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Implement change email and change password in account service and provide UI in account component.

• Make getCategories observable
• Get Updates from the back-end when changes are made on another client

Add a navbar menu.

Setup prettier to have consistent code formatting.

Install and setup angular material with primary and secondary colors.

Instead of calling the API directly, use the Datastore feature.

Provide the ability to delete a category. When deleting a category, all activities that belong to this category must be converted to belong to another category.

Service for activity management.

Provide service for activity statistics. E.g. activity distribution for a week/month/...

Datenschutz, Impressum and used open source licenses.

Be creative and design a logo for the time keeper application.

https://developer.android.com/google-play/resources/icon-design-specifications

Currently when logging in with a new user, also categories and activies from the user that was signed in before appear. This happens because the local indexdb caches the content and is not cleared on sign off.

Maybe Apache 2.

Create a wrapper service for amplify auth api.

https://docs.amplify.aws/lib/auth/getting-started/q/platform/js

Statistics gui. E.g. cake diagram.

Configure CI/CD for pull requests:

• Lint check
• Unit tests
• Prettify check

Create a service to read/write/list all categories. Is a wrapper for calls to DataStore API.

Define service interfaces for:

• Category #10
• Activity #11
• Statistics #12

Change category for activity
Split activity on time
Change start/end time

Create a component for the user to register.

Fix develop after fcbde46

https://angular.io/guide/i18n

Add a deployment for the main branch to serve the app in production.
https://console.aws.amazon.com/amplify/home?region=us-east-1&code=f166fd2306ab97cae3bc#/d29764zb1c1ba0/create/addfrontend/github

Most of our cost comes from the static deployment and the Load balancer, hosting the Angular app ourselves is the cheaper option.

Create a readme:

• Info about project
• Contributors
• How to set up
• Requirements for development (node, npm version)
• Amplify
• Further reading (further documentation)

When creating a new activity that is the first activity of a day, check if there was an activity the day before and duplicate that to have one that starts at 00:00 and lasts until the newly created first activity.