naomi
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Added comprehensive social links functionality to user profiles: **New Social Platforms:** - Website (full URL validation) - GitHub (username format) - Bluesky (handle format) - LinkedIn (username format) - Twitch (username format) - YouTube (handle or channel ID format) - Discord Server (invite code format) **Features:** - Database schema updated with 7 new optional social link fields - Backend services and API routes updated to handle all social links - Settings form with input fields and helpful validation hints - Profile display with Font Awesome icons for each platform - Regex validation patterns for all fields with visual feedback - Green border for valid input, red border for invalid input - All form inputs use consistent type="text" for uniform styling - Discord accepts just invite code (constructs full URL automatically) **Technical Changes:** - Installed @fortawesome/angular-fontawesome with pinned versions - Replaced emoji icons with proper Font Awesome components - Added FontAwesomeModule to profile component - Updated all User type interfaces across frontend and backend - Updated UserService mappings in all methods - Added comprehensive regex patterns matching platform requirements Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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