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When an alert is sent, add the timestamp to the db

Upgrade to advanced authentication & set the required settings

Preferably some generic way of verifying all the required properties are there (both input data + auth (user is logged in + verified if needed)).

Can do some object with enums for normal cases, or just pass in verify functions (https://kenjj.medium.com/how-to-validate-javascript-objects-in-more-object-oriented-manner-3a301da7b879)

Currently, the alerts are just blank then appear. Would be best to have some sort of loader so the user knows the API is fetching the alerts

If a user is using an account, verify their both logged in AND their email is verified

Before adding an alert, check if the ticker actually exists (if it doesn't the cron job will throw an error), throwing an error if not

Find a good API for stock graphs (not expensive) and add it to a API endpoint. Should just have to give an array of previous prices, front end will make the graph

Add useful project info about it, how to use, etc. Plus how to run locally

Create a firebase project and link to the project

Verify what currency is used by the API and display this on the app so users know (maybe add a conversion option for cad/usd?)

This may take a second or so, so show the user it's waiting on this

favicon.ico file

Need to rename the github repo, next project and firebase project

Once #7 is done, check if the specific error is thrown and notify the user if the ticker is invalid.

Also if some other issue happens, let them know

Add a stock graph to the main page with the current stock. Backend will just send an array with prices (e.g. for the last week it will send 7 numbers), so you'll need to have the graph design then take an array to make points on it

Good change to learn how to test a webapp, e.g. JEST

If the sign-in fails, add some sort of message on the screen so they know their email/password is invalid

Put it in invalid and non-existent doc, plus try a collection

Like indexes, security rules, etc

Landing page should have a good design with some info and instructions on it, with an option to either login/signup or to go with just an email

Add info on how to run the app, file structure, etc

Main page should have:

• The add alert option as a top bar
• The list of your alerts on the left side (have a toggle so you can go between active and completed alerts)
• Space for a stock graph on the right hand side (can just do a placeholder now, actually make it in another ticket)

After some time (probably 30 days) we don't need emails anymore (the document in the db, just a confirmation it sent). Only delete emails that sent properly

Add an option to add an alert without signing in, just for an email

While waiting to sign in or sign up, have some sort of icon so the user knows they're waiting on the backend to do it's thing

Add the ability to use the app without an account, just an email

Current template is bland, spice it up a bit