# Service Type Seeder - Enhanced Implementation

## Overview
The `IncidentTypeSeeder` has been enhanced to create comprehensive incident types for all service types across all organizations.

## What Was Enhanced

### Before
- Only created incident types for 2 specific organizations (CIE and SODECI)
- Only supported 2 service types (electricity and water)
- Hardcoded organization lookups

### After
- ✅ Creates incident types for **all organizations**
- ✅ Supports **all 5 service types**: electricity, water, roads, waste, other
- ✅ Automatically detects service types from organization's service areas
- ✅ Falls back to intelligent defaults if no service areas exist
- ✅ Adds descriptions to incident types
- ✅ Prevents duplicate incident types
- ✅ Shows progress and summary statistics

## Service Types Covered

### 1. Electricity (10 incident types)
- Power Outage
- Broken Power Line
- Transformer Failure
- Meter Issue
- Street Light Out
- Power Surge
- Electrical Fire
- Fallen Utility Pole
- Overhead Wire Damage
- Substation Issue

### 2. Water (10 incident types)
- Water Leak
- No Water Supply
- Water Quality Issue
- Broken Pipe
- Meter Problem
- Low Water Pressure
- Water Contamination
- Burst Main Pipe
- Sewer Backup
- Pump Station Failure

### 3. Roads (10 incident types)
- Pothole
- Road Damage
- Cracked Pavement
- Sinkhole
- Missing Road Sign
- Blocked Drain
- Road Flooding
- Debris on Road
- Damaged Guardrail
- Uneven Road Surface

### 4. Waste (10 incident types)
- Overflowing Garbage Bin
- Missed Collection
- Illegal Dumping
- Broken Garbage Bin
- Hazardous Waste
- Recycling Issue
- Waste Odor
- Animal Access to Waste
- Waste Spillage
- Collection Schedule Issue

### 5. Other (10 incident types)
- General Complaint
- Infrastructure Damage
- Public Safety Concern
- Environmental Issue
- Noise Complaint
- Vandalism
- Graffiti
- Public Facility Issue
- Traffic Issue
- Emergency Response

## How It Works

### 1. Organization Detection
The seeder:
- Gets all organizations from the database
- For each organization, determines which service types to create

### 2. Service Type Detection
Service types are determined by:
1. **Primary method**: Organization's service areas (if they exist)
2. **Fallback method**: Organization name/slug analysis
   - If slug contains "electricity" or "cie" → electricity only
   - If slug contains "water" or "sodeci" → water only
   - Otherwise → all 5 service types

### 3. Incident Type Creation
For each organization and service type:
- Creates 10 incident types (if they don't already exist)
- Each incident type includes:
  - `name`: Human-readable name
  - `service_type`: The service type category
  - `description`: Detailed description
  - `estimated_resolution_hours`: Expected resolution time
  - `is_active`: Set to true
  - `organization_id`: Links to the organization

### 4. Duplicate Prevention
- Checks if incident type already exists before creating
- Prevents duplicate entries on re-runs

## Usage

### Run the Seeder
```bash
cd backend
php artisan db:seed --class=IncidentTypeSeeder
```

### Or Run All Seeders
```bash
php artisan db:seed
```

## Output Example

```
Creating incident types for organizations...
Creating incident types for organization: CIE Electricity Abidjan (Service types: electricity)
Creating incident types for organization: SODECI Water Abidjan (Service types: water)
Created 20 incident types across all organizations.

Service Types Summary:
  - electricity: 10 incident types
  - water: 10 incident types
  - roads: 0 incident types
  - waste: 0 incident types
  - other: 0 incident types
```

## Benefits

1. **Comprehensive Coverage**: All service types are now supported
2. **Organization-Specific**: Each organization gets relevant service types
3. **Automatic Detection**: No manual configuration needed
4. **Scalable**: Works with any number of organizations
5. **Idempotent**: Safe to run multiple times
6. **Informative**: Shows progress and summary

## Database Impact

After running the seeder:
- Each organization will have incident types for their service types
- The `incident_types` table will be populated
- Service types will be available via the API endpoint: `GET /api/v1/incident-types/service-types`

## API Integration

Once seeded, the Flutter app will:
1. Call `GET /api/v1/incident-types/service-types`
2. Receive organization-specific service types
3. Display them in the incident creation dropdown

## Next Steps

1. Run the seeder to populate incident types
2. Verify service types appear in the Flutter app
3. Test incident creation with different organizations
4. Add more incident types as needed

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**The seeder now creates comprehensive service types for all organizations!**

