- composer.json: aneurin/php-todo-list -> aneurin/php-project-manager
- web/package.json (+ lockfile): "web" -> "project-manager-web"
- docker-compose.yml image tags: php-todo-list -> php-project-manager,
php-todo-web -> php-project-manager-web
The directory, the Compose project prefix (derived from the directory name),
and the git remote still carry the old name and are left as-is.
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API: new PUT /api/lists/{id}/items/order takes the full ordered id set and
rewrites positions 0..n-1 in a transaction (422 unless the set matches the
list exactly). TodoItemRepository gains idsForList() and reorder().
Frontend: lists on the home page are now links to /lists/:id (ListView).
ListView shows the list title, a "M of N done" summary, and each item as a
drag handle + checkbox + inline-editable text (saved on blur) + delete
button, with a create-item form at the bottom. Drag-and-drop uses
vuedraggable; on drop the whole order is persisted via the new endpoint and
the response replaces local state, with a resync-on-error fallback. New
items store; items store is also reset on logout.
Tests: reorder happy path, incomplete-set rejection, owner scoping. Backend
suite: 23 passing.
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Backend: new migration adds users.email_verified_at (null = unverified);
registration leaves it null, and the register/login/me payloads now expose
email_verified and email_verified_at.
Frontend (web/): Vite + Vue 3 + TypeScript PWA (vite-plugin-pwa). Pinia auth
store keeps the token in localStorage and validates it via GET /api/me on
load. vue-router guards redirect unauthenticated visitors to /login,
preserving the intended path; /register creates an account and signs in
immediately (with the email unverified). Placeholder home page, minimal
styling, generated icons. Dev server proxies /api to the API.
docker-compose.yml gains an optional "web" service (profile: frontend) so
`docker compose --profile frontend up -d` runs the dev server alongside the
API; `docker compose up -d` still starts the API alone.
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