This guide condenses the repository’s compliance, security, and maintainability levers so you can quickly determine whether the Vision Week template satisfies your organization’s reliability expectations. Treat it as an orientation map that points to the artifacts you must review and complete before launching in a regulated EU/French context.
| Topic | What the template already offers | What you still need to do |
|---|---|---|
| Legal notice & hosting | MENTIONS_LEGALES_FR.md ships the legal-notice scaffold expected by French law. |
Replace every placeholder (publisher name, address, hosting provider, CNIL contact) with your official data before going live. |
| Privacy & GDPR | PRIVACY_POLICY_FR.md, the processing register (doc/compliance/registre_traitements.md), and the simplified DPIA (doc/compliance/DPIA_vision_week.md) cover lawful bases, retention (10 years for billing), third parties (Stripe, Firebase), and user rights. |
Update partner lists, data categories, retention periods, and controller/processor contacts so they match your actual deployment. |
| Disclaimer & contractual scope | DISCLAIMER.md clarifies usage limits, while SECURITY.md enumerates responsibilities across teams. |
Align the disclaimer with your real service levels and incident response plan. |
| Fiscal / TVA | Documentation references French accounting retention but no VAT computation exists in code. | Implement your own VAT/TVA logic, invoicing pipeline, and tax filings; nothing here automates fiscal obligations. |
| Audit artifacts | The “Audit & Compliance Toolkit” section in README.md links every policy plus the CI/CD hardening components. |
Keep these documents synchronized with your production environment and archive signed versions for auditors. |
Bottom line: the project is audit-friendly but not a turnkey compliance solution—you inherit the paperwork and regulator relationships.
ci-cd.yml, security.yml): multi-language lint/tests, dependency audits (Composer/npm), SonarCloud analysis, Cosign signing, Trivy/Snyk image scans, plus scheduled ZAP/Nuclei/SQLMap security sweeps.nginx.conf, default.conf, Dockerfiles): HTTPS redirects, security headers, rate limiting, multistage builds, containerized PHP/WebSocket layers, and infrastructure manifests (Kubernetes, Kustomize, HPA) for resilient deployments.secrets.yaml, configmap.yaml, and Docker Compose variants (docker-compose.secure.yml) demonstrate how to keep credentials outside source control.Together these measures provide a strong reliability baseline, but you must review scan results, maintain secret management (Vault, SOPS, etc.), and implement your own incident-response loops.
App widget (see lib/app.dart) wires Providers for authentication/settings, supports dynamic locale (FR/EN) and theme switching, and delegates routing to go_router, making UX extensions straightforward.NavigationRail / NavigationBar compositions.schema.sql, create_tables.sql), and WebSocket service each have their own Dockerfiles, so you can swap or scale components independently.scripts/quickstart.sh and the deployment playbook (doc/deployment_documentation.md) spin up MySQL + API + WebSockets + Flutter in one command, demonstrating how to fork the template for other products.Vision Week is a high-quality template: cross-platform Flutter client, PHP/MySQL/WebSocket backend, deep automation coverage, and comprehensive compliance scaffolding. It is intentionally flexible, easy to customize, and mobile friendly. However, production use—especially within EU/French regulatory scope—still requires your own legal fillings, tax automation, and security reviews. Treat this repository as a ready-to-extend foundation, not a finished, government-certified service.