- Added new translation keys for empty and low stock notifications in both English and German.
- Implemented user authentication for planner routes and improved user settings loading.
- Separated empty and low stock medications for clearer notifications.
- Enhanced email notifications with detailed alerts for empty and low stock medications.
- Updated user settings in the database when reminders are sent for both intake and stock notifications.
- Improved form validation in the frontend with character limits and error messages.
- Added CSS styles for form validation feedback and character count display.
- Added authentication context and provider to manage user state.
- Created login and registration forms with validation and error handling.
- Implemented user profile component for updating user information and changing passwords.
- Introduced user settings in the database for notification preferences.
- Updated translations for authentication-related strings in English and German.
- Enhanced styles for authentication components and user profile.
- Added middleware for optional and required authentication checks.
- Updated environment variables in .env.example for production setup.
- Changed project references from MedAssist to MedAssist-ng in documentation and code.
- Adjusted Docker configurations for new image names and ports.
- Removed deprecated push-images.sh script and added docker-compose.dev.yml for development.
- Updated translation files to reflect new project name.
- Ensured all email notifications and headers reflect the new branding.
- Implemented reminder scheduler service to check for low stock medications and send email notifications.
- Added repeat daily reminders option in settings to allow users to receive daily emails while stock is low.
- Updated backend settings route to include new reminder state and settings.
- Enhanced frontend to manage and display reminder settings, including last automatic email sent.
- Improved UI for better user experience with new styles for settings and notifications.
Daniel Volz