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Which period is it, and how much time is left? A bell-schedule app for New Trier students, parents, and teachers.
Day color carries through the screen. The campus selector and bell times stay together, with alternating rows to make each period easier to follow.
Development preview using bundled sample schedule data.
View full size ↗A countdown needs the right schedule behind it. Campus, day color, and overlapping half-blocks affect what a student needs to see. The app brings the current period and remaining time to the main screen, with a calendar for looking ahead.
Personal class schedules add the student's courses to the school's bell times. Flutter provides the shared interface on iOS and Android; Cubits manage schedule data, personal schedules, and the ticking countdown independently.
Two half-blocks can share the same start and end time. The countdown follows that shared time window, while a personal schedule determines which class to show. Keeping those jobs separate lets the same bell schedule work for different students.
New schedule data merges into a saved cache. A failed request leaves the cached days available and records the refresh error. Looking at another month also preserves the days already loaded.
The iOS widget runs separately from the Flutter app. A native bridge passes upcoming schedule data into a shared App Group cache, where the widget can read it for its timeline. Campus and Early Bird preferences travel across that bridge too.
The countdown accepts an injectable clock. Tests can set the time to an exact bell boundary and check the transition without waiting for a real school day. This keeps timing logic testable separately from the interface and schedule feed.