Journey improvements #159
Journey improvements #159
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app/lib/main.dart (2)
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150-156: Consolidate permission checks and add error handling.The permission check here duplicates logic from the main initialization. Additionally, service configuration lacks error handling.
Consider this improved implementation:
void _configureService() async { + try { await bgService.configure( androidConfiguration: AndroidConfiguration( onStart: onStart, autoStart: false, isForegroundMode: true, notificationChannelId: NOTIFICATION_CHANNEL_ID, foregroundServiceNotificationId: NOTIFICATION_ID, ), iosConfiguration: IosConfiguration(autoStart: false), ); - if (await Permission.location.isGranted) { - LocationManager.instance.startService(); - } + // Let LocationManager handle its own permission checks + await LocationManager.instance.startService(); + } catch (e) { + debugPrint('Failed to configure background service: $e'); + // Consider showing user feedback + } }
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170-199: Improve service lifecycle handling and error management.The current implementation has several potential issues:
- Early return on permission check might leave service in inconsistent state
- Missing cleanup when service stops
- No error handling for Firebase initialization
Consider this more robust implementation:
@pragma('vm:entry-point') Future<void> onStart(ServiceInstance service) async { WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized(); - if (!await Permission.location.isGranted) return; + + try { + await Firebase.initializeApp(options: DefaultFirebaseOptions.currentPlatform); - final flutterLocalNotificationsPlugin = FlutterLocalNotificationsPlugin(); + final flutterLocalNotificationsPlugin = FlutterLocalNotificationsPlugin(); - if (service is AndroidServiceInstance) { - if (await service.isForegroundService()) { - flutterLocalNotificationsPlugin.show( - NOTIFICATION_ID, - 'Your space Location', - 'Location is being tracked', - const NotificationDetails( - android: AndroidNotificationDetails( - NOTIFICATION_CHANNEL_ID, - 'MY FOREGROUND SERVICE', - icon: "app_icon", - ongoing: true, - color: Color(0xFF1679AB), - ), - ), - ); - } - } + if (service is AndroidServiceInstance && await service.isForegroundService()) { + if (await Permission.location.isGranted) { + await flutterLocalNotificationsPlugin.show( + NOTIFICATION_ID, + 'Your space Location', + 'Location is being tracked', + const NotificationDetails( + android: AndroidNotificationDetails( + NOTIFICATION_CHANNEL_ID, + 'MY FOREGROUND SERVICE', + icon: "app_icon", + ongoing: true, + color: Color(0xFF1679AB), + ), + ), + ); + + await LocationManager.instance.startTracking(); + } else { + // Notify user about missing permission + service.stopSelf(); + return; + } + } - await Firebase.initializeApp(options: DefaultFirebaseOptions.currentPlatform); - - LocationManager.instance.startTracking(); - - service.on('stopService').listen((event) { - service.stopSelf(); - }); + service.on('stopService').listen((event) async { + await LocationManager.instance.stopTracking(); + await service.stopSelf(); + }); + } catch (e) { + debugPrint('Failed to start service: $e'); + service.stopSelf(); + } }
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app/ios/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj(4 hunks)app/ios/Runner/AppDelegate.swift(1 hunks)app/ios/Runner/LocationManager.swift(1 hunks)app/lib/main.dart(1 hunks)data/lib/service/location_manager.dart(3 hunks)
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app/ios/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj (1)
Line range hint 249-249: LGTM: Deployment target is appropriate for location features.
The iOS deployment target is set to 14.0, which provides full support for all location-related features including background location updates and precise location.
Also applies to: 250-250, 251-251
# Conflicts: # app/pubspec.lock
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app/lib/main.dart (1)
Background service implementation needs robust error handling and cleanup mechanisms
The review comment's concerns are valid based on the codebase analysis:
- The background service (
onStart) lacks error handling for Firebase initialization and other operations- No continuous permission monitoring or cleanup mechanism when permissions are revoked
- The service continues running even when initialization fails
Key findings:
LocationManagerhasstopTrackingServicebut it's not used in error scenarios- Firebase initialization is done without try-catch blocks
- Permission checks are simple one-time checks without continuous monitoring
- No comprehensive error handling in the background service entry point
Suggested changes remain valid and should be implemented as proposed in the review comment.
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170-199: Improve background service robustness and error handling.Several potential issues in the background service implementation:
- Race condition: Permission could be revoked between check and service start
- Missing error handling for Firebase initialization
- No cleanup mechanism when permissions are revoked
Consider implementing this more robust approach:
@pragma('vm:entry-point') Future<void> onStart(ServiceInstance service) async { WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized(); - if (!await Permission.location.isGranted) return; + try { + if (!await Permission.location.isGranted) { + await service.stopSelf(); + return; + } + + await Firebase.initializeApp( + options: DefaultFirebaseOptions.currentPlatform, + ).catchError((error) { + debugPrint('Failed to initialize Firebase: $error'); + service.stopSelf(); + return; + }); + + // Listen for permission changes + Permission.location.status.listen((status) { + if (!status.isGranted) { + LocationManager.instance.stopTracking(); + service.stopSelf(); + } + }); // Rest of your implementation... + } catch (e) { + debugPrint('Background service error: $e'); + await service.stopSelf(); + } }Let's verify the current error handling implementation:
Let me gather more information about the background service implementation.
Let me check the actual implementation of the background service and location tracking.
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app/lib/main.dart (1)
43-47: Add error handling and runtime permission changes support.
The implementation still has the same potential issues as previously identified:
- Missing error handling for the
invokeMethodcall - No handling of runtime permission changes
- One-time permission check might not be sufficient
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data/lib/api/location/journey/journey.dart (1)
11-12: Consider using enum instead of string constantsWhile string constants work, using an enum for journey types would provide better type safety and IDE support.
enum JourneyType { steady, moving }data/lib/api/location/journey/journey.g.dart (1)
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41-62: Consider database migration strategyThe addition of the type field to existing journeys requires a migration strategy. Consider how to handle existing records that don't have this field.
- Add a database migration script to set default types for existing records
- Consider adding a version field to the journey model for future migrations
- Document the migration process in the PR description
data/lib/repository/journey_repository.dart (2)
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80-99: Consider extracting magic number to a constantWhile the type comparison change is good, the 5-minute timer duration should be extracted to a named constant for better maintainability.
const MIN_TIME_DIFFERENCE = 5 * 60 * 1000; // 5 minutes +const STEADY_LOCATION_TIMER_DURATION = 5; // minutes // In the Timer constructor -Timer(const Duration(minutes: 5), () async { +Timer(const Duration(minutes: STEADY_LOCATION_TIMER_DURATION), () async {
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200-245: Consider simplifying the distance calculation logicThe distance calculation could be made more readable by extracting it into a helper method.
+private double calculateJourneyDistance(LocationData currentLocation, ApiLocationJourney lastKnownJourney) { + final referenceLocation = lastKnownJourney.type == JOURNEY_TYPE_STEADY + ? lastKnownJourney.toLocationFromSteadyJourney() + : lastKnownJourney.toLocationFromMovingJourney(); + return _distanceBetween(currentLocation, referenceLocation); +} -double distance = lastKnownJourney.type == JOURNEY_TYPE_STEADY - ? _distanceBetween(geometricMedian ?? extractedLocation, - lastKnownJourney.toLocationFromSteadyJourney()) - : _distanceBetween(geometricMedian ?? extractedLocation, - lastKnownJourney.toLocationFromMovingJourney()); +double distance = calculateJourneyDistance(geometricMedian ?? extractedLocation, lastKnownJourney);
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app/ios/Runner/LocationManager.swift(1 hunks)app/lib/ui/flow/journey/timeline/journey_timeline_screen.dart(2 hunks)data/lib/api/location/journey/api_journey_service.dart(2 hunks)data/lib/api/location/journey/journey.dart(4 hunks)data/lib/api/location/journey/journey.freezed.dart(20 hunks)data/lib/api/location/journey/journey.g.dart(2 hunks)data/lib/repository/journey_repository.dart(10 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (8)
data/lib/api/location/journey/journey.dart (1)
Line range hint 44-52: Verify the impact of empty route list for steady journeys
The toRoute() method now returns an empty list for steady journeys. Ensure this change doesn't break any UI components or map visualizations that depend on this data.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that the toRoute() method is used in several places within the codebase, particularly in the journey map visualization components. Let me analyze the key findings:
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The
toRoute()method is used inJourneyMapwidget (app/lib/ui/flow/journey/components/journey_map.dart) for:- Creating map bounds
- Drawing polylines on the map
- Calculating distances and zoom levels
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The empty route list for steady journeys appears to be an intentional design choice as:
- Steady journeys represent stationary locations
- The UI handles both steady and moving journeys differently
- There are specific UI elements for displaying steady journey durations
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The code has proper null checks and handling for routes:
- Map visualization components check journey types
- Different UI representations for steady vs moving journeys
- Proper bounds calculation considering empty routes
No changes needed - empty routes for steady journeys is the correct behavior
The empty route list for steady journeys is an intentional design choice that's properly handled throughout the codebase. The UI components are designed to handle both steady and moving journeys appropriately, with steady journeys being displayed as single points rather than routes.
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data/lib/api/location/journey/journey.g.dart (1)
26-26: Verify build configuration for code generation
The generated code correctly includes the new type field. However, ensure the build configuration is properly set up to regenerate this file when the model changes.
Also applies to: 43-43
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Build configuration is properly set up for code generation
The build configuration is correctly set up with all necessary dependencies:
build_runner: ^2.4.8is present in dev_dependenciesjson_serializable: ^6.7.1is configured for model generation- The data package has explicit JSON serialization settings in build.yaml
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data/lib/repository/journey_repository.dart (3)
Line range hint 141-181: LGTM!
The addition of explicit journey type when saving is consistent with the new type-based approach and improves code clarity.
Line range hint 250-301: LGTM!
The addition of explicit journey type for moving users is consistent and well-implemented.
Line range hint 347-383: LGTM!
The addition of explicit journey type when saving stopped journeys is consistent and well-implemented.
app/lib/ui/flow/journey/timeline/journey_timeline_screen.dart (2)
Line range hint 130-143: LGTM!
The change to use direct type comparison improves code readability and maintains consistency with the repository layer changes.
202-202: LGTM!
The change to use direct type comparison in place info building is consistent with the overall changes.
data/lib/api/location/journey/journey.freezed.dart (1)
Line range hint 34-586: Verify freezed generation matches the schema
This is an auto-generated file. Please ensure that the source schema in journey.dart correctly defines the type field as a nullable String.
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Generated code correctly matches the schema definition
The freezed-generated code in journey.freezed.dart correctly implements the nullable String? type field as defined in the source schema journey.dart. The field is properly included in all the generated classes and implementations with the correct type and nullability.
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New Features
LocationManagerfor enhanced location handling.Bug Fixes
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