Widgets and reminders
Home-screen widgets for a countdown, a live score and a hit rate, plus match reminders — the app outside the app.
src/widgets · src/lib/core/match-reminders.ts · the expo-widgets config in
app.json
Three widgets
| Widget | What it shows | Configurable |
|---|---|---|
| Countdown | Time to kick-off | Countdown, or kick-off time |
| LiveScore | The score | Score and scorers, or score only |
| HitRate | A player's hit rate | Percentage, or recent record |
Each is configurable from the widget itself — long-press, edit, done. The
options are declared in app.json under the expo-widgets plugin, so the
choices a user sees and the values the code reads are one definition.
Why they matter more than they look
A widget is the app's only surface for someone who has not opened it. A countdown to a match they care about is a reason to open it; a stale score is a reason not to.
src/widgets/widget-runtime.test.ts and widget-image.ts are the parts that
run outside React entirely, which is why they are tested as plain modules.
Reminders
match-reminders.ts owns the notification scheduled before a fixture. Its tests
cover repeat scheduling because sending the same reminder twice is as broken as
silently scheduling none.
Notifications go through expo-notifications; permission is asked when a
reminder is first set, not on launch, so the prompt arrives with a reason
attached.