Fix volunteer onboarding workflow

[delano]

This pull request fixes the volunteer onboarding workflow by adding the necessary pages and updating the configuration files. The changes include adding stubs for legal pages (Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and user agreements), adding a volunteer welcome page, updating titles and links, and standardizing TOML formatting. Additionally, the AI models and general configuration have been updated to improve performance and capabilities.

Fixes #39

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(Checks updated until commit 356a39e)

Action: install-and-cache

Failed stage: Install dependencies [❌]

Failure summary: The action failed due to a mismatch between the package versions specified in package.json and those locked in pnpm-lock.yaml. This discrepancy indicates that package.json was updated without subsequently updating the lock file, leading to an outdated pnpm-lock.yaml. The CI environment defaults to using the frozen-lockfile option, which prevents installation if the lock file doesn't match the package.json file. To resolve this issue, the lock file needs to be updated to reflect the current package versions specified in package.json.

Relevant error logs: 1: ##[group]Operating System 2: Ubuntu ... 480: env: 481: PNPM_HOME: /home/runner/setup-pnpm/node_modules/.bin 482: STORE_PATH: /home/runner/setup-pnpm/node_modules/.bin/store/v3 483: ##[endgroup] 484: ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE  Cannot install with "frozen-lockfile" because pnpm-lock.yaml is not up to date with package.json 485: Note that in CI environments this setting is true by default. If you still need to run install in such cases, use "pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile" 486: Failure reason: 487: specifiers in the lockfile ({"@iconify-json/game-icons":"^1.1.9","@iconify-json/heroicons":"^1.1.20","@iconify-json/ph":"^1.1.12","@iconify-json/simple-icons":"^1.1.99","@iconify-json/streamline":"^1.1.8","@nuxt/fonts":"^0.3.0","@nuxt/image":"^1.5.0","@sidebase/nuxt-auth":"^0.7.1","@tailwindcss/forms":"^0.5.7","@typescript-eslint/parser":"^7.6.0","@unovis/vue":"^1.4.0","@vitejs/plugin-vue":"^5.0.4","@vueform/nuxt":"^1.5.0","@vueform/plugin-mask":"^1.0.3","@vueform/vueform":"^1.9.4","@vueuse/nuxt":"^10.9.0","date-fns":"^3.6.0","next-auth":"^4.24.7","nitro":"^0.0.0","nuxt-og-image":"3.0.0-rc.43","nuxt-snackbar":"^1.0.4","pinia":"^2.1.7","prettier":"^3.2.5","vue":"^3.4.21","vue-router":"^4.3.0","vue3-google-map":"^0.20.0","vue3-smooth-dnd":"^0.0.6","@nuxt/devtools":"^1.1.5","@nuxt/eslint-config":"^0.2.0","@nuxt/types":"^2.17.3","@nuxt/typescript-build":"^3.0.2","@nuxt/ui":"^2.15.1","@nuxt/ui-pro":"npm:@nuxt/ui-pro-edge@latest","@nuxthq/studio":"^1.0.13","@nuxtjs/color-mode":"^3.4.0","@nuxtjs/tailwindcss":"^6.11.4","@pinia/nuxt":"^0.5.1","@types/google.maps":"^3.55.7","@types/jest":"^29.5.12","@types/node":"^20.12.7","@vue/test-utils":"^2.4.5","autoprefixer":"^10.4.19","dotenv-cli":"^7.4.1","eslint":"^8.57.0","favicons":"^7.2.0","happy-dom":"^14.7.1","nuxt":"^3.11.2","playwright-core":"^1.43.0","postcss":"^8.4.38","tailwindcss":"^3.4.3","vitest":"^1.5.0","vue-tsc":"^2.0.12"}) don't match specs in package.json ({"@nuxt/devtools":"^1.1.5","@nuxt/eslint-config":"^0.2.0","@nuxt/types":"^2.17.3","@nuxt/typescript-build":"^3.0.2","@nuxt/ui":"^2.15.1","@nuxt/ui-pro":"npm:@nuxt/ui-pro-edge@latest","@nuxthq/studio":"^1.0.13","@nuxtjs/color-mode":"^3.4.0","@nuxtjs/tailwindcss":"^6.11.4","@pinia/nuxt":"^0.5.1","@types/google.maps":"^3.55.7","@types/jest":"^29.5.12","@types/node":"^20.12.7","@vue/test-utils":"^2.4.5","autoprefixer":"^10.4.19","dotenv-cli":"^7.4.1","eslint":"^8.57.0","favicons":"^7.2.0","happy-dom":"^14.7.1","nuxt":"^3.11.2","playwright-core":"^1.43.0","postcss":"^8.4.38","tailwindcss":"^3.4.3","vitest":"^1.5.0","vue-tsc":"^2.0.12","@iconify-json/game-icons":"^1.1.9","@iconify-json/heroicons":"^1.1.20","@iconify-json/ph":"^1.1.12","@iconify-json/simple-icons":"^1.1.99","@iconify-json/streamline":"^1.1.8","@nuxt/fonts":"^0.3.0","@nuxt/image":"^1.5.0","@sidebase/nuxt-auth":"^0.7.1","@tailwindcss/forms":"^0.5.7","@typescript-eslint/parser":"^7.6.0","@unovis/vue":"^1.4.0","@vitejs/plugin-vue":"^5.0.4","@vueform/nuxt":"^1.5.0","@vueform/plugin-mask":"^1.0.3","@vueform/vueform":"^1.9.4","@vueuse/nuxt":"^10.9.0","date-fns":"^3.6.0","next-auth":"^4.24.7","nitro":"^0.0.0","nuxt-og-image":"3.0.0-rc.43","nuxt-snackbar":"^1.0.4","pinia":"^2.1.7","prettier":"^3.2.5","vue":"^3.4.0","vue-router":"^4.3.0","vue3-google-map":"^0.20.0","vue3-smooth-dnd":"^0.0.6"}) 488: ##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.

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PR Review

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	4, due to the extensive changes across multiple files, including Vue components, configuration updates, and the addition of new pages. The PR touches on various aspects of the application, from UI changes to backend configurations, requiring a thorough review to ensure consistency and correctness.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	Possible Bug: The removal of the navigation array in 'apps/ui/pages/index.vue' without replacing or modifying related navigation functionality could potentially break existing navigation features.
	Consistency Issue: The use of different icons and placeholders in form fields across different pages (e.g., 'welcome/volunteers.vue', 'login/magic.vue', 'welcome/clients.vue') might lead to a lack of UI consistency.
	Redundancy: The repeated definition of similar form fields and validation logic in multiple files (e.g., 'welcome/volunteers.vue', 'welcome/clients.vue') suggests a potential for modularization or shared components to reduce redundancy and improve maintainability.
🔒 Security concerns	No

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PR Code Suggestions

Category	Suggestions
Enhancement	Change the input type for the email field to "email" for proper validation. The type for the email field is currently set to "text". It should be set to "email" to ensure proper validation and keyboard layout on mobile devices. apps/ui/pages/welcome/volunteers.vue [24-28] { name: "email", - type: "text", + type: "email", label: "Email", placeholder: "Your email address", icon: "i-heroicons-envelope", }
	Update the input type for the email field to "email" for improved validation. The type attribute for the email field is set to "text". For better user experience and validation, it should be changed to "email". apps/ui/pages/login/magic.vue [56-60] { name: "email", - type: "text", + type: "email", label: "Email", placeholder: "Your email address", icon: "i-heroicons-envelope", }
	Correct the input type for the email field to "email" for accurate validation. The type for the email field is incorrectly set as "text". It should be "email" to ensure correct validation and to bring up the appropriate keyboard on mobile devices. apps/ui/pages/welcome/clients.vue [24-28] { name: "email", - type: "text", + type: "email", label: "Email", placeholder: "Your email address", icon: "i-heroicons-envelope", }
	Improve or remove the generic error logging for clarity. The error message in the console.error call should provide more context or be removed if it's not adding value. Consider enhancing the message or removing it if it's redundant. apps/ui/pages/login/index.vue [129-132] -console.error( - "A response error occurred:", - "Status code:", - response.status, - "Status message:", -); +console.error(`A response error occurred: Status code: ${response.status}, Status message: ${response.statusText}`);
	Ensure UI consistency when changing theme colors. When changing theme colors like 'primary' and 'gray', ensure that these changes are reflected across all UI components to maintain a consistent look and feel. apps/ui/app.config.ts [8-9] -primary: 'teal', -gray: 'zinc', +primary: 'teal', // Ensure all components using 'primary' are updated +gray: 'zinc', // Ensure all components using 'gray' are updated
	Utilize "dotenv-cli" in npm scripts for effective environment variable management. Ensure that the addition of "dotenv-cli" to the devDependencies is accompanied by its usage in npm scripts to manage environment variables effectively. package.json [69] -"dotenv-cli": "^7.4.1", +"dev": "dotenv -- nuxt dev apps/ui", # Example usage in npm script
Maintainability	Remove unnecessary blank lines between imports for cleaner code. Consider removing the blank line (line 6) between imports for consistency and to adhere to standard import organization practices. apps/ui/vueform.config.ts [6-7] -+ import vueform from '@vueform/vueform/themes/vueform'
Possible issue	Verify compatibility of new models with the current setup. When updating the model configuration, ensure that the selected models are compatible with your current setup and that any necessary adjustments have been made to accommodate the new models' requirements. .pr_agent.toml [7-8] -model = "claude-3-sonnet-20240229" -model_turbo = "claude-instant-1.2" +model = "claude-3-sonnet-20240229" # Verify compatibility +model_turbo = "claude-instant-1.2" # Verify compatibility
Best practice	Document the use of environment variables for clarity and ease of setup. Ensure that the environment variables used (e.g., PRAGENT_MODEL, PRAGENT_MODEL_TURBO) are properly documented and included in your project's documentation or .env.example file to facilitate setup for new developers. bin/pr-agent [37-38] -global_settings.set("CONFIG.MODEL", os.getenv("PRAGENT_MODEL")) -global_settings.set("CONFIG.MODEL_TURBO", os.getenv("PRAGENT_MODEL_TURBO")) +# Ensure these environment variables are documented: +# PRAGENT_MODEL - Model used by PR Agent +# PRAGENT_MODEL_TURBO - Turbo model for faster processing

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Enhancement	Use a computed property for dynamic date operations. Consider using a computed property or a method to handle dynamic date operations, such as getting the current year. This approach improves readability and maintainability, especially if the logic for date manipulation becomes more complex in the future. apps/ui/components/Footer.vue [47] -Animal Food Bank Foundation © {{ new Date().getFullYear() }}. +Animal Food Bank Foundation © {{ currentYear }}.
	Improve readability by breaking content into smaller sections. For the introductory text on the homepage, consider breaking the content into smaller paragraphs or sections with subheadings. This can improve readability and engagement by making the text easier to scan and digest for visitors. apps/ui/pages/index.vue [30] -We are a volunteer-operated, non-funded non-profit providing pet food and supplies to pets in need. We do this through our own pet food bank program, as well as by providing pet food and supplies to other organizations helping pets in need. +<p>We are a volunteer-operated, non-funded non-profit providing pet food and supplies to pets in need.</p> +<p>We do this through our own pet food bank program, as well as by providing pet food and supplies to other organizations helping pets in need.</p>
	Consolidate glob patterns in TailwindCSS content configuration for maintainability. Consider consolidating the glob patterns for your content configuration to make it more maintainable and to avoid potential redundancy. For example, you can use a single pattern to match all Vue components, layouts, and pages instead of specifying each directory separately. apps/ui/tailwind.config.ts [6-11] -"./components/**/*.{js,vue,ts}", -"./layouts/**/*.vue", -"./pages/**/*.vue", -"./plugins/**/*.{js,ts}", -"./app.vue", -"./error.vue", +"./{components,layouts,pages,plugins}/**/*.{js,vue,ts}", +"./{app,error}.vue",
Possible issue	Verify the removal of crucial navigation links. Ensure that the removal of the 'Request Food' link is intentional and aligns with the application's navigation and user access requirements. If this link is crucial for users to access food requests, consider adding it back or providing an alternative access point within the application. apps/ui/components/Header.vue [7-9] +},{ + label: 'Request Food', + to: '/requests/new' },{ label: 'About Us', to: '/about'
User experience	Provide user-friendly error messages for form submission errors. When handling form submission errors, it's beneficial to provide user-friendly error messages or feedback within the UI. This can help users understand what went wrong and how to proceed, improving the overall user experience. apps/ui/pages/login/index.vue [129-132] -console.error( - "A response error occurred:", - "Status code:", - response.status, - "Status message:", +showErrorSnackbar(`Error: ${response.status} ${response.statusText}. Please try again.`);
Maintainability	Remove or document the purpose of commented-out code. Consider removing commented-out code before merging, as it can clutter the configuration file and make it harder to read. If the code is meant to be used in the future, document its purpose clearly or consider keeping it in a separate branch or documentation. apps/ui/nuxt.config.ts [14] -// '@nuxt/test-utils/module', +
	Use descriptive names for command-line arguments for clarity. To improve code readability and maintainability, consider using a more descriptive name for your command-line arguments. For example, instead of --pat, use --github-pat to make it clear that this argument is for a GitHub Personal Access Token. bin/pr-agent [20-24] parser.add_argument( - "--pat", + "--github-pat", type=str, - help="Github PAT (fine-grained and approved for org)", + help="GitHub Personal Access Token (fine-grained and approved for org)", required=False, )
Best practice	Remove unused imports to clean up the configuration file. Since you're importing vueform from @vueform/vueform/themes/vueform, ensure that this import is actually used within your configuration. If it's not being used, consider removing the import to keep your configuration clean and concise. apps/ui/vueform.config.ts [7] -import vueform from '@vueform/vueform/themes/vueform' +// If vueform is used, ensure it's properly configured here +// Otherwise, remove the unused import
	Use exact versions for dependencies to avoid potential conflicts. To ensure compatibility and prevent potential conflicts, specify exact versions for your dependencies instead of using the caret (^) version range. This can help avoid issues caused by unexpected updates to dependencies. package.json [33-34] -"@tailwindcss/forms": "^0.5.7", -"@typescript-eslint/parser": "^7.6.0", +"@tailwindcss/forms": "0.5.7", +"@typescript-eslint/parser": "7.6.0",
Security	Use environment variables for sensitive keys to enhance security. It's recommended to keep sensitive information such as API keys and tokens out of version-controlled files. Consider using environment variables for openai_key and anthropic_key to enhance the security of your application. .pr_agent.toml [41-42] -openai_key = os.getenv("PRAGENT_OPENAI_KEY") # OpenAI key -anthropic_key = os.getenv("PRAGENT_ANTHROPIC_KEY") # Anthropic key +# Use environment variables directly in the application logic where needed +# Avoid storing them in version-controlled configuration files

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