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Arbeit-Web

This has the ideas and documentation of Arbeit-web.

Users can either post one of these things:

• OpenToWork (People in search of work) It’s a status kind of thing, one user can have one status at most.
• Need Worker (People in need of worker) One user can post many requests for workers.

(Phone number and location are most vital requirements from a user.)

To post work or to keep OpenToWork user has to verify their number and update their location in their profile or during the post(modal).

OpenToWork:

A user can update their status OpenToWork to allow people to see their profile.

We need things like phoneNumber, Location and other to show that he’s a trustworthy and belong to that region.

Need Worker:

It’s like a news feed, one can post many posts with title, description, (maybe an image). etc.,

All posts are public and are shown to a user nearby.

Frontend routes:

/home 
home will show the user profile and details

/posts 
will send req to server (if loading, load spinner) and render posts based on the location if not they will give error that the location access is needed.

/search or /profiles or /opentowork
where users can see all the profiles that are currently open to work and will have filters to filter based on the users need.

/chat/roomid?='<uuid>'
will have chat of a certain user and they are saved in the database for now 

Backend routes:

/user
@get()
get will get the user details to set them in the context of next app.
@post()
to create a new user in the database. (also be used if user needs to update details.)

/opentowork
@get()
to get opentowork profiles to load /opentowork page in the frontend. (store them in the context and then filter them as needed.)
@post()
to add opentowork of certain user in opentowork collection and to set a users status of opentowork. (store them to database)

/posts
@get()
to get posts based on the location.
@post()
to add the post into posts collection and update the posts list in the user document as well.

(Users chat will only be implemented if needed.)