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# AGENTS.md
## Purpose
This file is a quick handover for future agents working on `D:\www\Nutrio`.
It describes what the project is, what is already implemented, and what still needs work.
## Project Summary
- Project name: `Nutrio`
- Goal: meal planning + nutrition tracking + daily diary totals.
- Backend: PHP (`tpsoft/apilite`, `tpsoft/dbmodel`)
- Frontend: Vue 3 + Vite + TypeScript
- Monorepo layout:
- `backend/`
- `frontend/`
## Current State (as of 2026-02-11)
- `README.md` already contains product specification in Slovak and English.
- Backend DB migrations exist in `backend/src/Maintenance.php` up to version `7`.
- Backend API routes are not implemented yet:
- `backend/src/API.php` extends `APIlite` but has no endpoints.
- Frontend is still template-level:
- `frontend/src/App.vue` has placeholder content.
- `frontend/src/router/index.ts` has empty `routes: []`.
- `backend/data.json` contains sample meal data (not currently wired into DB/API flow).
## Backend Architecture
- Entry point: `backend/public/API.php`
- Bootstrap and DB init: `backend/src/Init.php`
- Configuration: `backend/config/Configuration.php`
- Supports `mysql` and `sqlite`
- Loads override config files from `backend/config/*.php` (except the base file itself)
- Migration logic: `backend/src/Maintenance.php`
## Database Schema Snapshot
Migration creates these tables:
- `options` (`key`, `value`) for internal settings, including DB version.
- `users` (`user_id`, `email`, `password_hash`, `created_at`).
- `ingredients`:
- `ingredient_id`, `user_id`, `name`
- per-100g values: `protein_g_100`, `carbs_g_100`, `sugar_g_100`, `fat_g_100`, `fiber_g_100`, `kcal_100`
- `meals`:
- `meal_id`, `user_id`, `name`, `meal_type` (`breakfast|lunch|dinner`)
- `meal_items`:
- `meal_item_id`, `meal_id`, `ingredient_id`, `grams`, `position`
- `diary_days`:
- `diary_day_id`, `user_id`, `day_date`
- unique: `(user_id, day_date)`
- `diary_entries`:
- `diary_entry_id`, `diary_day_id`, `meal_type`, `meal_id`
- unique: `(diary_day_id, meal_type)`
## Known Pitfalls and Notes
- The historical FK issue in `meal_items` should reference `meals(meal_id)`.
Current file already uses the correct FK.
- If someone ran migrations before FK fix, old MySQL state may still be broken.
In that case reset affected table(s) or rebuild DB from clean state.
- Some comments in `Maintenance.php` show encoding artifacts, but SQL structure is valid.
## Local Runbook
Backend:
- `cd backend`
- `composer install`
- configure DB via `backend/config/*.php` override
- serve `backend/public` through web server/PHP runtime
- first API hit triggers `Maintenance->database()` migration flow
Frontend:
- `cd frontend`
- `npm install`
- `npm run dev`
- optional checks: `npm run type-check`, `npm run build`, `npm run lint`
## Product Behavior Target (what to build next)
- CRUD for ingredients with per-100g nutrition values.
- CRUD for meals grouped by day part (`breakfast`, `lunch`, `dinner`).
- Add meal items by ingredient + grams.
- Compute per-item nutrition and calories from grams.
- Compute totals for full meal.
- Diary day view: assign one meal per day part and compute whole-day totals.
## Practical Conventions
- Keep IDs as `BIGINT UNSIGNED` and use `*_id` naming consistently.
- Keep MySQL + SQLite compatibility in SQL where possible (project supports both).
- When changing schema, always bump DB version in `Maintenance.php` with forward-only migration steps.