hikari
3da648544e
Adds a complete achievement system with gamification features across all user interactions. **Database & Types:** - Add UserAchievement model to track user progress and earned achievements - Add achievement-related fields to User model (achievementPoints, currentStreak, lastStreakCheck) - Add ACHIEVEMENT_UNLOCKED audit action type - Define 62 achievements as TypeScript constants across 5 categories **Achievement Categories:** - Suggestions (15): First suggestion through ultimate curator milestones - Likes (12): First like through legendary fan milestones - Comments (12): First comment through review legend milestones - Engagement (15): Login streaks and total activity tracking - Reports (8): Valid reports and accuracy tracking **Backend Implementation:** - Create AchievementService with comprehensive checking logic - Add achievement route with 6 API endpoints - Integrate achievement checking into all user interaction points: - Suggestions (create + accept) - Likes (toggle) - Comments (all 6 media types) - Login streaks - Reports (profile + comment) - Update UserService to include achievement points in profiles **Frontend Implementation:** - Create AchievementService for API communication - Create achievements page showing all 62 achievements with: - Category filtering (All, Suggestions, Likes, Comments, Engagement, Reports) - Tier-based styling (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond) - Progress indicators for in-progress achievements - Earned date display for completed achievements - Add "Recent Achievements" section to user profiles - Add "🏆 Achievements" link to header navigation - Only show "View All" link on own profile **Technical Features:** - Real-time achievement checking on user actions - Progress tracking to avoid recalculation - Points system for gamification - Tier-based gradient styling - Leaderboard-ready architecture Resolves #48 Co-Authored-By: Hikari <hikari@nhcarrigan.com>
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