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import { create } from "zustand";
 
/**
 * Local onboarding state (skeleton). Collects the answers from the onboarding
 * journey so later steps can summarize them. In production these are persisted
 * to the user's Firestore document; `completed` would live there too.
 */
export type RelationshipStatus =
  | "longDistance"
  | "closeTogether"
  | "dating"
  | "engaged"
  | "married"
  | "other";
 
export type OnboardingData = {
  source: string | null;
  displayName: string;
  gender: string | null;
  age: string;
  relationship: RelationshipStatus | null;
  anniversary: string | null; // ISO date string
  notificationsEnabled: boolean;
  completed: boolean;
};
 
type OnboardingState = OnboardingData & {
  patch: (partial: Partial<OnboardingData>) => void;
  complete: () => void;
  reset: () => void;
};
 
const initial: OnboardingData = {
  source: null,
  displayName: "",
  gender: null,
  age: "",
  relationship: null,
  anniversary: null,
  notificationsEnabled: false,
  completed: false,
};
 
export const useOnboarding = create<OnboardingState>((set) => ({
  ...initial,
  patch: (partial) => set(partial),
  complete: () => set({ completed: true }),
  reset: () => set(initial),
}));