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Migrate all 87 Dart files from /Users/chase/Documents/cozsweet/lib/ui/ to TypeScript React components, replacing Flutter-native features with Web equivalents and reimplementing the BLoC pattern with React Context + useReducer. Highlights - 1:1 BLoC -> Context+useReducer+side-effects mapping for auth, chat, user, and sidebar features (4 providers wired in root-providers.tsx) - 500px MobileShell primitive eliminates per-screen layout boilerplate - Headless Dialog primitive (createPortal + ESC + scroll lock) powers quota / pwa-install / username / pronouns / subscription / other-options dialogs - New integrations/: facebook-sdk, google-identity, pwa-install, media-recorder (Web Speech API + MediaRecorder), browser-detect, chat-websocket (singleton), message-queue (throttled send) - CSS Modules + existing design tokens (no new styling system); extended with breakpoints.css and dimensions.css - Custom hooks: useBreakpoint (useSyncExternalStore), useFullVisibility (IntersectionObserver), usePwaInstall, usePullToRefresh - Vitest + jsdom; 15 unit tests (chat-reducer, auth-validators) - React 19.2.4, Next.js 16.2.7, Zod 4, lottie-react, classnames Workarounds - next.config.ts: experimental.staticGenerationRetryCount = 0 to bypass Next.js 16.2.7 /_global-error workStore prerender bug - src/app/global-error.tsx: required Client Component - src/types/globals.d.ts: centralized window.google / FB / SpeechRecognition declarations Routes (/, /splash, /auth, /chat, /chat/deviceid/[deviceId], /sidebar) all build and lint clean. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Getting Started
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