Issue 105 | Feature: Implemented detailed Availability data model #203
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This pull request introduces significant improvements to the availability API, focusing on validation, conflict checking, and enhanced scheduling features. The changes include robust request validation using Zod schemas, stricter permission checks, support for recurring and team-based availabilities, and a new endpoint for finding overlapping availability between users. Additionally, the
rrulelibrary is added for potential recurrence handling.Validation and API Improvements
backend/src/routes/availabilityRoutes.ts).backend/src/routes/availabilityRoutes.ts). [1] [2]Scheduling and Matching Features
/matchesendpoint to support finding overlapping availability between specific users or all team members, with support for minimum duration filtering and detailed match results (backend/src/routes/availabilityRoutes.ts).Team Availability Enhancements
backend/src/routes/availabilityRoutes.ts).Dependency Updates
rrulepackage and its dependencytslibtopackage.jsonandpnpm-lock.yamlfor future support of recurrence rules (backend/package.json,backend/pnpm-lock.yaml). [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]Closes #105