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Describe your feature request.

The application should present crime statistics and trends in your area. Users could see whether crime is increasing, decreasing or staying constant. This would allow us to better understand the situation and take appropriate precautions.

Describe your feature request.

The application backend should have a more logical package structure without unnecessary nesting, similar to that in the application frontend.

Currently the application backend has this package tree structure:

├── api
│   ├── request
│   ├── response
│   └── ...
├── application
│   └── ...
├── domain
│   ├── exception
│   ├── model
│   ├── service
│   ├── persistence
│   └── ...
├── infrastructure
│   ├── configuration
│   ├── security
│   └── ...
├── Covilo.java
└── CoviloProperties.java

It doesn't look bad, but the components are assigned to a given functionality, for example, the service package contains only services.

And this is what the current package structure looks like in the application frontend:

├── application
│   ├── apperance
│   ├── authentication
│   ├── core
│   ├── me
│   ├── shared
│   └── ...
└── ...

In the application frontend, packages contain all the components needed to perform a given function, for example, the authentication package contains all the services, requests, responses, appearance needed to authenticate a user.

Application components will be more organized if all components for performing a given function are in one package with a similar name as these packages.

Describe your feature request.

The application should provide information on different types of crimes, such as thefts, burglary, robberies, assaults, etc. Users should be able to filter data depending on the type of crime they are interested in.

Describe your feature request.

Graphic files sent by the user, such as an avatar, should be automatically converted to the WebP type. Because WebP is a modern solution that is lightweight (like JPEG) and can contain an alpha channel (like PNG).

See more about WebP here.