fix(mobile): show goal progress in the Android macro widget bars - #2258
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The macro widget's three bars rendered each macro's share of total macro calories rather than progress toward its goal. Those fractions always sum to one, and a day's macro ratio barely shifts as the day fills up, so the bars looked frozen while the kcal header moved. With 87g protein, 184g carbs and 94g fat the bars drew 18/38/44% where the dashboard showed 81/77/114%. The widget had no way to do better: the snapshot only ever carried consumed grams, never the goals. - Send proteinGoal, carbsGoal and fatGoal in the Android macro snapshot. The push dedupe key is the stringified snapshot, so a goal-only change now re-pushes instead of being skipped - Draw each bar as consumed/goal, falling back to the old share-of-total when a goal is missing, so snapshots written by an older build and macros with no goal set degrade instead of collapsing to empty - Parse the optional doubles through one helper, so absent, JSON null and non-finite all read as "not supplied" The iOS widget keeps the share-of-total maths: it draws one segmented ring, where three shares summing to one is the intended reading. Fixes #2228
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAndroid macro snapshots now include protein, carbohydrate, and fat goals. The Android widget parses these goals and uses them for macro progress bars. Tests cover goal serialization and updates triggered by changing only a macro goal. ChangesAndroid macro synchronization
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participant useWidgetSync
participant AndroidMacroWidget
participant MacroProgressBars
useWidgetSync->>AndroidMacroWidget: push consumed values and macro goals
AndroidMacroWidget->>AndroidMacroWidget: parse optional finite goals
AndroidMacroWidget->>MacroProgressBars: render goal-relative or fallback progress
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In `@SparkyFitnessMobile/src/hooks/useWidgetSync.ts`:
- Around line 136-145: Define and reuse a typed contract for the complete macro
snapshot payload created in useWidgetSync and passed to
CalorieWidgetBridge.setMacroSnapshot, including all Android-required fields. In
SparkyFitnessMobile/__tests__/hooks/useWidgetSync.test.ts:244-247, treat
JSON.parse output as unknown and validate it against the same contract before
making assertions; update SparkyFitnessMobile/src/hooks/useWidgetSync.ts:136-145
to use that contract.
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…itly Both Android widget payloads were inferred object literals, so a renamed or dropped field passed typecheck and only surfaced as a widget rendering a stale or empty value. Typing them turns that into a compile error. - Add AndroidCalorieSnapshot and AndroidMacroSnapshot, mirroring the keys parseSnapshot reads in CalorieWidget.kt.tmpl and MacroWidget.kt.tmpl - Wrap the pushed payloads in AndroidWidgetPayload<T>, which adds the lastUpdated timestamp that is deliberately absent from the dedupe key This does not make the boundary type-safe: setCalorieSnapshot and setMacroSnapshot take a string, and the Kotlin readers match these keys by name, so both halves still have to be kept in step by hand.
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What problem does this PR solve?
The Android macro widget's protein/carbs/fat bars never showed goal progress — they showed each macro's share of total macro calories, which barely moves as the day fills up, so the bars looked stuck while the kcal header updated.
How did you implement the solution?
LinearProgressIndicators, butprogressForreturnedmacroKcal / macroKcalTotal. Those fractions always sum to one, so they track the day's macro ratio, not progress. With 87 g protein / 184 g carbs / 94 g fat the bars drew 18/38/44% where the dashboard showed 81/77/114%.useWidgetSyncnow sendsproteinGoal,carbsGoalandfatGoalin the Android macro snapshot. The push dedupe key is the stringified snapshot, so a goal-only change re-pushes rather than being skipped.progressFornow returnsconsumed / goal, falling back to the previous share-of-total when a goal is absent — snapshots written by an older build, and macros with no goal set, degrade instead of collapsing to empty.remainingparse through oneoptionalDoublehelper, so absent, JSON null and non-finite all read as "not supplied".The iOS widget is deliberately unchanged. It has the same share-of-total maths, but renders a single segmented
MacroRing, where three shares summing to one is the intended reading of a composition chart. Only Android maps those shares onto independent progress bars.Linked Issue: Closes #2228
How to Test
cd SparkyFitnessMobile && pnpm test __tests__/hooks/useWidgetSync.test.ts.npx expo prebuild—MacroWidget.kt.tmplis a template thatwithCalorieWidget.tscopies intoandroid/at prebuild, so the change does not reach the app without it.useWidgetSyncis mounted there — and log food against today.PR Type
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New features only:
Frontend changes (
SparkyFitnessFrontend/):pnpm run validateand it passes. — N/A, no frontend changesen) translation file. — N/A, no translation changesBackend changes (
SparkyFitnessServer/):rls_policies.sqlfor any new user-specific tables. — N/A, no schema changesUI changes (components, screens, pages):
Mobile changes (
SparkyFitnessMobile/):Screenshots
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Before
The reporter's screenshots in #2228 show the stuck bars: the widget reads 87 g / 184 g / 94 g while the bars sit at their share-of-total positions rather than the dashboard's 81% / 77% / 114%.
After
Verified on an Android emulator: each bar tracks its own goal and matches the dashboard.

Notes for Reviewers
pnpm run validatepasses and the mobile suite is green (5884 tests). Verified on an Android emulator.Coverage note: the behavioural change is split across two layers and only one is testable here. The snapshot payload is covered by
useWidgetSync.test.ts, including a regression test that a goal-only change still re-pushes. The Kotlin half has no automated coverage because the repo has no Kotlin test harness, soprogressForwas verified by inspection plus the emulator run.MacroWidget.kt.tmplis the tracked source for the widget —withCalorieWidget.tsstrips the.tmplsuffix and substitutes{{APPLICATION_ID}}during prebuild, and the generatedandroid/copy is gitignored.Fallback behaviour worth a second opinion: when a goal is missing the bar keeps the old share-of-total rather than rendering empty. That keeps some signal for users with no goals set, at the cost of two different meanings for the same bar. Rendering empty instead would be more honest but looks broken.
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Bug Fixes