Andrei
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State Updates:
- Added selectedChildIds array for multi-select
- Added defaultChildId for quick actions
- Added viewMode (auto/tabs/cards) with automatic detection
- Added lastSelectedPerScreen for per-route child memory
- Updated Child interface with displayColor, sortOrder, nickname fields
- Changed sort comparator to use sortOrder (birth order) instead of createdAt
New Actions:
- selectChildren(ids[]) - Select multiple children
- toggleChildSelection(id) - Toggle single child in multi-select
- setDefaultChild(id) - Set default child for quick actions
- setViewMode(mode) - Manual view mode override
- setLastSelectedForScreen({screen, childId}) - Remember per-screen selection
localStorage Integration:
- Persists selectedChildId
- Persists defaultChildId
- Persists viewMode preference
- Persists lastSelectedPerScreen map
New Selectors:
- selectSelectedChildren() - Get all selected children as array
- selectDefaultChild() - Get default child entity
- selectChildrenCount() - Total number of children
- selectViewMode() - Computed view mode (tabs/cards based on count)
- selectChildColor(childId) - Get child's display color
- selectLastSelectedForScreen(screen) - Get last child for specific screen
View Mode Logic:
- auto + <=3 children = tabs
- auto + >3 children = cards
- manual override = use set value
Use Cases:
- Dashboard child switching with tabs/cards
- Multi-child activity logging
- Child-specific routing memory
- Default child for quick actions
- Color-coded UI elements
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