#661 Title: Add task completion analytics endpoint FIXED#700
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Title: Add task completion analytics endpoint FIXED
Key Findings
Uzima-Backend lacked a dedicated analytics solution for tracking health task completion performance. The existing analytics implementation provided only limited functionality and there was no centralized TaskAnalyticsService capable of calculating completion rates, totals, and category-level metrics within a single request. Coaches and administrators had no way to analyze user performance across daily, weekly, monthly, or custom time ranges, making it difficult to measure engagement and platform effectiveness. During implementation, an additional issue was discovered where analytics.service.ts contained a merge-related syntax error caused by two concatenated class definitions and an unclosed brace, preventing successful compilation.
Fix Features
A new TaskAnalyticsService was introduced within src/shared/analytics to provide comprehensive task completion analytics. The service supports daily, weekly, monthly, and custom date-range reporting, including optional user-specific filtering and global administrative views. Analytics responses now include total attempted tasks, total completed tasks, completion percentages rounded to two decimal places, and category-level breakdowns generated through SQL aggregation. A new GET /tasks/analytics endpoint was added with full Swagger documentation and support for period, date range, and scope parameters. The solution was integrated through a dedicated AnalyticsModule and connected cleanly with HealthTasksModule. The existing analytics compilation issue was repaired, and a comprehensive test suite was added with 14 new tests covering calculations, date ranges, filtering, and edge cases. Combined with the existing tests, all 17 analytics tests now pass successfully without regressions.
CLOSE #661