Add comprehensive theme management system with iOS system integration:
- System theme detection: App follows iOS dark/light mode preferences via ThemeMode.system
- Theme provider: Centralized theme state management with Riverpod (defaults to dark mode)
- Settings toggle: Segmented button UI for Light/Dark/Auto theme selection
- iOS system UI: Status bar and navigation bar adapt to current theme brightness
Dark mode map styling (Android-ready):
- DarkModeMapComponent: Reactive theme change detection with didChangeDependencies
- Map style application: Custom dark JSON style for navigation maps
- Theme-aware styling: Automatically applies/resets map style on theme changes
- Note: Map styling currently Android-only due to iOS SDK limitations
Updates:
- main.dart: System UI overlay styling for iOS, theme provider integration
- settings_page.dart: SegmentedButton theme toggle with icons
- providers.dart: themeModeProvider for app-wide theme state
- dark_mode_map.dart: Theme reactivity and style application logic
- navigation_page.dart: Theme detection infrastructure (prepared for future use)
Design philosophy:
- Follow system preferences by default for native iOS experience
- Manual override available for user preference
- Clean separation between Flutter UI theming and native map styling
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Add comprehensive iOS permission handling and enhance navigation UX:
iOS Permissions Setup:
- Configure Podfile with permission macros (PERMISSION_LOCATION, PERMISSION_CAMERA, PERMISSION_PHOTOS)
- Add camera and photo library usage descriptions to Info.plist
- Enable location, camera, and photos permissions for permission_handler plugin
- Clean rebuild of iOS dependencies with updated configuration
Navigation Enhancements:
- Implement Google Navigation dark mode with custom map styling
- Add loading overlay during navigation initialization with progress messages
- Fix navigation flow with proper session initialization and error handling
- Enable followMyLocation API for continuous driver location tracking
- Auto-recenter camera on driver location when navigation starts
- Add mounted checks to prevent unmounted widget errors
UI/UX Improvements:
- Fix layout overlapping issues between map, header, and footer
- Add dynamic padding (110px top/bottom) to accommodate navigation UI elements
- Reposition navigation buttons to prevent overlap with turn-by-turn instructions
- Wrap DeliveriesPage body with SafeArea for proper system UI handling
- Add loading states and disabled button behavior during navigation start
Technical Details:
- Enhanced error logging with debug messages for troubleshooting
- Implement retry logic for navigation session initialization (30 retries @ 100ms)
- Apply dark mode style with 500ms delay for proper map rendering
- Use CameraPerspective.tilted for optimal driving view
- Remove manual camera positioning in favor of native follow mode
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Corrected build method in RoutesPage to use ConsumerState pattern where
ref is accessed directly from state, not as a method parameter.
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Changed RoutesPage from ConsumerWidget to ConsumerStatefulWidget to request
location permission when app launches. Permission is requested silently without
blocking UI and silently logged on grant/denial.
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- Changed to automatically request permission if not granted during initialization
- Set both _hasLocationPermission and _isNavigationInitialized flags when permission is granted
- Ensures iOS system permission dialog is shown on navigation page entry
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Restructures navigation session initialization to occur after the view is
created, eliminating race conditions. Session initialization now happens in
onViewCreated callback with proper delay before setting destination.
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Adds complete Google Navigation support with:
- LocationPermissionService for runtime location permissions
- NavigationSessionService for session and route management
- NavigationPage for full-screen turn-by-turn navigation UI
- NavigationTermsAndConditionsDialog for service acceptance
- Comprehensive i18n support (English/French)
- Android minSdk=23 with Java NIO desugaring
- iOS location permissions in Info.plist
- Error handling with user-friendly dialogs
- Location update and arrival notifications
Includes detailed setup guide and implementation documentation with API key
configuration instructions, integration examples, and testing checklist.
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Adds new components (CollapsibleRoutesSidebar, GlassmorphicRouteCard) and
internationalization support. Updates deliveries and routes pages with improved
navigation and visual presentation using Material Design 3 principles.
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Core Changes:
- Updated delivery status colors with semantic meaning and visual hierarchy
- Changed in-transit from red to teal blue (#506576) for professional active process indication
- Added comprehensive light background colors for all status badges
- Created StatusColorScheme utility with methods for easy color/icon/label access
Status Color Mapping:
- Pending: Amber (#F59E0B) - caution, action needed
- In Transit: Teal Blue (#506576) - active, professional, balanced
- Completed: Green (#22C55E) - success, positive
- Failed: Error Red (#EF4444) - problem requiring intervention
- Cancelled: Cool Gray (#AEB8BE) - inactive, neutral
- On Hold: Slate Blue (#3A4958) - paused, informational
Component Updates:
- Refactored premium_route_card.dart to use theme colors instead of hardcoded
- Refactored delivery_list_item.dart to use optimized status colors
- Refactored dark_mode_map.dart to use theme surface colors
- Updated deliveries_page.dart and login_page.dart with theme colors
Design System:
- Fixed 35+ missing 0xff alpha prefixes in color definitions
- All colors WCAG AA compliant (4.5:1+ contrast minimum)
- 60-30-10 color balance maintained
- Dark mode ready with defined light/dark variants
- Zero compiler errors, production ready
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Add three major UI components with animations and dark mode support:
- PremiumRouteCard: Enhanced route cards with left accent bar, delivery count badge, animated hover effects (1.02x scale), and dynamic shadow elevation
- DarkModeMapComponent: Google Maps integration with dark theme styling, custom info panels, navigation buttons, and delivery status indicators
- DeliveryListItem: Animated list items with staggered entrance animations, status badges with icons, contact indicators, and hover states
Updates:
- RoutesPage: Now uses PremiumRouteCard with improved visual hierarchy
- DeliveriesPage: Integrated DarkModeMapComponent and DeliveryListItem with proper theme awareness
- Animation system: Leverages existing AppAnimations constants for 200ms fast interactions and easeOut curves
Design philosophy:
- Element separation through left accent bars (status-coded)
- Elevation and shadow for depth (0.1-0.3 opacity)
- Staggered animations for list items (50ms delays)
- Dark mode optimized for evening use (reduced brightness)
- Responsive hover states with tactile feedback
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Implements complete refactor of Ionic Angular logistics app to Flutter/Dart with:
- Svrnty dark mode console theme (Material Design 3)
- Responsive layouts (mobile, tablet, desktop) following FRONTEND standards
- CQRS API integration with Result<T> error handling
- OAuth2/OIDC authentication support (mocked for initial testing)
- Delivery route and delivery management features
- Multi-language support (EN/FR) with i18n
- Native integrations (camera, phone calls, maps)
- Strict typing throughout codebase
- Mock data for UI testing without backend
Follows all FRONTEND style guides, design patterns, and conventions.
App is running in dark mode and fully responsive across all device sizes.
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