I want a clean, well-structured e-commerce app built with Framework7 + Svelte and packaged through Capacitor on a Linux machine so I can generate both Android and iOS builds myself. All catalog and account data live on my existing website, so the app will consume everything through our REST JSON API. Core flow • On first launch the user must sign in with phone number and password. The session should be stored securely (encrypted storage) and survive app restarts until the token truly expires. • After authentication the app pulls product listings from the API and renders a scrollable home view: name, picture, short description, price and a tappable link. Selecting a product navigates to a detail page that shows the full set of fields from the JSON payload. UI requirements • A left sliding menu that shows the avatar at the top and the following sections: User profile, Order history, Settings, plus the dynamic site menus we return from the API. • Design can stay close to the default Framework7 look; I mainly need the component wiring and data handling. Technical specifics • Framework7 + Svelte for the interface, Capacitor for native wrappers, push notifications via Capacitor Push API (FCM/APNS) already configured to receive tokens and display alerts. • Source code must be complete, well-commented and delivered through a git repo so I can clone, run `npm run build`, and create the Android/iOS artifacts directly on my Linux workstation. Deliverables 1. Full project source with README covering build, environment variables, and notification setup. 2. Working APK and iOS build folder produced from the same codebase as proof the pipeline works. 3. Sample JSON mocks or endpoints to demonstrate the product list and detail screens. I’ll handle store listings and API keys; you focus on rock-solid Framework7/Svelte implementation, secure session storage, and smooth navigation. You can check https://guillaumebiton.github.io/hackernews7-svelte/ to get an idea