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43 lines
1.9 KiB
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# PRD
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## Epic 1: Core To-Do Functionality
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**Goal:** To deliver a functional, single-user to-do application with user authentication and full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) capabilities for tasks.
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**Stories:**
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**Story 1.1: User Authentication**
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- **As a** user,
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- **I want** to be able to sign up, log in, and log out,
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- **so that** I can securely manage my personal to-do list.
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- **Acceptance Criteria:**
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1. The application uses the Supabase Auth UI for login and sign-up forms.
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2. A user can create an account and will be automatically logged in.
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3. A logged-in user can log out, which redirects them to the login page.
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4. The main to-do list page is protected and only visible to authenticated users.
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**Story 1.2: Create and View To-Dos**
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- **As an** authenticated user,
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- **I want** to enter a task into an input field and see it appear on my to-do list,
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- **so that** I can keep track of my tasks.
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- **Acceptance Criteria:**
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1. There is a text input field and a "Create" button on the main page.
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2. Submitting a new task adds it to the database and displays it in the list of to-dos without a page refresh.
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3. The to-do list is fetched from the Supabase database when the page loads.
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4. The input field is cleared after a to-do is successfully created.
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**Story 1.3: Update and Delete To-Dos**
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- **As an** authenticated user,
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- **I want** to be able to mark a to-do as complete and delete it,
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- **so that** I can manage my task list effectively.
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- **Acceptance Criteria:**
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1. Each to-do item has a checkbox or button to toggle its "completed" status.
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2. Changing the status updates the item in the database and visually (e.g., with a strikethrough).
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3. Each to-do item has a "Delete" button.
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4. Clicking "Delete" removes the to-do from the UI and the database.
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With this epic, the planning phase is complete. All the requirements are clearly defined and structured for development.
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