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Migration (0009): notifications table with unique daily/weekly slots, is_read column, metadata JSONB for vaccine info. No more localStorage for read state — syncs across devices. API GET /api/notifications?childId=: - Generates vaccine notifications (upsert, filtered by given vaccines at query time) - log_nudge: if no feed/diaper/sleep logged today after noon IST - memory_nudge: if no photo added to memories today - garment_nudge: if wardrobe < 10 items (once per week slot) - Returns unread first, then recent read, limit 60 API PATCH /api/notifications — mark all read for family+child API PATCH /api/notifications/[id] — mark single notification read Page /notifications: - Fetches from real API (no hardcoded mock data) - Optimistic mark-read on tap, navigates to actionUrl - Colored cards per type (red=vaccine, amber=log, purple=memory, pink=garment) - Unread badge + Mark all read button in sticky header - Legend row at bottom debug-migration: added notifications table CREATE IF NOT EXISTS for hot-apply Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Getting Started
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