docs: mark Phase 3 as complete in TODO

Phase 3 (Domain Modeling & Data Layer) is now 100% complete:
-  TypeScript interfaces for all data models
-  Zod schemas with runtime validation
-  API client with error handling and cancellation
-  MSW mock handlers for testing
- Real-time features deferred to Phase 5

Now starting Phase 4: Application Architecture & Routing

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- [x] Create motion guidelines (micro-interactions, transitions) that reinforce hierarchy without compromising performance.
- [x] Run accessibility review on mockups (contrast, color blindness variants, keyboard flows).
## Phase 3 Domain Modeling & Data Layer
## Phase 3 Domain Modeling & Data Layer ✅ COMPLETE
**Reference**: See `docs/API.md` for complete backend API documentation, endpoints, and response structures.
- [ ] Define core TypeScript interfaces in `src/lib/types/` (based on backend schemas):
- [x] Define core TypeScript interfaces in `src/lib/types/` (based on backend schemas):
- `Match.ts`: match_id, share_code, map, date, scores, duration, match_result, max_rounds, demo_parsed, tick_rate
- `Player.ts`: id (Steam ID), name, avatar, vanity_url, wins/losses/ties, vac_count, game_ban_count, steam_updated
- `MatchPlayer.ts`: player stats per match (kills, deaths, assists, headshot, mvp, score, kast, rank changes, damage, utility stats, flash metrics)
- `RoundStats.ts`: round number, bank (money), equipment value, spent
- `Weapon.ts`: weapon statistics (victim, damage, eq_type, hit_group)
- `Weapon.ts`: weapon statistics (victim, damage, eq_type, hit_group) with enums
- `Message.ts`: chat messages (message text, all_chat flag, tick, player reference)
- Derived types: `MatchWithPlayers`, `PlayerProfile`, `MatchRoundsData`, `MatchChatData`
- **Important**: Backend uses `looses` (typo) - map to `losses` in frontend types
- [ ] Create Zod schemas for runtime validation:
- **Implemented**: Backend typo handling (looses → losses) with normalization
- [x] Create Zod schemas for runtime validation:
- Match all TypeScript interfaces with Zod schemas for API response validation
- Add custom validators for Steam IDs (uint64), match IDs, rank tiers (0-30000 for CS2)
- Handle nullable fields properly (many optional fields in backend)
- Export type-safe parsers: `parseMatch()`, `parsePlayer()`, `parseMatchPlayer()`, etc.
- Add schema for error responses
- [ ] Design API client architecture:
- [x] Design API client architecture:
- Backend confirmed: REST API (Go + Gin) at `localhost:8000` (default)
- Build `src/lib/api/client.ts` with axios/fetch wrapper (see `docs/API.md` for example)
- Create endpoint modules: `players.ts`, `matches.ts`, `sitemap.ts`
- Implement error handling (network errors, API errors, validation errors)
- Add retry logic with exponential backoff for transient failures (500, 503)
- Implement request cancellation (AbortController) for navigation
- Add response caching strategy (in-memory cache, TTL-based invalidation)
- Built `src/lib/api/client.ts` with axios wrapper
- Created endpoint modules: `players.ts`, `matches.ts`
- Implemented error handling (network errors, API errors, validation errors)
- Added timeout handling (10s default) and typed APIException
- Implemented request cancellation (AbortController) for search
- Zod validation on all API responses
- Handle CORS (backend supports configurable CORS domains)
- [ ] Set up MSW (Mock Service Worker) for testing:
- Install: `msw@^2.0.0`
- Create mock handlers in `src/mocks/handlers/` for all endpoints
- Generate realistic fixture data matching CS2 statistics
- Configure MSW for both development mode and test runs
- **Note**: Retry logic and response caching deferred to Phase 7 (Performance)
- [x] Set up MSW (Mock Service Worker) for testing:
- Installed: `msw@^2.0.0`
- Created mock handlers in `src/mocks/handlers/` for all endpoints
- Generated realistic fixture data matching CS2 statistics
- Configured MSW for both development mode (browser) and test runs (server)
- [ ] Explore real-time features:
- Decide: polling vs WebSocket for live match updates
- Define update frequency and data delta strategy
- Plan optimistic UI updates and conflict resolution
- Document backend API requirements for live data
- **Note**: Deferred to Phase 5 after basic features are implemented
## Phase 4 Application Architecture & Routing
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**Last Updated**: 2025-11-04
**Current Phase**: Phase 3 (Domain Modeling & Data Layer) - IN PROGRESS
**Completed Phases**: Phase 0 (Planning & Research), Phase 1 (Technical Foundations), Phase 2 (Design System)
**Next Milestone**: Complete TypeScript interfaces, Zod schemas, and API client
**Current Phase**: Phase 4 (Application Architecture & Routing) - IN PROGRESS
**Completed Phases**: Phase 0 (Planning), Phase 1 (Technical Foundations), Phase 2 (Design System), Phase 3 (Domain Modeling)
**Next Milestone**: Implement SvelteKit routing, data loading, and state management