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Currently, any user can specify any partner when signing up. Let's make this send a request to the partner to have them confirm that they're partnering.

• Look into 'username of null' errors
• Make sure all potential missing cases are added
• Come up with better defaults

• - remove weight data for now
• - remove color headers and let users pick their own colors?
• - remove profile pictures for now
• - remove header 'catch phrases'?
• - remove IFTTT text messaging (#21)

• Gym icon
• Exercise icon
• Get Fit hero image

• Could I use a AJAX micro-library to not have to handle headers and errors?
• I should be able to rewrite all JQuery DOM manipulation with vanilla JS
• May conflict with #16

Look into how to back up MongoDB databases securely

Let's make it possible for users to see all of their data from start date to current date (not just past two weeks). This would make it easier to detect missing data from a visual inspection without needing to hit the MFP API to update all missing data.

It might be useful to have flash messages for all backend errors, so things do not fail silently (e.g. MFP auth error from python)

All missing days between today and start date. It could update just days with no data, or update all dates that were never completed.

• Checkbox during registration reveals extra panels?
• Play nice with #2

• Create introductory page
• Show notifications/messages (NOT flash messages) depending on whether account is confirmed, partner is confirmed, etcetera.

• Template emails for registration, confirmation/auth, requests/responses/gifts
• Use nodemailer to send emails to confirmed/authed emails ONLY (rate-limit and make sure only conf/auth emails get sent)
• Remove any SMS code

Relies on #1

Right now, points from a given timespan are calculated from daily point earnings every time the page renders

• Cache calculations in front end (in cookie or LocalStorage?)
• Update point calculations only when post request is made to update data
• Update if value is staler than any lastUpdated value that is a dependency--have this be checked instead of force recalculating as middleware?

• Update ExerciseCard with something simple like JQuery without needing to refresh the page.
• See if this means a user could request multiple updates in quick succession.

• There is some bulma custom styling to make the 'dark' color also the 'primary' color.
• This changes such things as box highlighting to be dark as well, which does not look great.

• Pick another non-greyscale color to be the primary color.
• Fix items that rely on $primary that should instead be relying on $dark!

• This will be the simplest way to get around MFP auth
• Otherwise, is there a way to store an authentication token for pulling data from private MFP profiles?

If user is participating solo:

• Let them specify their own rewards

If user is participating with a partner:

• Let them specify their partners' rewards

Look into the possibility of encrypting user data in the database (at rest).

Let users add their own matching for exercises and behavior

For example, let them match 'running' or 'jogging' or 'hiking' and add point values.
Add toggle for combining walking events?

• either via passport.js or by storing in DB
• Use it to see if a request was made or gift was sent since last access.
  • If true, display popup modal.

Need to change crontab + bash script to something more dynamic

• Find a node task scheduler
  • This would be ideal because it would reduce system dependencies and increase portability
  • However, it's not really within the scope of our current express server, so it might be strange to have that code running on the same Node server
• Crontab to run at midnight
  • Scan users collection with python script
  • Call getMFP.py from that python script (with username, mfp username, and date)

• Make error messages for submitting forms with incomplete data. Example: https://getse.xyz/account/spend -> [Send Request] without anything selected

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