Made everyday service workflows portable, observable, and easier to trust.
On my FixNearby fork, I worked across the React client and Express/MongoDB server. The largest slice was a set of export and continuity tools—worker contact cards, booking calendars, comparison CSVs, civic-issue GeoJSON, and recently viewed workers—alongside runtime and authorization guardrails.
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- authored commits in fork history
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- workflow export tools
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- runtime guardrails
Portable workflowsTurned records into useful files↗
Added browser downloads for vCards, iCalendar bookings, worker-comparison CSVs, and civic-issue GeoJSON. Each utility is small, testable, and attached to the screen where the data is already being reviewed.
User continuityKept the last six workers close↗
Added bounded, de-duplicated recently viewed worker history with a local-storage fallback, so returning to a useful profile does not require a new search round-trip.
Operational resilienceMade the server easier to run and debug↗
Added health/readiness endpoints, a graceful shutdown lifecycle, and request correlation IDs. Together they give deploys and incident logs clearer boundaries without introducing another service.
Trust + accessClosed high-friction edges↗
Contributed issue-status authorization, profile/login/password validation, a shared Socket.IO origin allowlist, accessible loading states, and mobile navigation fixes.