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This commit adds a complete gamification system with analytics dashboards, leaderboards, and enhanced badge tracking functionality. Backend Features: - Analytics API with overview, user stats, activity trends, top contributors, and street statistics endpoints - Leaderboard API supporting global, weekly, monthly, and friends views - Profile API for viewing and managing user profiles - Enhanced gamification service with badge progress tracking and user stats - Comprehensive test coverage for analytics and leaderboard endpoints - Profile validation middleware for secure profile updates Frontend Features: - Analytics dashboard with multiple tabs (Overview, Activity, Personal Stats) - Interactive charts for activity trends and street statistics - Leaderboard component with pagination and timeframe filtering - Badge collection display with progress tracking - Personal stats component showing user achievements - Contributors list for top performing users - Profile management components (View/Edit) - Toast notifications integrated throughout - Comprehensive test coverage for Leaderboard component Enhancements: - User model enhanced with stats tracking and badge management - Fixed express.Router() capitalization bug in users route - Badge service improvements for better criteria matching - Removed unused imports in Profile component This feature enables users to track their contributions, view community analytics, compete on leaderboards, and earn badges for achievements. 🤖 Generated with OpenCode Co-Authored-By: AI Assistant <noreply@opencode.ai>
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