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Summary: IPC Filesystem CRUD & Auto Git Commit in Steer Your Career​

1. IPC Filesystem CRUD Architecture​

  • Electron Main Process (in electron):

    • Handles all file I/O and CRUD for jobs (seed-data.json) and notes (notes.json) via IPC handlers.
    • CRUD operations are exposed as IPC channels (e.g., jobs:add, jobs:update, notes:add, notes:update).
    • Renderer (Angular) never accesses the filesystem directly; all persistence is via IPC.
  • Renderer (Angular, in src):

    • Uses services like JobDataService and NotesDataService to call the Electron API (via window.electronAPI).
    • All CRUD methods (addJob, updateJob, deleteJob, addNote, updateNote, deleteNote) invoke IPC handlers and reload data after changes.

2. Job Grid CRUD & Git Commit​

  • CRUD Flow:

    • User actions on the job grid (add, update, delete) call methods in JobDataService.
    • These methods invoke Electron IPC handlers (see registerJobsHandlers).
    • The main process updates seed-data.json using writeDataFile.
  • Auto Git Commit:

    • After every write to seed-data.json, writeDataFile runs:
      • git add seed-data.json
      • git commit -m "<commit message>"
    • This ensures every CRUD change is versioned in Git automatically.

3. Notes Page CRUD & Git Commit​

  • CRUD Flow:

    • User actions on the notes page (add, update, delete) call methods in NotesDataService.
    • These methods invoke Electron IPC handlers (see registerNotesHandlers).
    • The main process updates notes.json using writeNotesFile.
  • Auto Git Commit:

    • After every write to notes.json, writeNotesFile runs:
      • git add notes.json
      • git commit -m "<commit message>"
    • All note changes are thus tracked in Git automatically.

4. Error Handling & User Feedback​

  • All CRUD methods in Angular services catch errors and show toast notifications for file I/O or IPC errors, as required in CRUD-requirements.md.

In summary:
Both the job grid and notes pages use IPC to perform CRUD on local JSON files. Every change is automatically committed to Git, ensuring end-to-end persistence and version control. User feedback is provided for any errors during these operations.