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"notes": "Dependencies: US-045"
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- `ShareModal` at `src/components/editor/ShareModal.tsx` manages collaborator invites/roles/removal via server actions. Only owners see invite form.
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- Dashboard shared projects use Supabase join query: `project_collaborators.select('role, projects(id, name, updated_at)')` to fetch projects shared with the user
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- `ProjectCard` supports optional `shared` and `sharedRole` props — when `shared=true`, hide edit/delete buttons and show role badge instead
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- `PresenceAvatars` at `src/components/editor/PresenceAvatars.tsx` renders connected collaborator avatars. Receives `PresenceUser[]` from `RealtimeConnection.onPresenceSync`.
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- `RealtimeConnection` constructor takes `(projectId, userId, displayName, callbacks)` — `displayName` is broadcast via Supabase Realtime presence tracking
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- User color for presence is derived from a hash of their userId, ensuring consistency across sessions. Use `getUserColor(userId)` pattern from PresenceAvatars.
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- The `accepted_at` field is auto-set on invite (auto-accept pattern). A pending invitation flow would require leaving `accepted_at` null and adding an accept action.
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- No browser testing tools are available; manual verification is needed.
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## 2026-01-23 - US-046
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- What was implemented: Presence indicators showing connected collaborators as avatar circles in the editor toolbar
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- Files changed:
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- `src/lib/collaboration/realtime.ts` - Added `PresenceUser` type, `displayName` constructor param, presence tracking via `channel.track()`, presence sync parsing that excludes own user
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- `src/components/editor/PresenceAvatars.tsx` - New component: avatar circles with user initials, consistent color from user ID hash, tooltip with display_name, max 5 visible with "+N" overflow
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- `src/components/editor/Toolbar.tsx` - Added `presenceUsers` prop and `PresenceAvatars` rendering before connection indicator
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- `src/app/editor/[projectId]/FlowchartEditor.tsx` - Added `userDisplayName` prop, `presenceUsers` state, updated `RealtimeConnection` instantiation with `displayName` and `onPresenceSync` callback
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- `src/app/editor/[projectId]/page.tsx` - Fetches user's `display_name` from profiles table and passes as `userDisplayName` prop
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- **Learnings for future iterations:**
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- Supabase Realtime presence uses `channel.track({ ...data })` after subscription to broadcast user info. The presence key is set in channel config: `config: { presence: { key: userId } }`.
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- The `presenceState()` returns a `Record<presenceKey, PresencePayload[]>` where each key maps to an array of presence objects. Filter out own key to exclude self.
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- Consistent user colors are generated via a simple hash of the userId string, indexed into a fixed palette of 12 colors. This ensures the same user always gets the same color across sessions.
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- The `PresenceAvatars` component shows initials (first letter of first two words, or first two chars for single-word names) with the computed background color.
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- Pre-existing lint errors in ConditionEditor.tsx, OptionConditionEditor.tsx, and ShareModal.tsx are from prior stories and unrelated to this change.
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- No browser testing tools are available; manual verification is needed.
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