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citypulse/pubspec.yaml
Zahar 77d5be8fd1 feat(api,ui,db): add address, guest users, image URLs; update API
- Backend:
  - Add address column to tickets and migration script
  - Create guest users when user_id is missing; accept user_name and address
  - Normalize stored image paths and expose absolute image_url
  - Introduce utils for path normalization and ticket serialization
  - Add CORS configuration for dashboard/emulator origins
  - Tickets API:
    - Serialize via ticket_to_dict with consistent schema
    - Change status update to PATCH /api/tickets/{id}/status with JSON body
    - Add DELETE /api/tickets/{id} with safe file removal
- Dashboard:
  - Fetch tickets from backend, show thumbnails, absolute image URLs
  - Status select + PATCH updates, toasts for feedback
  - Add i18n key btn.viewDetails
- Mobile app:
  - Persist device user_id via SharedPreferences
  - Fetch and merge API tickets; prefer network imageUrl
  - Submit user_name and address; delete via API when available
  - Make location acquisition robust with fallbacks and non-blocking UX
- Android/deps:
  - Disable Geolocator NMEA listener to prevent crashes
  - Downgrade geolocator to ^11.0.0 for stability

BREAKING CHANGE:
- Status endpoint changed from PATCH /api/tickets/{id}?new_status=... to
  PATCH /api/tickets/{id}/status with JSON body: {"status":"in_progress"}.
- /api/tickets and /api/tickets/{id} responses now use "id" (replacing
  "ticket_id"), include "image_url", and normalize fields for clients. Update
  consumers to use the new schema.
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name: citypulse
description: "FixMate - A citizen reporting app for community issues"
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dependencies:
flutter:
sdk: flutter
flutter_localizations:
sdk: flutter
cupertino_icons: ^1.0.8
flutter_map: ^8.2.2
flutter_map_marker_cluster: ^8.2.2
latlong2: ^0.9.1
geolocator: ^11.0.0
image_picker: ^1.1.2
path_provider: ^2.1.4
shared_preferences: ^2.3.2
uuid: ^4.5.1
provider: ^6.1.1
url_launcher: ^6.3.0
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