unhelpful "BAD REQUEST" error.

Delete unparented kid records and all related data

Add a menu item to the user dropdown that lets the logged in user edit their information.
Editable fields:

• First name
• Last name
• Email
• Phone number

This should reuse UserEditComponent

If the user is an Admin or Coach, the Admin tab is visible

Right now it's grouped by Kid

API is returning a server error, need to check dev environment and see if it happens there too

If the user is a Coach or Admin, allow Add/Update/Delete Kids from User edit window

Add collapsible navs for smaller viewports

If the user is an Admin, they can register a new Coach or Member
If the user is a Coach, they can register a new Member
If the user is a Member, they cannot register a new user (or see the Users section)

Does not ease in

The wwwroot folder is not being copied to the /app directory in production

We need a way to see when we should award for completed memory items.

Coaches can set role to Member or Coach (not Admin).
Members cannot access the Users area.

Member users can see Memory items and can see which ones have been completed by their kid(s)
Coaches can see all kids in org
Admins can see all kids everywhere

Fields:

• Item Category
• Item Number
• Item Name
• Item Location
• Status (Completed/Not Complete)
• Completed Date

If the user is a Coach, they can mark memory items as completed for any Kid in their Organization
If the user is an Admin, they can mark memory items as completed for any Kid in any Organization

If the user is a Member, they cannot mark any memory items as completed
If the user is a Member, requests to the API endpoints for editing memory items will be rejected

Date pickers need to be wider

Let a user log into the app
If the user isn't logged in, don't show the nav button for the Kids page
If the user isn't logged in, don't let them manually navigate to the Kids page