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A new optional property, first_day_of_the_week, of type string has been added to the CongSettingsType type definition in the congregation settings file. This addition allows for the specification of the first day of the week within the congregation settings.

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src/v3/definition/congregation.ts Added optional property first_day_of_the_week?: string to the CongSettingsType type definition.
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src/v3/definition/congregation.ts (1)

164-164: Consider clarifying the relationship with existing week_start_sunday field.

The addition of first_day_of_the_week?: string; follows the proper naming conventions and is correctly implemented as an optional field. However, there's already a similar field week_start_sunday?: string; at line 159 that appears to serve a related purpose.

Consider:

  1. Adding documentation to clarify the purpose and allowed values for this new field
  2. Explaining how it differs from or relates to the existing week_start_sunday field
  3. Using a more specific type (like string literal union) if there are predetermined valid values
/**
 * Specifies the first day of the week (e.g., "monday", "sunday").
 * This field provides more flexibility compared to the boolean `week_start_sunday` field.
 */
first_day_of_the_week?: "monday" | "tuesday" | "wednesday" | "thursday" | "friday" | "saturday" | "sunday";
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@@ -161,6 +161,7 @@ export type CongSettingsType = {
responsabilities?: string;
last_backup: string;
group_publishers_sort?: string;
first_day_of_the_week?: string;
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Potential redundancy with existing week start property.

The addition of first_day_of_the_week?: string appears to overlap with the existing week_start_sunday?: string property at line 159. Consider:

  1. Clarifying the distinction between these properties
  2. Using a more specific type (enum or union type) rather than string for better type safety
  3. Adding documentation to explain the expected values and format
+  /** 
+   * Defines the first day of the week for the congregation.
+   * Possible values: "sunday", "monday", etc.
+   */
   first_day_of_the_week?: string;

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#!/bin/bash
# Check for usage of the existing week_start_sunday property
echo "Checking for usage of week_start_sunday property..."
rg "week_start_sunday" -A 2 -B 2

Length of output: 1095


Consolidate week‐start properties

There’s already a week_start_sunday?: string in:

  • src/v3/definition/congregation.ts (line 159)
  • src/v3/classes/Congregation.ts
  • src/v3/services/firebase/congregations.ts

Introducing first_day_of_the_week?: string overlaps with that. To avoid confusion:

• Define a strict union (or enum) for weekdays:

export type Weekday =
  | 'sunday'
  | 'monday'
  | 'tuesday'
  | 'wednesday'
  | 'thursday'
  | 'friday'
  | 'saturday';

• Replace both props with a single field:

- week_start_sunday?: string;
- first_day_of_the_week?: string;
+ /**
+  * First day of the week for the congregation.
+  * Allowed values: 'sunday', 'monday', …, 'saturday'.
+  */
+ first_day_of_the_week?: Weekday;

• Update all references in:

  • src/v3/definition/congregation.ts
  • src/v3/classes/Congregation.ts
  • src/v3/services/firebase/congregations.ts

This will improve type safety and clarify intent.

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