The current behaviour is that their token is store in their browser's cookie just for 3 days (this is a limitation because MySejahtera's token has a lifespan of 3 days). Afterwards, they have to sign in again. Which may not be a good user experience.

Proposal:

1. Keep a history of user MySejahtera's token
2. If a return user visit our site after 3 days, it will pass us an expired token.
3. We will refer the expired token with our DB (from step 1), and give user's back a fresh token.

Problem statement

Improve the speed of the website and reduce the api call

Proposed work

Using React Query to cache the api and control the global state

Success criteria

The criteria that must be met in order to consider this project a success.

• to be determine

User stories

How the product should work for various user types.

Normal User

• Feel fast UI

Related documents

Include links to other pages as necessary (e.g. technical design doc, project proposal, etc.)

https://react-query.tanstack.com/overview

How can we spread the word?

List your suggestions in the comment space

Very similar to MySejahtera UI, except without all the clickable links. I can provide some sample JSON data, let me know

The API endpoints listed (login, profile, vaccine, and forgot password) are great. Any chance you have worked out some additional locations for curl? For example:

• GET check-in history
• POST check-out
• "Covid-19 Status" form (to update health status)
• Depedent profile information (e.g. risk status)

If you're not logged in and decides to click to "Nak SMS. blah...", you will see an abrupt flash before you see the login form.

Reason:
This is happening because, user login session is verified on the /subscribe page instead of the landing page.

Side effects:
If you try to hit the button on /login, you will not return to the landing page.

Solution:
Check session on landing page.
If logged in, button should point to /subscribe.
Otherwise, /login.

If user request password reset with their email, the message return should be "you will receive an email...." instead of SMS