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+OLD Backend algorithm:
+
+ /*
+            SYNC STRATEGY
+            =-=-=-=-=-=-=
+                        
+            NEW ITEMS:
+            client record is iterated looking for non id or versioned items meaning newly added.  If any are found the master rev is incremented and new items
+            are added.
+
+            DELETED ITEMS:
+            Server record is itereated looking for deleted items (not on the client's list and are older revision than the client version), if any are 
+            found master rev is incremented (unless it was already) then they are removed from the master list.
+            
+            UPDATE
+            Compare client record to master record, compare list name for a change, then find all items that have the same ID but different user editable values, if any found update master rev
+            if not done already, make master changed items match client changed items, update master. 
+           
+            RETURN:
+            Finally, if master list has changed, it is saved to db then it is returned to user otherwise {nochange:1} or something is returned.
+        */
+
+
+
+NEW ALGORITHM 
+Basically the same, except it will sync all lists on the device at once, so the routes need to take a list of lists of listitems as a chunk, not just a single list
+
+
+
+OLD ROUTES
+=-=-=-=-=-=
+
+//POST - GET AN AUTHENTICATION TOKEN   
+router.route('/authenticate')
+
+
+//GET USERS LISTS
+// get all the lists for username specified 
+router.route('/mylists')   
+
+
+//GET A LIST OBJECT
+// get the list object for id specified .
+router.route('/list/:listid')   
+
+
+//POST - CREATE / SYNC A LIST    
+router.route('/list')
+
+
+//DELETE - REMOVE A LIST    
+router.route('/list')
+
+
+//DOWNLOAD - download all data
+router.route('/mylists/download_all')   
+
+
+NEW ROUTES
+=-=-=-=-=-
+Since there is so little data overall in these lists, we are just going to assume all lists on all devices.
+A Sync operation just sends the whole graph and gets the whole graph back, it's stored in a single field in sqlite table
+
+If a user doesn't want to see a list maybe it's filtered out at the client view
+
+Authenticate - POST
+
+    
+/user - post get 
+    Gets and sets the users list subscriptions
+
+/sync
+    POST - 
+        client posts their entire subscribed list graph at once, 
+        the return is the entire user's list graph after synced at server
+        new lists are also created via this mechanism (at client first)
+        If a client is just getting lists (for example in a first run scenario) they just post an empty list graph
+    GET - (no get?  Post an empty list if you want to get all the user's lists)
+
+
+        
+
+NEW List data object graph:
+
+{
+
+    lists:[
+    Name:listname,
+    id:ShortIdString,
+    name_v:integer,
+    v:integer,
+    items:[
+        id: ShortIdString or empty if new and not assigned an id yet,
+        completed: bool,
+        text:,
+        v:incrementing_long,
+        priority:[int 0-3] 
+        
+    ]
+]
+}
+
+
+https://github.com/tastejs/todomvc/blob/gh-pages/examples/jquery/js/app.js
+https://github.com/tastejs/todomvc/blob/master/examples/jquery/index.html
+
+

notes/notes

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+
+8750e825f27d77a16755a7b14a9622fe6d4653ceaab2dd5645bbc89b5702fa1d
+*********************************************
+Updating Microsoft CODE editor
+Download the .deb file for 64 bit
+execute it
+sudo dpkg -i code_1.8.1-1482159060_i386.deb
+
+
+
+HANDLEBARS
+=-=-=-=-=-
+Install:
+sudo npm install -g handlebars
+
+Build handlebars template:
+handlebars -m wwwroot/js/templates/> wwwroot/js/templates/templates.js
+
+
+
+
+3rd party Packages used:
+JWT JSON web token support using jose-jwt found here:
+https://jwt.io/#libraries
+
+Mailkit (supposedly system.net.mail will be ported in v2.0 of .net core but for now mailkit is the shit):
+ <!-- NOTE: bouncycastle needed for license gen but mailkit brings a slightly different one in so there is a conflict but just removing bouncycastle works because the license code uses teh mailkit bouncycastle-->
+    <!--PackageReference Include="bouncycastle.netcore" Version="1.8.1.3" /-->
+
+
+
+DEVICE METRICS LIST
+https://material.io/devices/
+
+John phone 411px wide (dp)
+Joyce s7 360px wide (dp)
+
+
+***********************
+HOW TO DEPLOY TO IIS
+https://stackify.com/how-to-deploy-asp-net-core-to-iis/
+
+1) SET VERSION
+
+RENAME ?plvx.x parameter in index.html to the new version so all files update on mobile 
+
+2) PUBLISH
+publish command line from rockfishCore folder:
+
+//this will build a release version which is what we use on the server now
+dotnet publish -c Release -o ./../plpublish/
+
+//This is what I have seen online, not sure why the -f is necessary or useful, the build is the exact same size as above, have a question in to stackoverflow about it
+dotnet publish -f netcoreapp2.1 -c Release  -o ./../plpublish/
+
+//if need a debug version
+dotnet publish -o ./../plpublish/
+
+3) COPY
+Copy over to production server, only need the .dll and the wwwroot folder contents, 
+remember not to delete the folders on the server only replace their contents because there are Windows file permissions set
+
+

notes/todo

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+
+