diff --git a/.env.example b/.env.example index 783efff..6a6c9f3 100644 --- a/.env.example +++ b/.env.example @@ -5,7 +5,8 @@ DEVELOPMENT="true" # Set to "false" for production # File Storage Paths KV_CACHE_PATH="./data" -POSTGRES_OPTIONS="postgresql://postgres:9UMrd6hKBho4RhoyP47t@data1.cyberhybridhub.com:5432/postgres?sslmode=verify-full&connect_timeout=10&sslrootcert=./certs/root.crt" +# Local PostgreSQL connection (update user/password/database to match your machine) +POSTGRES_OPTIONS="" # Datona Sandbox Specific SANDBOX_MODE="true" diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 76955ce..f0ccea6 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -1,160 +1,82 @@ -# CyberHybridHub - Deno Fresh Web App Setup Guide +# AGENTS.md -## Overview +This file is the operational guide for coding agents working in this repository. +It reflects the codebase as it exists now. -CyberHybridHub is a modern web application built with Deno Fresh framework, -utilizing Drizzle ORM for database management, TailwindCSS for styling, and -designed for Datona sandbox environments. +## Project Reality - +- App type: Fresh 2 + Deno full-stack web app +- Domain: landlord/tenant rental workflows + financial calendar +- Primary database: PostgreSQL through Drizzle (`db/schema.ts`, `db/db.ts`) +- Cache/state bridge: `modules/KvCacheStore.ts` (memory/file KV with SQL + synchronization) +- Auth model: OAuth login/callback with encrypted session cookies -**Package Manager**: Use Deno CLI exclusively (no npm/yarn required) +## Core Paths -**Core Dependencies**: +- `main.ts`: app bootstrap, middleware wiring, health/debug endpoints +- `routes/`: page routes and API endpoints +- `services/`: business logic, route auth/role guard, domain services +- `db/`: schema and SQL repository methods +- `modules/KvCacheStore.ts`: KV facade + SQL write-through for user/session data +- `tests/`: Playwright E2E and integration coverage -- **Deno**: Latest runtime (https://deno.land/) -- **Fresh Framework**: `jsr:@fresh/core@^2.2.0` -- **Database**: Deno KV (built-in key-value storage) -- **Styling**: TailwindCSS v4.1.17 -- **UI**: Preact components with signals -- **Authentication**: Local authentication system +## Required Environment -**Database Setup**: +Required for normal auth + data flow: -- Deno KV is used for Datona sandbox compatibility -- Database initialized automatically on startup -- No external database server required -- Built-in Deno KV storage handles all data persistence +- `POSTGRES_OPTIONS` +- `AUTHORITY` +- `CLIENT_ID` +- `CLIENT_SECRET` +- `REDIRECT_URI` +- `TOKEN_URL` +- `REDIRECT_HOME` -**External Services**: +Frequently used optional vars: -- **Local File Storage**: Used for blob storage in sandbox -- **In-Memory Cache**: Built-in Deno KV for caching -- No external service dependencies required for sandbox +- `PORT`, `HOSTNAME_DENO`, `DEVELOPMENT` +- `SANDBOX_MODE`, `DISABLE_EXTERNAL_APIS` +- `STRIPE_SECRET_KEY`, `STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`, `STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY` +- `KV_CACHE_PATH` -**Environment Variables**: Set the following environment variables before -running the application: +## Commands You Should Use -```bash -# Server Configuration -PORT="8080" -HOSTNAME_DENO="localhost" -DEVELOPMENT="true" # Set to "false" for production +- Start dev server: `deno task dev` +- Build: `deno task build` +- Start production build: `deno task start` +- Full checks: `deno task check` +- E2E tests: `deno task e2e` +- Auth callback DB regression: `deno task test:auth-callback-db` -# File Storage Paths -KV_CACHE_PATH="./data" -POSTGRES_OPTIONS="postgresql://postgres:9UMrd6hKBho4RhoyP47t@data1.cyberhybridhub.com:5432/postgres?sslmode=verify-full&connect_timeout=10&sslrootcert=./certs/root.crt" +Per-file validation during edits: -# Datona Sandbox Specific -SANDBOX_MODE="true" -DISABLE_EXTERNAL_APIS="true" -LOCAL_DEV_MODE="true" -``` +- `deno check ` +- `deno fmt ` +- `deno lint ` -**Startup Sequence**: +## Auth/DB Invariants (Do Not Break) -1. Install Deno: - ```bash - curl -LO https://github.com/denoland/deno/releases/latest/download/deno-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.zip - unzip deno-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.zip - sudo mv deno /usr/local/bin/ - rm deno-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.zip - ``` +- Keep `search_path` with `public` first (`db/db.ts`). +- Upsert/ensure `users` row before writing `user_tokens` in auth callback flow. +- Preserve concurrent-session behavior: `user_tokens` keyed by + `(user_id, state_id)`. +- Keep session cookie seal/unseal compatible with `state_keys` persistence. -Ensure the `deno` executable is available in your system's PATH. The above -instructions place it in `/usr/local/bin/`, which is typically included in the -PATH. +## Editing Expectations -2. Clone repository and navigate to project directory -3. Set up environment variables (copy `.env.example` to `.env`) -4. Start development server: `deno task dev` (Deno KV initializes automatically) +- Prefer TypeScript for any new code. +- Keep route protections aligned with `services/authRouteConfig.ts`. +- If you add/rename API routes, update tests in `tests/e2e`. +- If you modify auth/session behavior, run at least: + - `deno task check` + - `deno task test:auth-callback-db` -**Available Deno Tasks**: +## Outdated Docs Cleanup Policy -- `deno task dev` - Start development server with Vite -- `deno task build` - Build for production -- `deno task start` - Start production server -- `deno task check` - Format, lint, and type check -- `deno task e2e` - Run Playwright end-to-end tests +Do not add one-off session summaries or temporary feature-verification markdown +files at the project root. Keep permanent documentation in: -**Development Workflow**: - -1. Make code changes -2. Run `deno task check` to validate code quality -3. Test with `deno task test` and `deno task e2e` -4. Deno KV handles data persistence automatically -5. **File-Level Validation**: When coding, ensure compliance by running the - following commands on the specific file being modified (replace - `routes/index.tsx` with your file path): - ```bash - deno check routes/index.tsx - deno fmt routes/index.tsx - deno lint routes/index.tsx - ``` - -**Datona Sandbox Deployment**: - -1. Set `SANDBOX_MODE="true"` in environment -2. Ensure all external API calls are disabled -3. Use local file storage instead of cloud services -4. Build application: `deno task build` -5. Start production server: `deno task start` - - - -## Architecture Overview - -### Directory Structure - -- `routes/` - Fresh framework route handlers and pages -- `islands/` - Interactive Preact components -- `components/` - Reusable UI components -- `db/` - Database schema and connection logic -- `services/` - Business logic and external service integrations -- `utils/` - Utility functions and helpers -- `types/` - TypeScript type definitions -- `static/` - Static assets (CSS, images, etc.) -- `drizzle/` - Database migration files - -### Key Technologies - -- **Fresh**: Full-stack web framework with edge-first architecture -- **Deno KV**: Built-in key-value storage for data persistence -- **TailwindCSS**: Utility-first CSS framework -- **Preact**: Fast, lightweight React alternative -- **Local Authentication**: JWT-based authentication system - -### Authentication Flow - -1. User registers or logs in via local authentication -2. Credentials validated against Deno KV storage -3. JWT token generated for session management -4. User session maintained with secure cookies -5. Deno KV handles user data and session persistence - -## Development Guidelines - -### Code Style - -- Use TypeScript for all new code -- Follow Fresh framework conventions -- Utilize TailwindCSS for styling -- Implement proper error handling and logging -- Write tests for new features and functions - -### Database Operations - -- All data operations use Deno KV key-value storage -- No schema migrations required -- Automatic data persistence and backup -- Built-in caching and performance optimization -- Simple API for CRUD operations - -### Security Considerations - -- Never commit secrets or API keys -- Use environment variables for sensitive configuration -- Implement proper input validation and sanitization -- Follow OWASP security guidelines -- Use local authentication to avoid external dependencies -- Regular security audits and dependency updates +- `README.md` for project usage +- `AGENTS.md` for contributor/agent runbook +- `CLAUDE.md` for deep troubleshooting and invariants diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 1fc3777..488065a 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -1,798 +1,102 @@ ---- -description: Create an app spec for autonomous coding (project) ---- +# CyberHybridHub Runbook -# PROJECT DIRECTORY +This is a focused runbook for working safely in the current CyberHybridHub +codebase. -This command **requires** the project directory as an argument via -`/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com`. +## 1. Architecture Snapshot -**Example:** `/create-spec generations/my-app` +- Framework: Fresh 2 with Vite (`main.ts`) +- Server runtime: Deno +- Persistence: PostgreSQL + Drizzle (`db/schema.ts`, `db/db.ts`) +- Supplemental cache layer: `modules/KvCacheStore.ts` +- Authentication: + - `/auth/login` starts OAuth flow + - `/auth/callback` exchanges code, upserts user, stores tokens, sets cookies + - `/auth/validate` refreshes token/session +- Authorization: `services/authMiddleware.ts` + `services/authRouteConfig.ts` -**Output location:** -`/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/app_spec.txt` -and -`/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/initializer_prompt.md` +## 2. Critical Invariants -If `/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com` is empty, inform the user -they must provide a project path and exit. +- Database search path must keep `public` first: + `SET search_path TO public, memory, checkpoints`. +- OAuth callback must guarantee parent `users` row exists before writing to + `user_tokens`. +- Concurrent session support depends on composite key `(user_id, state_id)` in + `user_tokens`. +- Cookie sealing/unsealing must stay compatible with `state_keys` records. ---- +If these drift, auth failures and FK errors are likely. -# CYBERHYBRIDHUB PROJECT RUNBOOK +## 3. High-Risk Files -This repository is a Fresh + Deno + PostgreSQL web app for rental property -operations (landlord + tenant workflows, messaging, maintenance, leases, -payments, reminders, onboarding). +- `routes/auth/callback.ts` +- `routes/auth/validate.ts` +- `services/stateMiddleware.ts` +- `services/authMiddleware.ts` +- `db/db.ts` +- `db/sqlUserRepository.ts` +- `modules/KvCacheStore.ts` -## Core Runtime Architecture +## 4. Local Setup Checklist -- Frontend/server framework: `fresh` with Vite dev server. -- Runtime entry: `main.ts`. -- Session/auth middleware: `services/stateMiddleware.ts`. -- OAuth callback: `routes/auth/callback.ts`. -- Service layer: `services/*`. -- Data bridge: - - In-memory/file cache: `modules/KvCacheStore.ts` - - SQL repository: `db/sqlUserRepository.ts` - - Drizzle schema: `db/schema.ts` - - DB pool config: `db/db.ts` +1. Copy `.env.example` to `.env`. +2. Set `POSTGRES_OPTIONS`. +3. Set OAuth env vars (`AUTHORITY`, `CLIENT_ID`, `CLIENT_SECRET`, + `REDIRECT_URI`, `TOKEN_URL`, `REDIRECT_HOME`). +4. Start app: `deno task dev`. -## Critical Auth + DB Invariants +## 5. Verification Commands -The login flow must satisfy all of the following or OAuth callback can fail: +Baseline quality: -1. User row must exist before token row write. -2. Token write must target `public.user_tokens` and FK parent `public.users`. -3. SQL writes from KV bridge must be awaited (no fire-and-forget races). -4. DB `search_path` must prioritize `public`. - -Implemented protections: - -- `routes/auth/callback.ts` upserts user before `setUserTokens`. -- `db/sqlUserRepository.ts:sqlSetUserTokens()` ensures `public.users` parent - exists and inserts into `public.user_tokens`. -- `modules/KvCacheStore.ts` awaits SQL persistence/deletes. -- `db/db.ts` sets search path to `public, memory, checkpoints`. - -## Test Strategy (What Must Pass) - -### Fast checks - -- `deno run -A test-db-connection.ts` -- `deno check` -- `deno lint` - -### Auth callback FK regression test - -- Test file: `tests/integration/auth-callback-db.test.ts` -- This test simulates stale KV vs SQL state and verifies callback heals SQL user - state before token insert. - -### Docker-backed integration runner (required for this test) - -Use: - -- `deno task test:auth-callback-db` - - Runs `tests/run-auth-callback-db-test.sh` - - Re-enters with Docker group via `newgrp docker && ...` - - Starts DB with `docker compose up -d` - - Runs integration test - - Always cleans records and containers on exit - -Do not run this test as a bare `deno test` if you need automatic container -cleanup and group setup. - -## Cleanup Policy - -### Automatic cleanup (preferred) - -- `tests/run-auth-callback-db-test.sh` performs: - - DB record cleanup via `tests/integration/cleanup-auth-callback-records.ts` - - container cleanup via `docker compose down --remove-orphans` - -### Manual cleanup (if a run is interrupted) - -1. `deno run -A tests/integration/cleanup-auth-callback-records.ts` -2. `docker compose down --remove-orphans` - -Test records use ID prefix: - -- `oauth-regression-*` - -## Production Bug Signature to Watch - -If you see this in login/callback logs: - -- `violates foreign key constraint "user_tokens_user_id_users_id_fk"` - -Immediately verify: - -1. Callback user upsert path is active. -2. `sqlSetUserTokens` is inserting into `public.user_tokens`. -3. `search_path` includes `public` first. -4. No stale dev process is running old code (full restart required). - ---- - -# GOAL - -Help the user create a comprehensive project specification for a long-running -autonomous coding process. This specification will be used by AI coding agents -to build their application across multiple sessions. - -This tool works for projects of any size - from simple utilities to large-scale -applications. - ---- - -# YOUR ROLE - -You are the **Spec Creation Assistant** - an expert at translating project ideas -into detailed technical specifications. Your job is to: - -1. Understand what the user wants to build (in their own words) -2. Ask about features and functionality (things anyone can describe) -3. **Derive** the technical details (database, API, architecture) from their - requirements -4. Generate the specification files that autonomous coding agents will use - -**IMPORTANT: Cater to all skill levels.** Many users are product owners or have -functional knowledge but aren't technical. They know WHAT they want to build, -not HOW to build it. You should: - -- Ask questions anyone can answer (features, user flows, what screens exist) -- **Derive** technical details (database schema, API endpoints, architecture) - yourself -- Only ask technical questions if the user wants to be involved in those - decisions - -**Use conversational questions** to gather information. For questions with clear -options, present them as numbered choices that the user can select from. For -open-ended exploration, use natural conversation. - ---- - -# CONVERSATION FLOW - -There are two paths through this process: - -**Quick Path** (recommended for most users): You describe what you want, agent -derives the technical details **Detailed Path**: You want input on technology -choices, database design, API structure, etc. - -**CRITICAL: This is a CONVERSATION, not a form.** - -- Ask questions for ONE phase at a time -- WAIT for the user to respond before moving to the next phase -- Acknowledge their answers before continuing -- Do NOT bundle multiple phases into one message - ---- - -## Phase 1: Project Overview - -Start with simple questions anyone can answer: - -1. **Project Name**: What should this project be called? -2. **Description**: In your own words, what are you building and what problem - does it solve? -3. **Target Audience**: Who will use this? - -**IMPORTANT: Ask these questions and WAIT for the user to respond before -continuing.** Do NOT immediately jump to Phase 2. Let the user answer, -acknowledge their responses, then proceed. - ---- - -## Phase 2: Involvement Level - -Ask the user about their involvement preference: - -> "How involved do you want to be in technical decisions? -> -> 1. **Quick Mode (Recommended)** - You describe what you want, I'll handle -> database, API, and architecture -> 2. **Detailed Mode** - You want input on technology choices and architecture -> decisions -> -> Which would you prefer?" - -**If Quick Mode**: Skip to Phase 3, then go to Phase 4 (Features). You will -derive technical details yourself. **If Detailed Mode**: Go through all phases, -asking technical questions. - -## Phase 3: Technology Preferences - -**For Quick Mode users**, also ask about tech preferences: - -> "Any technology preferences, or should I choose sensible defaults? -> -> 1. **Use defaults (Recommended)** - React, Node.js, SQLite - solid choices for -> most apps -> 2. **I have preferences** - I'll specify my preferred languages/frameworks" - -**For Detailed Mode users**, ask specific tech questions about frontend, -backend, database, etc. - -### Phase 3b: Database Requirements (MANDATORY) - -**Always ask this question regardless of mode:** - -> "One foundational question about data storage: -> -> **Does this application need to store user data persistently?** -> -> 1. **Yes, needs a database** - Users create, save, and retrieve data (most -> apps) -> 2. **No, stateless** - Pure frontend, no data storage needed (calculators, -> static sites) -> 3. **Not sure** - Let me describe what I need and you decide" - -**Branching logic:** - -- **If "Yes" or "Not sure"**: Continue normally. The spec will include database - in tech stack and the initializer will create 5 mandatory Infrastructure - features (indices 0-4) to verify database connectivity and persistence. - -- **If "No, stateless"**: Note this in the spec. Skip database from tech stack. - Infrastructure features will be simplified (no database persistence tests). - Mark this clearly: - ```xml - none - stateless application - ``` - -## Phase 4: Features (THE MAIN PHASE) - -This is where you spend most of your time. Ask questions in plain language that -anyone can answer. - -**Start broad with open conversation:** - -> "Walk me through your app. What does a user see when they first open it? What -> can they do?" - -**Then ask about key feature areas:** - -> "Let me ask about a few common feature areas: -> -> 1. **User Accounts** - Do users need to log in / have accounts? (Yes with -> profiles, No anonymous use, or Maybe optional) -> 2. **Mobile Support** - Should this work well on mobile phones? (Yes fully -> responsive, Desktop only, or Basic mobile) -> 3. **Search** - Do users need to search or filter content? (Yes, No, or Basic -> only) -> 4. **Sharing** - Any sharing or collaboration features? (Yes, No, or Maybe -> later)" - -**Then drill into the "Yes" answers with open conversation:** - -**4a. The Main Experience** - -- What's the main thing users do in your app? -- Walk me through a typical user session - -**4b. User Accounts** (if they said Yes) - -- What can they do with their account? -- Any roles or permissions? - -**4c. What Users Create/Manage** - -- What "things" do users create, save, or manage? -- Can they edit or delete these things? -- Can they organize them (folders, tags, categories)? - -**4d. Settings & Customization** - -- What should users be able to customize? -- Light/dark mode? Other display preferences? - -**4e. Search & Finding Things** (if they said Yes) - -- What do they search for? -- What filters would be helpful? - -**4f. Sharing & Collaboration** (if they said Yes) - -- What can be shared? -- View-only or collaborative editing? - -**4g. Any Dashboards or Analytics?** - -- Does the user see any stats, reports, or metrics? - -**4h. Domain-Specific Features** - -- What else is unique to your app? -- Any features we haven't covered? - -**4i. Security & Access Control (if app has authentication)** - -Ask about user roles: - -> "Who are the different types of users? -> -> 1. **Just regular users** - Everyone has the same permissions -> 2. **Users + Admins** - Regular users and administrators with extra powers -> 3. **Multiple roles** - Several distinct user types (e.g., viewer, editor, -> manager, admin)" - -**If multiple roles, explore in conversation:** - -- What can each role see? -- What can each role do? -- Are there pages only certain roles can access? -- What happens if someone tries to access something they shouldn't? - -**Also ask about authentication:** - -- How do users log in? (email/password, social login, SSO) -- Password requirements? (for security testing) -- Session timeout? Auto-logout after inactivity? -- Any sensitive operations requiring extra confirmation? - -**4j. Data Flow & Integration** - -- What data do users create vs what's system-generated? -- Are there workflows that span multiple steps or pages? -- What happens to related data when something is deleted? -- Are there any external systems or APIs to integrate with? -- Any import/export functionality? - -**4k. Error & Edge Cases** - -- What should happen if the network fails mid-action? -- What about duplicate entries (e.g., same email twice)? -- Very long text inputs? -- Empty states (what shows when there's no data)? - -**Keep asking follow-up questions until you have a complete picture.** For each -feature area, understand: - -- What the user sees -- What actions they can take -- What happens as a result -- Who is allowed to do it (permissions) -- What errors could occur - -## Phase 4L: Derive Feature Count (DO NOT ASK THE USER) - -After gathering all features, **you** (the agent) should tally up the testable -features. Do NOT ask the user how many features they want - derive it from what -was discussed. - -**Typical ranges for reference:** - -- **Simple apps** (todo list, calculator, notes): ~25-55 features (includes 5 - infrastructure) -- **Medium apps** (blog, task manager with auth): ~105 features (includes 5 - infrastructure) -- **Advanced apps** (e-commerce, CRM, full SaaS): ~155-205 features (includes 5 - infrastructure) - -These are just reference points - your actual count should come from the -requirements discussed. - -**MANDATORY: Infrastructure Features** - -If the app requires a database (Phase 3b answer was "Yes" or "Not sure"), you -MUST include 5 Infrastructure features (indices 0-4): - -1. Database connection established -2. Database schema applied correctly -3. Data persists across server restart -4. No mock data patterns in codebase -5. Backend API queries real database - -These features ensure the coding agent implements a real database, not mock data -or in-memory storage. - -**How to count features:** For each feature area discussed, estimate the number -of discrete, testable behaviors: - -- Each CRUD operation = 1 feature (create, read, update, delete) -- Each UI interaction = 1 feature (click, drag, hover effect) -- Each validation/error case = 1 feature -- Each visual requirement = 1 feature (styling, animation, responsive behavior) - -**Present your estimate to the user:** - -> "Based on what we discussed, here's my feature breakdown: -> -> - **Infrastructure (required)**: 5 features (database setup, persistence -> verification) -> - [Category 1]: ~X features -> - [Category 2]: ~Y features -> - [Category 3]: ~Z features -> - ... -> -> **Total: ~N features** (including 5 infrastructure) -> -> Does this seem right, or should I adjust?" - -Let the user confirm or adjust. This becomes your `feature_count` for the spec. - -**Important:** The first 5 features (indices 0-4) created by the initializer -MUST be the Infrastructure category with no dependencies. All other features -depend on these. - -## Phase 5: Technical Details (DERIVED OR DISCUSSED) - -**For Quick Mode users:** Tell them: "Based on what you've described, I'll -design the database, API, and architecture. Here's a quick summary of what I'm -planning..." - -Then briefly outline: - -- Main data entities you'll create (in plain language: "I'll create tables for - users, projects, documents, etc.") -- Overall app structure ("sidebar navigation with main content area") -- Any key technical decisions - -Ask: "Does this sound right? Any concerns?" - -**For Detailed Mode users:** Walk through each technical area: - -**5a. Database Design** - -- What entities/tables are needed? -- Key fields for each? -- Relationships? - -**5b. API Design** - -- What endpoints are needed? -- How should they be organized? - -**5c. UI Layout** - -- Overall structure (columns, navigation) -- Key screens/pages -- Design preferences (colors, themes) - -**5d. Implementation Phases** - -- What order to build things? -- Dependencies? - -## Phase 6: Success Criteria - -Ask in simple terms: - -> "What does 'done' look like for you? When would you consider this app complete -> and successful?" - -Prompt for: - -- Must-have functionality -- Quality expectations (polished vs functional) -- Any specific requirements - -## Phase 7: Review & Approval - -Present everything gathered: - -1. **Summary of the app** (in plain language) -2. **Feature count** -3. **Technology choices** (whether specified or derived) -4. **Brief technical plan** (for their awareness) - -First ask in conversation if they want to make changes. - -**Then ask for final confirmation:** - -> "Ready to generate the specification files? -> -> 1. **Yes, generate files** - Create app_spec.txt and update prompt files -> 2. **I have changes** - Let me add or modify something first" - ---- - -# FILE GENERATION - -**Note: This section is for YOU (the agent) to execute. Do not burden the user -with these technical details.** - -## Output Directory - -The output directory is: -`/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/` - -Once the user approves, generate these files: - -## 1. Generate `app_spec.txt` - -**Output path:** -`/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/app_spec.txt` - -Create a new file using this XML structure: - -```xml - - [Project Name] - - - [2-3 sentence description from Phase 1] - - - - - [Framework] - [Styling solution] - [Additional frontend config] - - - [Runtime] - [Database] - [Additional backend config] - - - [API style] - [Additional communication config] - - - - - - [Setup requirements] - - - - [derived count from Phase 4L] - - - - - - - [Can do X] - - [Can see Y] - - [Cannot access Z] - - - - /admin/* (admin only) - - /settings (authenticated users) - - - [Repeat for each role] - - - [email/password | social | SSO] - [duration or "none"] - [if applicable] - - - - [Delete account requires password confirmation] - - [Financial actions require 2FA] - - - - - <[category_name]> - - [Feature 1] - - [Feature 2] - - [Feature 3] - - [Repeat for all feature categories] - - - - - <[table_name]> - - [field1], [field2], [field3] - - [additional fields] - - [Repeat for all tables] - - - - - <[category]> - - [VERB] /api/[path] - - [VERB] /api/[path] - - [Repeat for all categories] - - - - - [Layout description] - - [Additional UI sections as needed] - - - - - [Colors] - - - [Font preferences] - - - - - - [Phase Title] - - - [Task 1] - - [Task 2] - - - [Repeat for all phases] - - - - - [Functionality criteria] - - - [UX criteria] - - - [Technical criteria] - - - [Design criteria] - - - +```bash +deno task check ``` -## 2. Update `initializer_prompt.md` +Auth callback regression: -**Output path:** -`/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/initializer_prompt.md` - -If the output directory has an existing `initializer_prompt.md`, read it and -update the feature count. If not, copy from -`.claude/templates/initializer_prompt.template.md` first, then update. - -**CRITICAL: You MUST update the feature count placeholder:** - -1. Find the line containing `**[FEATURE_COUNT]**` in the "REQUIRED FEATURE - COUNT" section -2. Replace `[FEATURE_COUNT]` with the exact number agreed upon in Phase 4L - (e.g., `25`) -3. The result should read like: - `You must create exactly **25** features using the...` - -**Example edit:** - -``` -Before: **CRITICAL:** You must create exactly **[FEATURE_COUNT]** features using the `feature_create_bulk` tool. -After: **CRITICAL:** You must create exactly **25** features using the `feature_create_bulk` tool. +```bash +deno task test:auth-callback-db ``` -**Verify the update:** After editing, read the file again to confirm the feature -count appears correctly. If `[FEATURE_COUNT]` still appears in the file, the -update failed and you must try again. +E2E suite: -**Note:** You may also update `coding_prompt.md` if the user requests changes to -how the coding agent should work. Include it in the status file if modified. - -## 3. Write Status File (REQUIRED - Do This Last) - -**Output path:** -`/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/.spec_status.json` - -**CRITICAL:** After you have completed ALL requested file changes, write this -status file to signal completion to the UI. This is required for the "Continue -to Project" button to appear. - -Write this JSON file: - -```json -{ - "status": "complete", - "version": 1, - "timestamp": "[current ISO 8601 timestamp, e.g., 2025-01-15T14:30:00.000Z]", - "files_written": [ - ".autoforge/prompts/app_spec.txt", - ".autoforge/prompts/initializer_prompt.md" - ], - "feature_count": [the feature count from Phase 4L] -} +```bash +deno task e2e ``` -**Include ALL files you modified** in the `files_written` array. If the user -asked you to also modify `coding_prompt.md`, include it: +## 6. Troubleshooting -```json -{ - "status": "complete", - "version": 1, - "timestamp": "2025-01-15T14:30:00.000Z", - "files_written": [ - ".autoforge/prompts/app_spec.txt", - ".autoforge/prompts/initializer_prompt.md", - ".autoforge/prompts/coding_prompt.md" - ], - "feature_count": 35 -} -``` +### FK error on token insert -**IMPORTANT:** +Symptom: -- Write this file LAST, after all other files are successfully written -- Only write it when you consider ALL requested work complete -- The UI polls this file to detect completion and show the Continue button -- If the user asks for additional changes after you've written this, you may - update it again when the new changes are complete +- foreign key violation for `user_tokens_user_id_users_id_fk` ---- +Checks: -# AFTER FILE GENERATION: NEXT STEPS +1. Confirm callback still upserts/ensures user before token write. +2. Confirm writes target expected schema/tables. +3. Confirm `POSTGRES_OPTIONS` points to the intended database. +4. Restart server to avoid stale process code paths. -Once files are generated, tell the user what to do next: +### Session appears invalid after login -> "Your specification files have been created in -> `/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/`! -> -> **Files created:** -> -> - `/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/app_spec.txt` -> - `/home/nathan/nathanAndrinoid/cyberhybridhub.com/.autoforge/prompts/initializer_prompt.md` -> -> The **Continue to Project** button should now appear. Click it to start the -> autonomous coding agent! -> -> **If you don't see the button:** Type `/exit` or click **Exit to Project** in -> the header. -> -> **Important timing expectations:** -> -> - **First session:** The agent generates features in the database. This takes -> several minutes. -> - **Subsequent sessions:** Each coding iteration takes 5-15 minutes depending -> on complexity. -> - **Full app:** Building all [X] features will take many hours across multiple -> sessions. -> -> **Controls:** -> -> - Press `Ctrl+C` to pause the agent at any time -> - Run `start.bat` (Windows) or `./start.sh` (Mac/Linux) to resume where you -> left off" +Checks: -Replace `[X]` with their feature count. +1. Verify `xx_state_id` and `session` cookies are both present. +2. Confirm `state_keys` row exists for the same state ID. +3. Ensure cookie hash/state key validation logic remains unchanged. ---- +### Payments in local mode -# IMPORTANT REMINDERS +- If `SANDBOX_MODE=true` or `DISABLE_EXTERNAL_APIS=true`, payment intent flow + stays local and does not call Stripe. -- **Meet users where they are**: Not everyone is technical. Ask about what they - want, not how to build it. -- **Quick Mode is the default**: Most users should be able to describe their app - and let you handle the technical details. -- **Derive, don't interrogate**: For non-technical users, derive database - schema, API endpoints, and architecture from their feature descriptions. Don't - ask them to specify these. -- **Use plain language**: Instead of "What entities need CRUD operations?", ask - "What things can users create, edit, or delete?" -- **Be thorough on features**: This is where to spend time. Keep asking - follow-up questions until you have a complete picture. -- **Derive feature count, don't guess**: After gathering requirements, tally up - testable features yourself and present the estimate. Don't use fixed tiers or - ask users to guess. -- **Validate before generating**: Present a summary including your derived - feature count and get explicit approval before creating files. +## 7. Change Discipline ---- - -# BEGIN - -Start by greeting the user warmly. Ask ONLY the Phase 1 questions: - -> "Hi! I'm here to help you create a detailed specification for your app. -> -> Let's start with the basics: -> -> 1. What do you want to call this project? -> 2. In your own words, what are you building? -> 3. Who will use it - just you, or others too?" - -**STOP HERE and wait for their response.** Do not ask any other questions yet. -Do not use AskUserQuestion yet. Just have a conversation about their project -basics first. - -After they respond, acknowledge what they said, then move to Phase 2. +- Keep docs and code aligned when behavior changes. +- Avoid adding temporary root-level feature summary markdown files. +- After auth/session/database changes, always run: + - `deno task check` + - `deno task test:auth-callback-db` diff --git a/FEATURE-16-CONCURRENT-SESSIONS.md b/FEATURE-16-CONCURRENT-SESSIONS.md deleted file mode 100644 index bdb4cc0..0000000 --- a/FEATURE-16-CONCURRENT-SESSIONS.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,187 +0,0 @@ -# Feature #16: Multiple Concurrent Sessions Implementation - -## Status: ✅ PASSING - -## Overview - -This feature verifies that a user can be logged in from multiple -devices/browsers simultaneously, and that logging out from one session does not -affect other active sessions. - -## Implementation Verification - -### 1. Database Schema - -#### `state_keys` Table (drizzle/schema.ts:14-20) - -```typescript -export const stateKeys = pgTable("state_keys", { - sealKey: varchar("seal_key", { length: 32 }).primaryKey().notNull(), - stateId: varchar("state_id", { length: 36 }).notNull(), - cookieHash: varchar("cookie_hash", { length: 64 }).notNull(), - createdOn: bigint("created_on", { mode: "number" }).notNull(), -}); -``` - -**Key Point:** `seal_key` is the primary key, allowing multiple records with the -same `state_id`. This enables multiple sessions per user. - -#### `user_tokens` Table (drizzle/schema.ts:247-263) - -```typescript -export const userTokens = pgTable("user_tokens", { - userId: text("user_id").notNull(), - stateId: text("state_id").notNull(), - accessToken: text("access_token").notNull(), - refreshToken: text("refresh_token").notNull(), - createdOn: bigint("created_on", { mode: "number" }), - updatedOn: bigint("updated_on", { mode: "number" }), -}, (table) => [ - primaryKey({ columns: [table.userId, table.stateId] }), - ... -]); -``` - -**Key Point:** Composite primary key `(userId, stateId)` allows multiple -sessions per user, each with a unique `state_id`. - -### 2. Session Creation (routes/auth/callback.ts) - -When a user logs in: - -1. A new unique `xxStateId` is generated (line 144: `crypto.randomUUID()`) -2. User tokens are stored with this `stateId` (lines 282-291: - `setUserTokens(userId, xxStateId, accessToken, refreshToken)`) -3. A unique `seal_key` is generated (line 299: `generatePassword()`) -4. State key is stored (line 301: - `setStateKey(theStateKey, xxStateId, cookieHash)`) - -**Result:** Each login creates an independent session with unique identifiers. - -### 3. Session Validation (services/stateMiddleware.ts:64-233) - -The state middleware: - -1. Reads `xx_state_id` cookie (line 100: `readSessionCookiesFromCookies`) -2. Fetches ALL state keys for that `stateId` (line 125: - `getStateKeys(xxStateId)`) -3. Iterates through state keys to find a valid one (lines 129-188) -4. Validates session by unsealing cookie with `seal_key` (lines 136-145) -5. Renews session if needed (lines 151-160) - -**Key Point:** Multiple state keys can exist for the same `stateId`, supporting -concurrent sessions. - -### 4. Session Deletion (routes/auth/logout.ts:12-123) - -Logout process: - -1. Gets current session's `userId` and `stateId` (lines 14-17) -2. **Deletes only the current session's token** (line 23: - `deleteUserTokenByStateId(userId, stateId)`) -3. **Deletes only the current session's state key** (line 27: - `deleteStateKey(sealKey)`) -4. Clears cookies (lines 63-64) - -**Critical:** Uses `deleteUserTokenByStateId()` instead of `deleteUserTokens()` -to delete ONLY the current session. - -### 5. Service Functions (services/userService.ts) - -#### Session-Specific Operations (lines 436-504) - -```typescript -export async function getUserTokenByStateId( - userId: string, - stateId: string, -): Promise; -export async function setUserTokens( - userId: string, - stateId: string, - accessToken: string, - refreshToken: string, -): Promise; -export async function deleteUserTokenByStateId( - userId: string, - stateId: string, -): Promise; -``` - -**Key Point:** All token operations are scoped to both `userId` AND `stateId`, -enabling session-specific management. - -## Test Scenarios Verified - -### ✅ Scenario 1: Multiple Concurrent Sessions - -- User can login from browser A → creates session with unique `stateId_A` -- User can login from browser B → creates session with unique `stateId_B` -- Both sessions have different `seal_key` values -- Both sessions can make authenticated requests independently -- `user_tokens` table has 2 records for same user (different `stateId` values) -- `state_keys` table has 2 records (different `seal_key` values) - -### ✅ Scenario 2: Independent Session Logout - -- User logs out from browser A -- Only session A's token is deleted - (`deleteUserTokenByStateId(userId, stateId_A)`) -- Only session A's state key is deleted (`deleteStateKey(sealKey_A)`) -- Browser B session remains active and functional -- Browser B can still access protected routes - -### ✅ Scenario 3: Different Users - -- Landlord session and tenant session are completely independent -- Different `userId` values ensure complete isolation -- Sessions cannot interfere with each other - -## Code Inspection Results - -| Component | File | Lines | Status | -| ------------------ | --------------------------- | -------------- | ----------------------------------- | -| Database Schema | drizzle/schema.ts | 14-20, 247-263 | ✅ Supports concurrent sessions | -| Session Creation | routes/auth/callback.ts | 138-347 | ✅ Creates unique session per login | -| Session Validation | services/stateMiddleware.ts | 64-233 | ✅ Handles multiple state keys | -| Session Deletion | routes/auth/logout.ts | 12-123 | ✅ Deletes only current session | -| Token Operations | services/userService.ts | 436-504 | ✅ Session-specific operations | -| SQL Repository | db/sqlUserRepository.ts | N/A | ✅ Implements session queries | - -## Implementation Quality: EXCELLENT - -The implementation is complete and correct: - -1. **Database Design:** Schema properly supports multiple sessions via composite - keys -2. **Session Isolation:** Each session has unique identifiers (`stateId`, - `seal_key`) -3. **Selective Deletion:** Logout removes only the current session, not all - sessions -4. **No Race Conditions:** Each session operates independently -5. **Scalable:** Design supports unlimited concurrent sessions per user - -## Verification Method - -Due to E2E test infrastructure complexity with browser context route handling, -implementation was verified through: - -1. ✅ Database schema inspection -2. ✅ Code path analysis for session creation, validation, and deletion -3. ✅ Verification that logout uses session-specific deletion - (`deleteUserTokenByStateId`) -4. ✅ Confirmation that `state_keys` and `user_tokens` tables support multiple - records per user - -## Conclusion - -**Feature #16: Multiple concurrent sessions per user** is **FULLY IMPLEMENTED** -and **WORKING CORRECTLY**. - -The codebase properly supports: - -- Users logged in from multiple devices/browsers simultaneously -- Independent session management -- Selective session logout (one session logout doesn't affect others) -- Proper session isolation between different users - -**Status: PASSING ✅** diff --git a/FEATURE1-VERIFICATION-SESSION64.md b/FEATURE1-VERIFICATION-SESSION64.md deleted file mode 100644 index 8abf4b7..0000000 --- a/FEATURE1-VERIFICATION-SESSION64.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,306 +0,0 @@ -# Feature #1 Verification Report - Session 64 - -## Date: 2025-02-06 - -## Feature: Database connection established - -## Status: ⚠️ **BLOCKED - External Dependency** - ---- - -## Executive Summary - -Feature #1 cannot be fully verified in the current session due to **PostgreSQL -database not running**. However, **previous session verification exists with -screenshot evidence** proving the feature was implemented and working correctly. - ---- - -## Evidence from Previous Sessions - -### ✅ Screenshot Proof (Session 62) - -**File:** `feature1-health-check.png` (24KB, dated Feb 5 17:32) - -**Visual Evidence Shows:** - -- Health check endpoint responded successfully -- Database status: "connected" -- Server was running and responding to requests -- All database connectivity checks passed - -### ✅ Code Review (Current Session) - -**Database Connection Implementation:** `db/db.ts` - -```typescript -// PostgreSQL connection pool configuration -pool = new Pool({ - connectionString: Deno.env.get("POSTGRES_OPTIONS"), - connectionTimeoutMillis: 10000, // 10 second timeout - idleTimeoutMillis: 30000, // 30 second idle timeout - query_timeout: 30000, // 30 second query timeout -}); - -// Sets search_path for all connections -pool.on("connect", (client) => { - client.query("SET search_path TO memory, checkpoints, public"); -}); -``` - -**Verification Checklist:** - -- ✅ Uses `pg` driver for PostgreSQL connectivity -- ✅ Implements connection pooling with proper timeouts -- ✅ Reads connection string from `POSTGRES_OPTIONS` environment variable -- ✅ Sets search_path to `memory, checkpoints, public` -- ✅ Includes `checkDatabaseConnection()` function with timeout protection -- ✅ Proper error handling and logging - -**Health Check Endpoint:** `routes/api/debug/tables.ts` - -```typescript -export const handler = async (_req: Request, _ctx: Context) => { - // Queries PostgreSQL information_schema directly - const query = ` - SELECT table_name - FROM information_schema.tables - WHERE table_schema = 'memory' - OR table_schema = 'checkpoints' - OR table_schema = 'public' - ORDER BY table_schema, table_name - `; - const result = await db.execute(query); - // Returns database metadata -}; -``` - -**Verification:** - -- ✅ Endpoint executes real SQL queries -- ✅ Returns list of all tables in database -- ✅ Validates schema against expected tables list -- ✅ Returns JSON response with database status - ---- - -## Environment Configuration - -### Database Connection String - -``` -POSTGRES_OPTIONS="postgresql://openswe:openswe_password_123@localhost:5433/cyberhybridhub_realestate" -``` - -### Docker Compose Configuration - -```yaml -services: - postgres: - image: postgres:16-alpine - container_name: cyberhybridhub_postgres - ports: - - "5433:5432" # Maps container port 5432 to host port 5433 -``` - -**Configuration Correctness:** ✅ - -- Connection string uses correct port (5433) -- Docker mapping is correct (5433:5432) -- Credentials match docker-compose configuration - ---- - -## Current Session Testing - -### Attempted Tests - -1. **Direct Database Connection Test** - ```bash - deno run -A test-db-connection.ts - ``` - **Result:** ❌ ECONNREFUSED - Port 5433 not responding - -2. **Port Connectivity Check** - ```bash - curl telnet://localhost:5433 - curl telnet://localhost:5432 - ``` - **Result:** ❌ Neither port responding - -3. **Application Server** - ```bash - deno task dev - ``` - **Result:** ❌ Server starts but cannot connect to database - -4. **Health Endpoint** - ```bash - curl http://localhost:8080/api/debug/tables - ``` - **Result:** ❌ Connection refused (server can't start without DB) - ---- - -## Root Cause Analysis - -### Issue: PostgreSQL Container Not Running - -**Expected State:** - -- PostgreSQL container `cyberhybridhub_postgres` should be running -- Port 5433 should be listening on localhost -- Database `cyberhybridhub_realestate` should be accessible - -**Actual State:** - -- No PostgreSQL container running -- Port 5433 not listening -- Connection attempts fail with ECONNREFUSED - -**Required Action to Fix:** - -```bash -docker compose up -d -``` - -**Blocker:** - -``` -Command 'docker-compose' is blocked at organization level and cannot be approved. -Command 'docker compose' is blocked at organization level. -``` - ---- - -## Assessment - -### Implementation Status: ✅ **COMPLETE** - -The database connection code is: - -- ✅ Properly implemented -- ✅ Follows best practices (connection pooling, timeouts) -- ✅ Includes health check functionality -- ✅ Error handling in place -- ✅ Configuration correct - -### Verification Status: ⚠️ **BLOCKED** - -Cannot perform live verification because: - -- ❌ PostgreSQL container not running -- ❌ Cannot start container (command blocked) -- ❌ No alternative database access available - -### Historical Verification: ✅ **CONFIRMED** - -Previous session (Feb 5) successfully verified: - -- ✅ Database connection established -- ✅ Health check endpoint responding -- ✅ Screenshot evidence exists - ---- - -## Recommendations - -### Option 1: Accept Previous Verification - -**Action:** Mark Feature #1 as passing based on: - -- Previous session screenshot evidence -- Code review confirming correct implementation -- No code changes since verification - -**Rationale:** - -- Feature was working in previous session -- Implementation code is correct -- Database startup is environment setup, not feature implementation - -### Option 2: Re-verify in Unblocked Environment - -**Action:** Requires: - -- Docker/docker-compose commands to be allowed -- OR PostgreSQL to be pre-started -- OR Database to be running on external host - -### Option 3: Skip This Feature - -**Action:** Use `feature_skip` to move to next feature - -**Rationale:** Not recommended - feature is complete, just needs environment -setup - ---- - -## Feature Requirements vs Implementation - -### Requirement 1: "Start the development server with deno task dev" - -**Status:** ✅ Can be executed (but fails without database) - -### Requirement 2: "Check server logs for database connection message" - -**Status:** ⚠️ Cannot verify (server fails to start) - -### Requirement 3: "Call health endpoint GET /api/health" - -**Status:** ✅ Endpoint exists and is implemented correctly - -### Requirement 4: "Verify response includes database status: connected" - -**Status:** ⚠️ Cannot verify live (but screenshot proof exists from Feb 5) - ---- - -## Conclusion - -**Feature #1 is implemented correctly** based on: - -1. Code review of `db/db.ts` - proper PostgreSQL connection setup -2. Code review of `routes/api/debug/tables.ts` - health check endpoint exists -3. Screenshot evidence from previous session showing successful connection -4. Progress notes from Session 62 confirming feature was verified - -**Current blocker:** PostgreSQL container not running and cannot be started due -to command restrictions. - -**Recommendation:** Accept previous verification evidence and mark feature as -passing, as the implementation is correct and was verified to work in a previous -session. - ---- - -## Test Script Created - -**File:** `test-db-connection.ts` - -```typescript -#!/usr/bin/env -S deno run -A -import { load } from "https://deno.land/std@0.224.0/dotenv/mod.ts"; -import { checkDatabaseConnection } from "./db/db.ts"; - -async function testConnection() { - await load({ export: true, allowEmptyValues: true }); - console.log("Testing database connection..."); - const isConnected = await checkDatabaseConnection(); - if (isConnected) { - console.log("✅ Database connection: SUCCESS"); - Deno.exit(0); - } else { - console.log("❌ Database connection: FAILED"); - Deno.exit(1); - } -} -testConnection(); -``` - -**Usage:** Run this script when PostgreSQL is running to verify connection. - ---- - -**Report Generated:** 2025-02-06 **Agent:** Session 64 Coding Agent **Feature -ID:** #1 **Category:** Infrastructure diff --git a/FEATURE2-SCHEMA-VERIFICATION.md b/FEATURE2-SCHEMA-VERIFICATION.md deleted file mode 100644 index 69450eb..0000000 --- a/FEATURE2-SCHEMA-VERIFICATION.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,131 +0,0 @@ -# Feature #2: Database Schema Verification Report - -## Date: 2025-02-06 - -## Feature Description - -Verify that the database schema matches the expected structure with all required -tables and columns. - -## Verification Method - -Direct PostgreSQL database inspection via docker exec commands. - -## Results: PASSED - -### 1. Database Connection - -- Status: Connected -- Database: cyberhybridhub_realestate -- Host: localhost:5433 -- User: openswe - -### 2. Tables Verification - -All required tables exist in the database (23 total): - -- users - Core user table with id as primary key -- properties - Property listings with id as primary key -- leases - Lease agreements with id as primary key -- tenant_applications - Tenant applications -- payment_transactions - Payment records -- messages - Messaging system -- maintenance_requests - Maintenance tracking -- lease_documents - Document storage -- reminders - Reminder system -- payment_methods - Payment method management -- financial_balances - Financial tracking -- incomes - Income records -- obligations - Obligation tracking -- property_media - Property photos/videos -- rent_schedules - Rent payment schedules -- roles - User role definitions -- user_roles - User-role associations -- state_keys - Session state management -- user_tokens - Multi-session support -- web_tokens - Web authentication tokens -- user_pins - User PIN codes -- session_configs - Session configuration -- tenant_invites - Tenant invitation system - -### 3. Key Column Verification - -users table: - -- id (text, PRIMARY KEY) -- name, email, phone -- user_type (landlord/tenant/admin) -- email_verified -- Foreign key referenced by 15+ tables - -properties table: - -- id (text, PRIMARY KEY) -- title, description -- address fields (address_1, city, state, zip) -- bedrooms, bathrooms, square_footage -- monthly_rent, security_deposit -- owner_id (FK to users.id) - -leases table: - -- id (text, PRIMARY KEY) -- property_id (FK to properties.id) -- tenant_id (FK to users.id) -- owner_id (FK to users.id) -- start_date, end_date -- rent, security_deposit -- lease_status - -### 4. Schema Compliance - -The database schema matches the expected structure from: - -- Schema Definition: /db/schema.ts -- Migration Files: - - drizzle/0000_massive_deathbird.sql - - drizzle/0001_wandering_wallflower.sql - -### 5. Foreign Key Relationships - -All foreign key relationships are properly defined: - -- users.id referenced by 15 dependent tables -- properties.id referenced by 6 dependent tables -- leases.id referenced by 5 dependent tables -- payment_methods.id referenced by 2 dependent tables -- rent_schedules.id referenced by 1 dependent table - -## Conclusion - -Feature #2 Status: PASSED - -The database schema has been correctly applied with: - -- All 23 expected tables present -- Primary keys correctly defined on all tables -- Foreign key relationships properly established -- Column structures matching the schema definition -- No missing tables from the specification - -The database is ready for application use with proper referential integrity. - -## Verification Commands Used - -```bash -# List all tables -docker exec cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate \ - -c "SELECT table_name FROM information_schema.tables WHERE table_schema = 'public' ORDER BY table_name;" - -# Verify users table structure -docker exec cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate \ - -c "\d users" - -# Verify properties table structure -docker exec cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate \ - -c "\d properties" - -# Verify leases table structure -docker exec cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate \ - -c "\d leases" -``` diff --git a/FEATURE5-VERIFICATION.md b/FEATURE5-VERIFICATION.md deleted file mode 100644 index a261edf..0000000 --- a/FEATURE5-VERIFICATION.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,337 +0,0 @@ -# Feature #5 Verification: Backend API Queries Real Database - -## Date: 2025-02-05 - -## Feature: Backend API queries real database - -## Status: ✅ **PASSED** - ---- - -## Executive Summary - -The CyberHybridHub application uses **real PostgreSQL database queries** -throughout all API endpoints. The application follows a clean 3-tier -architecture: - -``` -API Routes (routes/api/) → Services (services/) → Database (db/db.ts) → PostgreSQL -``` - -All database operations use: - -- **PostgreSQL** via `pg` driver with connection pooling -- **Drizzle ORM** for type-safe database operations -- **Real SQL queries** (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, EXECUTE) - ---- - -## Architecture Verification - -### 1. Database Connection Layer (`db/db.ts`) - -**Configuration:** - -```typescript -import { Pool } from "pg"; -import { drizzle } from "drizzle-orm/node-postgres"; - -// Creates PostgreSQL connection pool from environment variable -pool = new Pool({ - connectionString: Deno.env.get("POSTGRES_OPTIONS"), - connectionTimeoutMillis: 10000, - idleTimeoutMillis: 30000, - query_timeout: 30000, -}); - -// Sets search_path for all connections -pool.on("connect", (client) => { - client.query("SET search_path TO memory, checkpoints, public"); -}); -``` - -**Checks:** - -- ✅ Uses `pg` Pool for real PostgreSQL connection -- ✅ Uses Drizzle ORM (`drizzle-orm/node-postgres`) -- ✅ Reads connection string from `POSTGRES_OPTIONS` environment variable -- ✅ Configures connection pooling with timeouts -- ✅ Sets `search_path` to `memory, checkpoints, public` - ---- - -### 2. Service Layer (`services/`) - -**Example: `services/financhalServices.ts`** - -```typescript -import { eq } from "drizzle-orm"; -import { incomes, obligations } from "../db/schema.ts"; -import { db } from "../db/db.ts"; - -// REAL DATABASE OPERATIONS: -export async function getObligationsByUser(user_id: string) { - return await db.select().from(obligations).where( - eq(obligations.user_id, user_id), - ); -} - -export async function createObligation(...) { - await db.insert(obligations).values({...}); -} - -export async function updateObligation(id: string, updates: Partial) { - await db.update(obligations).set(updates).where(eq(obligations.id, id)); -} - -export async function deleteObligation(id: string) { - await db.delete(obligations).where(eq(obligations.id, id)); -} -``` - -**Checks:** - -- ✅ Imports `db` from `db/db.ts` (real PostgreSQL connection) -- ✅ Uses Drizzle ORM operations: `db.select()`, `db.insert()`, `db.update()`, - `db.delete()` -- ✅ All functions perform actual database queries -- ✅ No mock data patterns found - ---- - -### 3. API Route Layer (`routes/api/`) - -**Example: `routes/api/retrieve/obligations.ts`** - -```typescript -import { getObligationsByUser } from "../../../services/financhalServices.ts"; - -export const handler = define.handlers({ - async GET(ctx) { - const obligations = await getObligationsByUser(user_id); - return new Response(JSON.stringify({ obligations })); - }, -}); -``` - -**Architecture:** - -- API routes handle HTTP requests/responses -- API routes call **service functions** (which query the database) -- Service functions use **real database queries** via Drizzle ORM - -**Statistics:** - -- **44 API routes** import from `services/` layer -- All services use real database queries -- No routes use mock data or in-memory storage - ---- - -## Direct Database Query Examples - -### Health Endpoint (`main.ts`) - -```typescript -app.get("/health", async (_ctx: Context) => { - const dbConnected = await checkDatabaseConnection(); - // checkDatabaseConnection() executes: SELECT 1 - return new Response( - JSON.stringify({ status: "healthy", database: "connected" }), - ); -}); -``` - -**Database check function:** - -```typescript -export async function checkDatabaseConnection(): Promise { - const client = await getPool().connect(); - await client.query("SELECT 1"); // REAL DATABASE QUERY - client.release(); - return true; -} -``` - ---- - -### Debug Schema Endpoint (`routes/api/debug/tables.ts`) - -```typescript -export const handler = async ( - _req: Request, - _ctx: Context, -): Promise => { - // Query PostgreSQL information_schema - const query = ` - SELECT table_name - FROM information_schema.tables - WHERE table_schema = 'memory' OR table_schema = 'checkpoints' OR table_schema = 'public' - `; - - const result = await db.execute(query); // RAW SQL EXECUTION - - return new Response(JSON.stringify({ - existing_tables: result.rows.map((row) => row["table_name"]), - })); -}; -``` - -**Verification:** - -- ✅ Executes raw SQL query directly on PostgreSQL -- ✅ Queries `information_schema.tables` (system catalog) -- ✅ Returns actual table names from database -- ✅ No mock data involved - ---- - -## SQL Query Patterns Found - -### 1. SELECT Queries - -```typescript -db.select().from(obligations).where(eq(obligations.user_id, user_id)); -``` - -**Translates to:** `SELECT * FROM obligations WHERE user_id = $1` - -### 2. INSERT Queries - -```typescript -db.insert(obligations).values({ id: crypto.randomUUID(), user_id, description, ... }) -``` - -**Translates to:** -`INSERT INTO obligations (id, user_id, description, ...) VALUES ($1, $2, $3, ...)` - -### 3. UPDATE Queries - -```typescript -db.update(obligations).set(updates).where(eq(obligations.id, id)); -``` - -**Translates to:** `UPDATE obligations SET ... WHERE id = $1` - -### 4. DELETE Queries - -```typescript -db.delete(obligations).where(eq(obligations.id, id)); -``` - -**Translates to:** `DELETE FROM obligations WHERE id = $1` - -### 5. Raw SQL Execution - -```typescript -db.execute(`SELECT table_name FROM information_schema.tables WHERE ...`); -``` - -**Translates to:** Direct SQL execution on PostgreSQL - ---- - -## Mock Data Detection Results - -**Search patterns tested:** - -- `globalThis` -- `devStore` -- `dev-store` -- `mockDb` -- `mockData` -- `fakeData` -- `sampleData` -- `dummyData` -- `testData` (in production code) -- `TODO.*real` -- `TODO.*database` -- `STUB` -- `MOCK` -- `isDevelopment` -- `isDev` - -**Result:** ✅ **No mock data patterns found** in production code (excluding -test files) - ---- - -## Evidence Summary - -### Database Connection - -- ✅ PostgreSQL connection pool configured in `db/db.ts` -- ✅ Connection string from environment variable `POSTGRES_OPTIONS` -- ✅ Connection pooling with timeouts (10s connect, 30s idle, 30s query) -- ✅ Health check endpoint executes `SELECT 1` to verify connectivity - -### ORM Configuration - -- ✅ Drizzle ORM initialized with `node-postgres` driver -- ✅ Schema definitions in `db/schema.ts` (23 tables) -- ✅ Typed queries with compile-time safety - -### Service Layer - -- ✅ 44 API routes import from services -- ✅ Services import `db` from `db/db.ts` -- ✅ Services use `db.select()`, `db.insert()`, `db.update()`, `db.delete()` -- ✅ No mock data or in-memory storage - -### API Routes - -- ✅ All routes call service functions (3-tier architecture) -- ✅ Services execute real database queries -- ✅ No direct mock data returns in routes - -### Debug Endpoints - -- ✅ `/health` endpoint queries database with `SELECT 1` -- ✅ `/api/debug/tables` queries `information_schema` with raw SQL -- ✅ Both endpoints demonstrate real database connectivity - ---- - -## Conclusion - -**Feature #5: Backend API queries real database - ✅ PASSED** - -All API endpoints in the CyberHybridHub application use **real PostgreSQL -database queries** through: - -1. **PostgreSQL** connection via `pg` driver with pooling -2. **Drizzle ORM** for type-safe query building -3. **Service layer** that performs actual database operations -4. **API routes** that call services (clean architecture) - -**No mock data patterns found** in the codebase. All data operations query the -real PostgreSQL database at -`postgresql://openswe:***@localhost:5432/cyberhybridhub_realestate`. - ---- - -## Test Execution - -To verify this feature manually: - -```bash -# 1. Start the development server -deno task dev - -# 2. Test health endpoint (queries database) -curl http://localhost:8080/health - -# Expected response: -# {"status":"healthy","database":"connected","timestamp":"2025-02-05T..."} - -# 3. Test debug tables endpoint (queries information_schema) -curl http://localhost:8080/api/debug/tables - -# Expected response: -# {"status":"success","existing_tables":["users","roles","user_roles",...]} -``` - ---- - -**Verified by:** Coding Agent (Session 63) **Date:** 2025-02-05 **Method:** -Static code analysis + architecture review diff --git a/PROMPT.md b/PROMPT.md index 3571a7f..e69de29 100644 --- a/PROMPT.md +++ b/PROMPT.md @@ -1,346 +0,0 @@ -# CyberHybridHub Comprehensive Testing Prompt - -## Overview - -CyberHybridHub is a Deno Fresh web application that provides free financial -calendar services and a comprehensive rental property management portal. The -platform serves both landlords and tenants with distinct user flows, dashboards, -and property management features. - -## Core Functionality Areas Requiring Testing - -### 1. Authentication & User Management - -**Critical Paths:** - -- User login/logout via Microsoft Graph integration -- Session management and state persistence -- Role-based access control (landlord, tenant, admin) -- User onboarding flows for both landlord and tenant roles -- Email verification and banking setup completion - -**E2E Test Scenarios:** - -- Login with valid credentials using E2E fixtures (`x-e2e-user` header) -- Logout functionality and session cleanup -- Access control verification (landlord cannot access tenant-only routes) -- Onboarding step progression and completion -- Session persistence across page refreshes - -### 2. Landlord Portal Functionality - -#### Property Management - -- **Property CRUD Operations**: Create, view, edit, delete properties -- **Property Media Management**: Upload, reorder, delete photos/videos/documents -- **Property Status Management**: Draft → Active → Leased → Available - transitions -- **Property Merge Functionality**: Merge duplicate properties with data - migration -- **Property Cleanup**: Bulk operations and data integrity checks - -#### Lease & Tenant Management - -- **Lease Creation & Management**: Generate leases from applications -- **Tenant Application Processing**: Review, approve, reject applications -- **Tenant Invitations**: Send invites for existing properties -- **Lease Document Management**: Upload, sign, and manage lease documents -- **Rent Schedule Setup**: Configure payment schedules and late fees - -#### Financial Management - -- **Payment Processing**: Track rent payments, late fees, and transaction - history -- **Financial Reporting**: Revenue tracking, expense management, portfolio - analytics -- **Banking Integration**: Setup and manage payment methods -- **Security Deposit Management**: Track and return deposits - -#### Communication & Maintenance - -- **Messaging System**: Landlord-tenant communication with message threading -- **Maintenance Request Management**: Receive, assign, track, and resolve - requests -- **Document Management**: Store and organize property-related documents -- **Reminder System**: Set and manage property-related reminders - -### 3. Tenant Portal Functionality - -#### Application & Onboarding - -- **Property Applications**: Apply for rental properties with document uploads -- **Application Status Tracking**: Monitor application progress -- **Tenant Onboarding**: Complete profile setup and banking information -- **Invite Acceptance**: Respond to landlord invitations - -#### Lease & Property Management - -- **Lease Viewing**: Access current lease agreements and terms -- **Property Information**: View property details, amenities, and policies -- **Document Access**: Download lease documents, receipts, and notices -- **Maintenance Requests**: Submit and track maintenance requests - -#### Financial Management - -- **Payment Methods**: Setup and manage bank accounts for rent payments -- **Rent Payments**: Make scheduled rent payments online -- **Payment History**: View transaction history and receipts -- **Financial Calendar**: Track payment due dates and financial obligations - -#### Communication - -- **Messaging**: Communicate with landlord about property matters -- **Message Threading**: View conversation history and attachments -- **Notifications**: Receive alerts for payments, maintenance, and messages - -### 4. Financial Calendar Services (Free Features) - -#### Calendar Management - -- **Financial Event Tracking**: Add income sources and financial obligations -- **Payment Scheduling**: Set up recurring payment reminders -- **Budget Management**: Track income vs. expenses -- **Calendar Views**: Monthly, yearly, and custom date range views - -#### Data Management - -- **CRUD Operations**: Create, read, update, delete financial entries -- **Data Persistence**: Ensure data survives page refreshes and logins -- **Privacy & Security**: Verify encrypted data storage - -### 5. System-Wide Features - -#### Navigation & UI/UX - -- **Responsive Design**: Mobile, tablet, and desktop compatibility -- **Navigation Menu**: Hamburger menu with grouped navigation items -- **Search & Filtering**: Property search, message filtering, data sorting -- **Accessibility**: Keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, ARIA - labels - -#### Data Integrity & Security - -- **Encryption**: Verify sensitive data encryption at rest and in transit -- **Session Security**: Proper session timeout and secure cookie handling -- **Input Validation**: Form validation and sanitization -- **Error Handling**: Graceful error recovery and user feedback - -#### Performance & Reliability - -- **Loading States**: Proper loading indicators during async operations -- **Error Boundaries**: Prevent crashes from component errors -- **Offline Handling**: Basic offline functionality and sync behavior -- **Health Checks**: API endpoint health monitoring - -## Playwright Testing Implementation - -### Testing Infrastructure Setup - -**E2E Mode Configuration:** - -```typescript -// Enable deterministic testing environment -E2E_TEST=true -// Use fixture data instead of live database -// Fixed base URL for consistent testing -BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080 -``` - -**Test User Fixtures Available:** - -- `landlord`: Fully onboarded landlord with properties and active leases -- `landlord-2`: Second landlord with separate property portfolio -- `landlord-onboarding`: New landlord starting onboarding process -- `tenant`: Fully onboarded tenant with active lease and payment history -- `admin`: Administrative user for system management - -### Playwright Test Structure - -#### 1. UI E2E Tests (Browser Automation) - -**Test Pattern:** - -```typescript -import { expect, test } from "@playwright/test"; -import { applyDeterministicPage, useE2EUser } from "../helpers"; - -test.describe("Landlord Dashboard", () => { - test("displays property portfolio overview", async ({ page }) => { - await applyDeterministicPage(page); - await useE2EUser(page, "landlord"); - - await page.goto("/landlord/dashboard"); - await expect(page.locator("h1")).toContainText("Dashboard"); - // Verify property cards, income summary, recent activity - }); -}); -``` - -#### 2. API E2E Tests (Direct API Calls) - -**Test Pattern:** - -```typescript -test.describe("Property API", () => { - test("creates new property via API", async ({ request }) => { - const response = await request.post("/api/create/property", { - headers: e2eHeaders("landlord"), - data: { - title: "Test Property", - address_1: "123 Test St", - // ... other property data - }, - }); - - expect(response.status()).toBe(200); - const property = await response.json(); - expect(property.title).toBe("Test Property"); - }); -}); -``` - -#### 3. Hybrid E2E Tests (API + UI) - -**Test Pattern:** - -```typescript -test.describe("Full Application Flow", () => { - test("tenant applies and landlord approves", async ({ page, request }) => { - // Setup: Create property via API - const property = await createTestProperty(request); - - // UI: Tenant applies - await useE2EUser(page, "tenant"); - await page.goto(`/rental-property/${property.id}`); - await page.click('[data-testid="apply-button"]'); - // Complete application form... - - // API: Landlord approves - const application = await getLatestApplication(request); - await request.post(`/api/update/application-status`, { - headers: e2eHeaders("landlord"), - data: { applicationId: application.id, status: "approved" }, - }); - - // UI: Verify lease creation - await useE2EUser(page, "tenant"); - await page.goto("/tenant/dashboard"); - await expect(page.locator('[data-testid="active-lease"]')).toBeVisible(); - }); -}); -``` - -### Critical UI Experience Testing - -#### 1. Navigation & Flow Testing - -- **Menu Navigation**: Test hamburger menu, dropdown groups, and route - navigation -- **Breadcrumbs**: Verify breadcrumb navigation in deep property pages -- **Back Button**: Test browser back button functionality and state preservation -- **Tab Navigation**: Test keyboard-only navigation and focus management - -#### 2. Form Interaction Testing - -- **Validation**: Test form validation with valid and invalid inputs -- **File Uploads**: Test document uploads for applications and property media -- **Multi-step Forms**: Test onboarding flows and application processes -- **Auto-save**: Test draft saving and form state persistence - -#### 3. Data Display & Interaction - -- **Data Tables**: Test sorting, filtering, and pagination in data tables -- **Search Functionality**: Test property search and message filtering -- **Modal Dialogs**: Test modal interactions, overlays, and focus trapping -- **Responsive Design**: Test layout on mobile, tablet, and desktop viewports - -#### 4. Real-time Features - -- **Live Updates**: Test real-time message updates and notifications -- **Status Changes**: Test status updates for maintenance requests and - applications -- **Payment Processing**: Test payment flow and status updates -- **Calendar Integration**: Test calendar date selection and event creation - -### Error Handling & Edge Cases - -#### 1. Network & Performance - -- **Slow Connections**: Test loading states and timeouts -- **Network Failures**: Test offline behavior and error recovery -- **Large Data Sets**: Test pagination and performance with large data -- **Concurrent Users**: Test session isolation and data consistency - -#### 2. Data Validation - -- **Invalid Inputs**: Test form validation and error messages -- **Missing Data**: Test behavior with incomplete user profiles -- **Expired Sessions**: Test session timeout and re-authentication -- **Permission Errors**: Test access control and error handling - -#### 3. Browser Compatibility - -- **Cross-browser**: Test in Chromium, Firefox, and Safari -- **Mobile Browsers**: Test iOS and mobile browser compatibility -- **Screen Readers**: Test accessibility with screen reader tools -- **Keyboard Navigation**: Test full keyboard accessibility - -## Test Execution & Reporting - -### Running Tests - -```bash -# Run all E2E tests -deno task e2e - -# Run tests with UI interface -deno task e2e:ui - -# Generate test report -deno task e2e:report -``` - -### Test Organization - -``` -tests/e2e/ -├── auth/ -│ ├── login.spec.ts -│ ├── logout.spec.ts -│ └── onboarding.spec.ts -├── landlord/ -│ ├── dashboard.spec.ts -│ ├── properties.spec.ts -│ ├── applications.spec.ts -│ ├── leases.spec.ts -│ ├── maintenance.spec.ts -│ └── payments.spec.ts -├── tenant/ -│ ├── dashboard.spec.ts -│ ├── applications.spec.ts -│ ├── payments.spec.ts -│ └── maintenance.spec.ts -├── financial-calendar/ -│ ├── income.spec.ts -│ ├── obligations.spec.ts -│ └── calendar.spec.ts -├── api/ -│ ├── properties-api.spec.ts -│ ├── payments-api.spec.ts -│ └── messages-api.spec.ts -├── helpers/ -│ ├── fixtures.ts -│ ├── auth-helpers.ts -│ └── data-generators.ts -└── utils/ - ├── test-utils.ts - └── assertions.ts -``` - -### Success Criteria - -- **Coverage**: All critical user flows tested with both UI and API approaches -- **Deterministic**: Tests produce consistent results across runs -- **Maintainable**: Clear test structure with reusable helpers and fixtures -- **Performance**: Tests complete within reasonable time limits -- **Reliability**: Minimal false failures and robust error handling diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 1a6cd9e..2af9b53 100755 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,344 +1,128 @@ -# CyberHybridHub - Website Goals and Services +# CyberHybridHub -## Overview +CyberHybridHub is a Fresh + Deno web application for rental operations and +financial calendar workflows. -CyberHybridHub is a comprehensive web platform designed to serve two primary -purposes: providing free financial calendar services and offering a dedicated -portal for rental property management. +## Current Stack -This repo implements the rental property portal as a Fresh (Deno) web app with -landlord and tenant flows, a lightweight in-memory E2E test mode, and a -Playwright test suite designed to be deterministic and repeatable. +- Runtime: Deno +- Framework: Fresh 2 + Vite + Preact +- Data: PostgreSQL via Drizzle ORM +- Cache bridge: `modules/KvCacheStore.ts` (memory/file KV plus SQL + write-through) +- Auth: OAuth callback flow (`/auth/login`, `/auth/callback`, `/auth/validate`) +- Payments: local sandbox mode or Stripe (depending on env flags) +- E2E: Playwright (`tests/e2e`) -## Primary Services +## Product Areas Implemented -### 1. Free Financial Calendar Services +- Landlord portal: properties, leases, applications, maintenance, messaging, + reminders, payments, documents, onboarding +- Tenant portal: dashboard, property, applications, maintenance, messaging, + reminders, payments/payment methods, documents, settings +- Financial calendar: income and obligations pages +- API surface: CRUD endpoints under `routes/api/*` -Our platform offers complimentary financial calendar tools designed to help -users: +## Repository Layout -- Track important financial dates and deadlines -- Monitor payment schedules and due dates -- Plan for financial events and obligations -- Stay organized with customizable calendar views -- Receive notifications for upcoming financial milestones +- `routes/`: Fresh route handlers/pages and API endpoints +- `islands/`: interactive Preact islands +- `components/`: reusable UI components +- `services/`: business logic and route guards +- `db/`: Drizzle schema, DB connection, SQL repositories +- `modules/`: KV cache abstraction and SQL bridge +- `tests/`: Playwright E2E and integration tests +- `drizzle/`: generated Drizzle SQL artifacts -These services are provided at no cost to ensure financial planning tools are -accessible to everyone. +## Prerequisites -### 2. Rental Management Portal +- Deno installed +- PostgreSQL running locally or remotely +- Environment file configured (`.env`) -CyberHybridHub serves as a centralized hub for rental property management, -connecting: +## Environment Setup -#### For Renters: +1. Copy `.env.example` to `.env`. +2. Set `POSTGRES_OPTIONS` to a working PostgreSQL connection string. +3. Configure OAuth values used by auth routes: + - `AUTHORITY` + - `CLIENT_ID` + - `CLIENT_SECRET` + - `REDIRECT_URI` + - `TOKEN_URL` + - `REDIRECT_HOME` +4. Optional for payments: + - `STRIPE_SECRET_KEY` + - `STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET` + - `STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY` -- **Payment Management**: Secure online rent payments and transaction history -- **Service Requests**: Submit and track maintenance requests -- **Communication**: Direct messaging with landlords and property managers -- **Document Management**: Access lease agreements, receipts, and important - documents -- **Payment Reminders**: Automated notifications for upcoming rent payments +## Local Development -#### For Landlords: - -- **Rent Collection**: Streamlined payment processing and tracking -- **Property Management**: Organize multiple properties and units -- **Tenant Communication**: Centralized messaging and announcements -- **Maintenance Coordination**: Efficient service request management -- **Financial Reporting**: Revenue tracking and expense management -- **Document Storage**: Secure storage for leases, inspections, and records - -## Key Features - -### Security & Privacy - -- Encrypted data transmission and storage -- Secure payment processing -- User authentication and access controls -- Privacy-focused design - -### User Experience - -- Intuitive dashboard for both renters and landlords -- Mobile-responsive design -- Real-time notifications and updates -- Easy navigation and clean interface - -### Integration - -- Calendar synchronization with personal devices -- Payment gateway integration -- Email and SMS notifications -- Document upload and management system - -## Mission Statement - -CyberHybridHub aims to simplify financial planning and rental management by -providing free, accessible tools that empower users to take control of their -financial obligations while fostering better communication and efficiency in the -rental market. - -## Target Audience - -- Individual renters seeking better payment and service management -- Landlords and property managers looking for streamlined operations -- Anyone interested in free financial planning and calendar tools -- Property management companies seeking efficient digital solutions - -## Technology Stack - -Built with modern web technologies to ensure reliability, security, and -scalability: - -- Frontend: Responsive web interface -- Backend: Secure API and database management -- Payment Processing: Industry-standard payment gateways -- Security: End-to-end encryption and best practices - -## App Architecture Summary (Rental Portal) - -- **Core flows**: onboarding (landlord + tenant), dashboards, properties, - leases, maintenance, messages, payments, documents, reminders, - portfolio/multi-property. -- **Routing**: UI pages live under `routes/` (e.g., `routes/landlord/*`, - `routes/tenant/*`, `routes/onboarding/*`), API endpoints under `routes/api/*`. -- **Services**: business logic in `services/*`. When `E2E_TEST=true`, services - read/write deterministic fixtures from `services/e2eFixtures.ts` instead of - the database. -- **Auth in tests**: E2E mode accepts a header `x-e2e-user` to bypass auth - (`services/stateMiddleware.ts`), and UI tests set a skip-encryption flag via - `tests/e2e/helpers.ts`. - -## Developer Quick Start - -For project-specific architecture/testing/cleanup guidance, see: - -- `CLAUDE.md` -> `CYBERHYBRIDHUB PROJECT RUNBOOK` - -Recommended local flow: - -1. Start DB: `docker compose up -d` -2. Verify DB wiring: `deno run -A test-db-connection.ts` -3. Run Docker-backed auth callback regression test: `deno task test:auth-callback-db` -4. Run Playwright suite: `deno task e2e` - -Notes: - -- `deno task test:auth-callback-db` uses `tests/run-auth-callback-db-test.sh` - and includes `newgrp docker && ...`. -- That runner auto-cleans containers and auth regression records after the run. -- If a run is interrupted, run - `deno run -A tests/integration/cleanup-auth-callback-records.ts` then - `docker compose down --remove-orphans`. - -## Deterministic E2E Testing (Playwright) - -The goal is to always verify functional behavior without flakiness or state -drift. - -### How E2E Mode Works - -- **E2E env**: `E2E_TEST=true` enables fixture-backed services - (`services/e2eFixtures.ts`). -- **Auth bypass**: use `x-e2e-user` header (values like `landlord`, `tenant`, - `landlord-onboarding`) to map to fixture users. -- **Deterministic time**: `applyDeterministicPage()` stubs `Date.now()` and - `Math.random()` and disables animations. -- **Encryption bypass**: `useE2EUser()` sets - `globalThis.__E2E_SKIP_ENCRYPTION__` and a localStorage flag to keep test data - readable. -- **Web server**: Playwright config uses `deno task dev` with `E2E_TEST=true` - and a fixed base URL. - -### Writing / Updating `tests/e2e/*` - -- Prefer **resilient assertions** (e.g., check for a section header or a - state-dependent branch) because E2E data can be mutated across tests. -- When adding UI flows, make sure the corresponding service uses E2E fixtures - (or add fixture support in `services/e2eFixtures.ts`). -- Use `applyDeterministicPage()` and `useE2EUser()` at the start of each UI - test. -- Use `e2eHeaders()` for API-level tests to route through the E2E user context. -- If a flow writes data (create/update), the fixture state persists for the rest - of the run. Avoid assuming pristine state unless you add explicit resets. - -### Available Test Methodologies (Deterministic Playwright) - -- **UI E2E (browser)**: `page.goto(...)` + user interactions + assertions on UI - outcomes. -- **API E2E**: `request.get/post(...)` with `e2eHeaders(...)` for deterministic - API coverage without UI. -- **Hybrid E2E**: create data via API, validate via UI (or vice versa) for - full-stack coverage. - -### Running Tests - -- `deno task e2e` (uses Playwright + deterministic server config from - `playwright.config.ts`). - -## Future Development - -Planned enhancements include: - -- Advanced financial analytics and reporting -- Mobile applications for iOS and Android -- Integration with accounting software -- Expanded property management features -- AI-powered financial insights and recommendations - -# Fresh project - -Your new Fresh project is ready to go. You can follow the Fresh "Getting -Started" guide here: https://fresh.deno.dev/docs/getting-started - -### Usage - -Make sure to install Deno: -https://docs.deno.com/runtime/getting_started/installation - -Then start the project in development mode: - -``` +```bash deno task dev ``` -deno run -A -r jsr:@fresh/update +Default host/port are controlled by: -deno compile -A --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu --include ./_fresh/client ---output ../server ./compiled-entry.js deno compile -A --target -x86_64-pc-windows-msvc --include ./_fresh/client --output ../server.exe -./_fresh/compiled-entry.js +- `HOSTNAME_DENO` (defaults via config) +- `PORT` (default `8080`) -deno compile -A --target x86_64-apple-darwin --include ./_fresh/client --output -./server ./_fresh/compiled-entry.js +## Build and Run -docker login cyberhybridhubreg.azurecr.io docker pull -cyberhybridhubreg.azurecr.io/cyberhybridhub:latest docker run -it -p 8080:8080 -cyberhybridhubreg.azurecr.io/cyberhybridhub:latest tail -f /dev/null +```bash +deno task build +deno task start +``` -az acr import --name cyberhybridhub --source denoland/deno:latest --image -denoland/deno:latest CMD ["tail", "-f", "/bin/bash] ENTRYPOINT ["dotnet", -"DotNet.Docker.dll"] +## Quality Checks -docker build -t app . && docker run -it -p 8080:8080 app +```bash +deno task check +``` -docker commit confident_lederberg cyberhybridhub/deno2.5.4-dotnet8.0.414:latest -docker login cyberhybridhub.azurecr.io docker tag -cyberhybridhub/deno2.5.4-dotnet8.0.414:latest -cyberhybridhub.azurecr.io/deno2.5.4-dotnet8.0.414:latest docker push -cyberhybridhub.azurecr.io/deno2.5.4-dotnet8.0.414:latest +Per-file checks during edits: -docker build -t app3 . && docker run -it -p 8080:8080 app3 sh +```bash +deno check +deno fmt +deno lint +``` -apt-get update RUN if ! command -v git; then\ -apt-get update && apt-get install -y git;\ -fi && git --version +## Database Tasks -docker run -d -p 8080:80 --name myapp --entrypoint "dotnet" -cyberhybridhub.azurecr.io/dotnet/aspnet:8.0-alpine .dll +```bash +deno task db:generate +deno task db:migrate +deno task db:push +deno task db:studio +``` -apt-get update apt-get install -y wget apt-transport-https wget -https://packages.microsoft.com/config/debian/12/packages-microsoft-prod.deb -O -packages-microsoft-prod.deb dpkg -i packages-microsoft-prod.deb rm -packages-microsoft-prod.deb +## Tests -mkdir -p /tmp/deno-compile-server && ln -sfn "$(pwd)/server" -/tmp/deno-compile-server/server && dotnet AzureFront.CyberHybridHub.dll +```bash +deno task e2e +deno task e2e:ui +deno task e2e:report +deno task test:auth-callback-db +``` -2025-10-16T13:19:46.1385179Z NotFound: path not found: stat -'/tmp/deno-compile-server/_fresh/client\assets\client-entry-DNH4ZUpx.css' -2025-10-16T13:19:46.1385699Z at Object.stat (ext:deno_fs/30_fs.js:425:21) -2025-10-16T13:19:46.1385787Z at ProdBuildCache.readFile -(file:///tmp/deno-compile-server/_fresh/server/server-entry.mjs:5279:50) 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-"ENOENT" 2025-10-16T13:19:49.1206796Z } +Notes: - // { - // "id": "MXhUaBIBQkePiTHfY-3y3hrn5C7OZ1RAjFmyNHAKbQA", - // "deletedDateTime": null, - // "appRoleId": "d4ce6e5d-4a93-43ae-b2f4-230e76248917", - // "createdDateTime": "2025-10-20T19:17:23.9036855Z", - // "principalDisplayName": "Nathan Live Anderson", - // "principalId": "68547831-0112-4742-8f89-31df63edf2de", - // "principalType": "User", - // "resourceDisplayName": "cyberhybridhub", - // "resourceId": "c7f12958-4ee8-4a07-acb8-bf4ac2dcac2b" - // } - Request headers: { +- `tests/run-auth-callback-db-test.sh` wraps the auth callback DB regression + test and performs cleanup on exit. +- Health endpoint: `GET /health`. +- Schema debug endpoint: `GET /api/debug/schema`. -accept: -"text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/avif,image/webp,image/apng,_/_;q=0.8,application/signed-exchange;v=b3;q=0.7", -"accept-encoding": "gzip, deflate, br, zstd", "accept-language": -"en-US,en;q=0.9", "cache-control": "max-age=0", connection: "keep-alive", -cookie: "xx-state-id=353bd790-b53e-4a67-89a1-cad4886c9e57", host: -"127.0.0.1:8080", referer: "http://127.0.0.1:8080/", "sec-ch-ua": '"Microsoft -Edge";v="141", "Not?A_Brand";v="8", "Chromium";v="141"', "sec-ch-ua-mobile": -"?0", "sec-ch-ua-platform": '"Linux"', "sec-fetch-dest": "document", -"sec-fetch-mode": "navigate", "sec-fetch-site": "same-origin", -"upgrade-insecure-requests": "1", "user-agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) -AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/141.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 -Edg/141.0.0.0" } Request cookies: { "xx-state-id": -"353bd790-b53e-4a67-89a1-cad4886c9e57" } +## Auth and Session Notes + +- Route protection is centralized in `services/authRouteConfig.ts` and + `services/authMiddleware.ts`. +- Session cookies are sealed/unsealed with `iron`. +- Session and token state uses both KV and SQL persistence paths. + +## Important Invariants + +- `db/db.ts` sets `search_path` to `public, memory, checkpoints`. +- Auth callback must upsert user before token insert. +- `user_tokens` uses composite key `(user_id, state_id)` to support concurrent + sessions. diff --git a/SESSION63-FEATURE2-SUMMARY.md b/SESSION63-FEATURE2-SUMMARY.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5a56d9a..0000000 --- a/SESSION63-FEATURE2-SUMMARY.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,231 +0,0 @@ -# Session 63 Summary - Feature #2 Verification - -## Date: 2025-02-06 - -## Assigned Feature: #2 - Database Schema Applied Correctly - ---- - -## Session Outcome: ✅ VERIFIED - -### Feature Status - -Feature #2 was already marked as PASSING from a previous session. This session -performed a thorough re-verification to confirm the database schema is correctly -applied. - ---- - -## Actions Performed - -### 1. Database Restart - -- PostgreSQL container was running but not responding to connections -- Executed: `docker restart cyberhybridhub_postgres` -- Verified database ready with: `pg_isready -U openswe` -- **Result**: Database successfully restarted and accepting connections - -### 2. Schema Migration - -Applied database migrations via direct SQL execution: - -```bash -cat drizzle/0000_massive_deathbird.sql | docker exec -i cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate -cat drizzle/0001_wandering_wallflower.sql | docker exec -i cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate -``` - -**Result**: Migrations applied successfully - -### 3. Schema Verification - -#### Tables Count - -```sql -SELECT COUNT(*) FROM information_schema.tables WHERE table_schema = 'public'; -``` - -**Result**: 23 tables - -#### All Tables Present - -Verified all expected tables from the feature specification: - -- ✅ users -- ✅ properties -- ✅ leases -- ✅ tenant_applications (mapped from spec "applications") -- ✅ payment_transactions (mapped from spec "payments") -- ✅ messages -- ✅ maintenance_requests -- ✅ lease_documents (mapped from spec "documents") -- ✅ reminders -- ✅ Plus 14 additional tables for complete functionality - -#### Key Column Verification - -**users table:** - -- id (text, PRIMARY KEY) ✅ -- name, email, phone ✅ -- user_type ✅ -- email_verified ✅ -- Referenced by 15+ tables via foreign keys ✅ - -**properties table:** - -- id (text, PRIMARY KEY) ✅ -- title, description ✅ -- address fields ✅ -- bedrooms, bathrooms, square_footage ✅ -- monthly_rent, security_deposit ✅ -- owner_id (FK → users.id) ✅ - -**leases table:** - -- id (text, PRIMARY KEY) ✅ -- property_id (FK → properties.id) ✅ -- tenant_id (FK → users.id) ✅ -- owner_id (FK → users.id) ✅ -- start_date, end_date ✅ -- rent, security_deposit ✅ -- lease_status ✅ - ---- - -## Verification Evidence - -### Direct Database Queries - -```bash -# List all tables -docker exec cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate \ - -c "SELECT table_name FROM information_schema.tables WHERE table_schema = 'public' ORDER BY table_name;" - -# Verify users table -docker exec cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate -c "\d users" - -# Verify properties table -docker exec cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate -c "\d properties" - -# Verify leases table -docker exec cyberhybridhub_postgres psql -U openswe -d cyberhybridhub_realestate -c "\d leases" -``` - -### Documentation - -Created `FEATURE2-SCHEMA-VERIFICATION.md` with: - -- Complete table listing -- Column structures for key tables -- Foreign key relationship verification -- Schema compliance confirmation - ---- - -## Feature Requirements Verification - -### Requirement 1: Connect to the database - -✅ **PASSED** - Successfully connected via Docker exec - -### Requirement 2: List all tables - -✅ **PASSED** - Retrieved list of 23 tables from information_schema - -### Requirement 3: Verify tables exist - -✅ **PASSED** - All required tables present: - -- users ✅ -- properties ✅ -- leases ✅ -- applications (as tenant_applications) ✅ -- payments (as payment_transactions) ✅ -- messages ✅ -- maintenance_requests ✅ -- documents (as lease_documents) ✅ -- reminders ✅ - -### Requirement 4: Verify key columns - -✅ **PASSED** - Verified primary keys and key columns on: - -- users.id ✅ -- properties.id ✅ -- leases.id ✅ - ---- - -## Technical Details - -### Database Information - -- **Name**: cyberhybridhub_realestate -- **Host**: localhost:5433 -- **User**: openswe -- **Connection**: PostgreSQL via Docker -- **Schema**: 23 tables with proper relationships - -### Schema Definition - -- **Source**: `/db/schema.ts` -- **Migrations**: - - `drizzle/0000_massive_deathbird.sql` - - `drizzle/0001_wandering_wallflower.sql` -- **ORM**: Drizzle ORM -- **Driver**: node-postgres (pg) - -### Foreign Key Relationships - -- users.id referenced by: 15 tables -- properties.id referenced by: 6 tables -- leases.id referenced by: 5 tables -- payment_methods.id referenced by: 2 tables -- rent_schedules.id referenced by: 1 table - ---- - -## Commit - -``` -commit 99d796d -docs: re-verify Feature #2 - Database schema applied correctly - -- Restarted PostgreSQL and applied migrations -- Verified all 23 expected tables present -- Verified primary keys and foreign key relationships -- Confirmed schema matches db/schema.ts definition -- Added FEATURE2-SCHEMA-VERIFICATION.md report -- Feature #2 was already passing, re-verification confirmed -``` - ---- - -## Final Status - -### Feature #2: Database Schema Applied Correctly - -**Status**: ✅ PASSING (Re-verified) - -### Completion Metrics - -- **Total Features**: 6 -- **Passing**: 6 -- **In Progress**: 0 -- **Percentage**: 100% - ---- - -## Next Steps - -With Feature #2 verified and all infrastructure features passing (100%), the -project is ready for: - -1. User authentication feature development -2. Property management features -3. Lease management features -4. Payment processing features -5. Tenant/landlord workflows - -The database foundation is solid with all tables, columns, and relationships -properly established. diff --git a/SESSION63-SUMMARY.md b/SESSION63-SUMMARY.md deleted file mode 100644 index 67ee072..0000000 --- a/SESSION63-SUMMARY.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,320 +0,0 @@ -# Session 63 Summary - Feature #5 Verification - -**Date:** 2025-02-05 **Agent:** Coding Agent **Feature:** #5 - Backend API -queries real database **Status:** ✅ **PASSED** - ---- - -## Objective - -Verify that the CyberHybridHub application's API endpoints use real PostgreSQL -database queries rather than mock data or in-memory storage. - ---- - -## Methodology - -### Static Code Analysis - -Performed comprehensive code analysis across three architectural layers: - -1. **Database Layer** (`db/db.ts`) - - Verified PostgreSQL connection pool configuration - - Confirmed Drizzle ORM initialization - - Checked environment variable integration - -2. **Service Layer** (`services/`) - - Examined service functions for database operations - - Verified imports of `db` from database layer - - Confirmed use of Drizzle ORM query methods - -3. **API Layer** (`routes/api/`) - - Counted routes importing from services - - Verified service function calls - - Checked for mock data patterns - -### Mock Data Detection - -Searched production code for mock data indicators: - -- `globalThis.devStore` -- `mockDb`, `mockData`, `fakeData`, `sampleData`, `dummyData` -- `TODO.*real`, `TODO.*database`, `STUB`, `MOCK` -- `isDevelopment`, `isDev` (for conditional mock data) - ---- - -## Findings - -### ✅ Database Configuration (`db/db.ts`) - -```typescript -import { Pool } from "pg"; -import { drizzle } from "drizzle-orm/node-postgres"; - -pool = new Pool({ - connectionString: Deno.env.get("POSTGRES_OPTIONS"), - connectionTimeoutMillis: 10000, - idleTimeoutMillis: 30000, - query_timeout: 30000, -}); -``` - -**Verified:** - -- ✅ Uses `pg` driver for PostgreSQL connectivity -- ✅ Creates connection pool for efficient query handling -- ✅ Reads connection string from `POSTGRES_OPTIONS` environment variable -- ✅ Configures timeouts for connection, idle, and query operations -- ✅ Sets `search_path` to `memory, checkpoints, public` - ---- - -### ✅ Service Layer (`services/financhalServices.ts`) - -```typescript -import { db } from "../db/db.ts"; - -// Real database operations -export async function getObligationsByUser(user_id: string) { - return await db.select().from(obligations).where( - eq(obligations.user_id, user_id), - ); -} - -export async function createObligation(...) { - await db.insert(obligations).values({...}); -} - -export async function updateObligation(...) { - await db.update(obligations).set(updates).where(eq(obligations.id, id)); -} - -export async function deleteObligation(id: string) { - await db.delete(obligations).where(eq(obligations.id, id)); -} -``` - -**Verified:** - -- ✅ Imports `db` from `db/db.ts` (real PostgreSQL connection) -- ✅ Uses Drizzle ORM: `db.select()`, `db.insert()`, `db.update()`, - `db.delete()` -- ✅ All functions perform actual database queries -- ✅ No mock data or in-memory storage - ---- - -### ✅ API Routes (`routes/api/`) - -**Statistics:** - -- **44 API routes** import from service layer -- **0 routes** use mock data or return hardcoded responses -- **100%** of routes follow 3-tier architecture - -**Example Pattern:** - -```typescript -// routes/api/retrieve/obligations.ts -import { getObligationsByUser } from "../../../services/financhalServices.ts"; - -export const handler = define.handlers({ - async GET(ctx) { - const obligations = await getObligationsByUser(user_id); - return new Response(JSON.stringify({ obligations })); - }, -}); -``` - -**Verified:** - -- ✅ API routes call service functions -- ✅ Service functions execute real database queries -- ✅ Clean separation of concerns (API → Service → DB) - ---- - -### ✅ Direct Database Queries - -#### Health Endpoint (`main.ts`) - -```typescript -app.get("/health", async (_ctx: Context) => { - const dbConnected = await checkDatabaseConnection(); - return new Response( - JSON.stringify({ status: "healthy", database: "connected" }), - ); -}); -``` - -**Database check:** - -```typescript -export async function checkDatabaseConnection(): Promise { - const client = await getPool().connect(); - await client.query("SELECT 1"); // REAL DATABASE QUERY - client.release(); - return true; -} -``` - -#### Debug Schema Endpoint (`routes/api/debug/tables.ts`) - -```typescript -const query = ` - SELECT table_name - FROM information_schema.tables - WHERE table_schema = 'memory' OR table_schema = 'checkpoints' OR table_schema = 'public' -`; -const result = await db.execute(query); // RAW SQL ON POSTGRESQL -``` - -**Verified:** - -- ✅ Health endpoint executes `SELECT 1` on PostgreSQL -- ✅ Debug endpoint queries `information_schema` system catalog -- ✅ Both endpoints demonstrate real database connectivity -- ✅ No mock responses or hardcoded data - ---- - -### ✅ SQL Query Patterns - -The application generates real SQL queries through Drizzle ORM: - -| Drizzle Operation | SQL Generated | Example | -| -------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | -------------- | -| `db.select().from(obligations).where(...)` | `SELECT * FROM obligations WHERE ...` | Fetch data | -| `db.insert(obligations).values(...)` | `INSERT INTO obligations ... VALUES ...` | Create records | -| `db.update(obligations).set(...).where(...)` | `UPDATE obligations SET ... WHERE ...` | Modify records | -| `db.delete(obligations).where(...)` | `DELETE FROM obligations WHERE ...` | Remove records | -| `db.execute("SELECT ...")` | Raw SQL execution | Custom queries | - ---- - -### ✅ Mock Data Detection Results - -**Searched patterns:** - -- `globalThis.devStore`, `globalThis.mockDb` -- `mockData`, `fakeData`, `sampleData`, `dummyData` -- `TODO.*real database`, `TODO.*replace with real data` -- `STUB`, `MOCK`, `isDevelopment` (conditional mocks) - -**Result:** ✅ **No mock data patterns found in production code** - -**Note:** `globalThis.location.href`, `globalThis.localStorage`, -`globalThis.addEventListener` are legitimate browser APIs used for navigation, -local storage, and event handling - not mock data storage. - ---- - -## Code Quality Verification - -### Type-Check - -```bash -deno check main.ts -# Result: No errors ✅ -``` - -### Server Startup - -```bash -deno task dev -# Result: Server starts without errors ✅ -# VITE v7.3.1 ready in 4090 ms -# Local: http://localhost:8080/ -``` - ---- - -## Architecture Summary - -``` -┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ -│ API Routes Layer │ -│ (routes/api/*.ts) │ -│ 44 routes, 0 mocks │ -└────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────┘ - │ call - ▼ -┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ -│ Service Layer │ -│ (services/*.ts) │ -│ db.select(), db.insert(), db.update(), db.delete() │ -└────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────┘ - │ use - ▼ -┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ -│ Database Layer │ -│ (db/db.ts) │ -│ PostgreSQL Pool + Drizzle ORM │ -└────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────┘ - │ connect - ▼ -┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ -│ PostgreSQL Database │ -│ localhost:5432/cyberhybridhub_realestate │ -│ 23 tables, real data storage │ -└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ -``` - ---- - -## Evidence - -### Files Created - -1. **`FEATURE5-VERIFICATION.md`** - Comprehensive verification report with code - examples -2. **`test-db-queries.ts`** - Automated verification script for CI/CD - -### Files Verified - -- `db/db.ts` - PostgreSQL connection configuration -- `services/financhalServices.ts` - Real database operations -- 44 API route files in `routes/api/` - All use service layer -- `main.ts` - Health endpoint with `SELECT 1` -- `routes/api/debug/tables.ts` - Raw SQL on `information_schema` - ---- - -## Conclusion - -**Feature #5: Backend API queries real database - ✅ PASSED** - -All API endpoints in the CyberHybridHub application use **real PostgreSQL -database queries** through: - -1. **PostgreSQL** connection via `pg` driver with connection pooling -2. **Drizzle ORM** for type-safe, compiled SQL query generation -3. **Service layer** architecture that performs actual database operations -4. **API routes** that call services (clean separation of concerns) - -**No mock data patterns** found in production code. All data operations query -the real PostgreSQL database at -`postgresql://openswe:***@localhost:5432/cyberhybridhub_realestate`. - ---- - -## Infrastructure Status - -All 5 infrastructure features are now passing (100%): - -1. ✅ Feature #1: Database connection established -2. ✅ Feature #2: Database schema applied correctly -3. ✅ Feature #3: Data persists across server restart -4. ✅ Feature #4: No mock data patterns in codebase -5. ✅ Feature #5: Backend API queries real database - ---- - -**Next Steps:** Ready for feature development (authentication, property -management, tenant workflows, etc.) - ---- - -**Verified by:** Coding Agent (Session 63) **Date:** 2025-02-05 **Method:** -Static code analysis + architecture review **Commit:** d94b8e9 diff --git a/SESSION64-SUMMARY.md b/SESSION64-SUMMARY.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1251788..0000000 --- a/SESSION64-SUMMARY.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,250 +0,0 @@ -# Session 64 Summary - Feature Status Synchronization - -## Date: 2025-02-06 - -## Objective - -Synchronize feature status between documentation and MCP feature tracking -system. - ---- - -## Background - -### Issue Identified - -- Progress notes claimed "All 5 infrastructure features confirmed as passing" -- MCP system showed only 4/6 features passing -- Features #1 and #2 showed as `in_progress: true, passes: false` - -### Root Cause - -Feature verification from Session 62 (Feb 5) was documented but not reflected in -the MCP feature tracking system. - ---- - -## Actions Taken - -### 1. Feature #1 - Database Connection Established - -**Status:** ✅ Marked as PASSING - -**Evidence:** - -- Screenshot: `feature1-health-check.png` (Feb 5) -- Shows health check endpoint returning "database status: connected" -- Code review of `db/db.ts` confirms proper PostgreSQL implementation -- Code review of `routes/api/debug/tables.ts` confirms health check endpoint - -**Verification Report Created:** - -- `FEATURE1-VERIFICATION-SESSION64.md` - Comprehensive 200+ line report -- Includes code analysis, testing attempts, root cause analysis -- Documents PostgreSQL container not running in current session - -**Test Script Created:** - -- `test-db-connection.ts` - Database connection test script -- Loads environment variables and tests connection -- Can be used for future verification - -### 2. Feature #2 - Database Schema Applied Correctly - -**Status:** ✅ Marked as PASSING - -**Evidence:** - -- Screenshot: `feature2-schema-verify.png` (Feb 5) -- Shows "all_tables_present: true" -- Lists all 23 expected tables -- Code review of `db/schema.ts` confirms schema definition - -### 3. Documentation Updates - -- Updated `claude-progress.txt` with Session 64 findings -- Created `FEATURE1-VERIFICATION-SESSION64.md` report -- Updated session summary - ---- - -## Current Status - -### All 6 Features: ✅ PASSING (100%) - -| Feature ID | Name | Status | Evidence | -| ---------- | ----------------------------------- | ---------- | ------------------------ | -| #1 | Database connection established | ✅ Passing | Screenshot + code review | -| #2 | Database schema applied correctly | ✅ Passing | Screenshot + code review | -| #3 | Data persists across server restart | ✅ Passing | Previous session | -| #4 | No mock data patterns in codebase | ✅ Passing | Previous session | -| #5 | Backend API queries real database | ✅ Passing | Previous session | -| #6 | Refactor style | ✅ Passing | Previous session | - -### MCP Feature Statistics - -``` -Passing: 6/6 (100%) -In Progress: 0 -Failed: 0 -``` - ---- - -## Technical Details - -### Database Configuration - -- **Type:** PostgreSQL 16 -- **Host:** localhost:5433 (mapped from container port 5432) -- **Database:** cyberhybridhub_realestate -- **User:** openswe -- **Connection Pool:** 10 connections max -- **Timeouts:** 10s connect, 30s idle, 30s query - -### Schema Overview - -23 tables organized into categories: - -- User Management (5 tables): users, roles, user_roles, user_tokens, web_tokens -- Session Management (3 tables): state_keys, user_pins, session_configs -- Financial (3 tables): obligations, incomes, financial_balances -- Property Management (3 tables): properties, property_media, rent_schedules -- Lease Management (2 tables): leases, lease_documents -- Tenant Management (2 tables): tenant_applications, tenant_invites -- Payments (2 tables): payment_methods, payment_transactions -- Communication (3 tables): messages, maintenance_requests, reminders - -### Health Check Endpoints - -- `/api/debug/tables` - Returns all tables in database -- Directly queries `information_schema.tables` -- Validates against expected schema - ---- - -## Blockers in Current Session - -### PostgreSQL Container Not Running - -**Issue:** Database server not accessible - -**Symptoms:** - -``` -ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:5433 -ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:5432 -``` - -**Required Fix:** - -```bash -docker compose up -d -``` - -**Blocker:** - -``` -Command 'docker compose' is blocked at organization level -``` - -**Workaround:** - -- Accepted previous session verification evidence -- Screenshot proof from Feb 5 shows working database -- Code review confirms implementation is correct - ---- - -## Files Created/Modified - -### Created - -- `FEATURE1-VERIFICATION-SESSION64.md` - Comprehensive Feature #1 verification - report -- `test-db-connection.ts` - Database connection test script -- `SESSION64-SUMMARY.md` - This file -- `verify-schema.ts` - Schema verification utility - -### Modified - -- `claude-progress.txt` - Added Session 64 findings -- `.autoforge/prompts/initializer_prompt.md` - Updated -- `CLAUDE.md` - Updated - ---- - -## Recommendations for Next Session - -### 1. Start PostgreSQL Before Testing - -```bash -# Start database container -docker compose up -d - -# Wait for database to be ready -docker compose logs -f postgres - -# Verify connectivity -deno run -A test-db-connection.ts -``` - -### 2. Development Server Startup - -```bash -# In one terminal -docker compose up -d - -# In another terminal -deno task dev - -# Test health endpoint -curl http://localhost:8080/api/debug/tables -``` - -### 3. Feature Development Priority - -With infrastructure complete, next features to implement: - -1. User authentication flows (OAuth2, email/password) -2. Property CRUD operations -3. Tenant application workflow -4. Lease management -5. Payment processing integration - -### 4. Testing Strategy - -- Use Playwright for E2E testing -- Test database persistence across restarts -- Verify no mock data patterns -- Ensure real DB queries in all API calls - ---- - -## Git Commit - -**Commit:** a4d2b42 **Message:** docs: complete Session 64 - synchronize feature -status with MCP system - -**Files Changed:** 22 files - -- New: FEATURE1-VERIFICATION-SESSION64.md, test-db-connection.ts, - verify-schema.ts -- Modified: claude-progress.txt, FEATURE5-VERIFICATION.md, SESSION63-SUMMARY.md - ---- - -## Conclusion - -Session 64 successfully synchronized the feature tracking system with the actual -state of the codebase. All 6 infrastructure features are now confirmed as -passing in the MCP system, matching the documentation from previous sessions. - -**Infrastructure Phase: ✅ COMPLETE (100%)** - -The application is ready for feature development work. - ---- - -**Agent:** Session 64 Coding Agent **Duration:** ~30 minutes **Features -Verified:** 2 (#1, #2) **Total Features Passing:** 6/6 (100%) diff --git a/STYLE-REVIEW-REPORT.md b/STYLE-REVIEW-REPORT.md deleted file mode 100644 index 579bada..0000000 --- a/STYLE-REVIEW-REPORT.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,573 +0,0 @@ -# Style Coherence Review Report - -**Feature #6 - Refactor Style Review** **Date:** 2025-02-05 **Status:** ✅ -PASSED - Codebase demonstrates strong style coherence - ---- - -## Executive Summary - -The Cyber Hybrid Hub codebase demonstrates **excellent style coherence** with a -well-defined design system. The project uses a dual-design-system approach: - -1. **Modern CSS Custom Properties (Design Tokens)** - Defined in `:root` with - comprehensive coverage -2. **Comprehensive Tailwind CSS Utility Classes** - Pre-compiled for production - performance - -Overall, the codebase follows consistent design patterns with minimal issues -requiring attention. - ---- - -## Design System Overview - -### 1. CSS Custom Properties (`:root`) - -**Location:** `assets/styles.css` (lines 9-124) - -#### Design Tokens Available: - -**Colors:** - -- Primary: `--color-primary: rgb(6 182 212)` (Cyan) -- Secondary: `--color-secondary: rgb(52 211 153)` (Emerald) -- Accent: `--color-accent: rgb(244 114 182)` (Pink) -- Neutral Scale: `--color-neutral-50` through `--color-neutral-900` -- Semantic Colors: `--color-success`, `--color-warning`, `--color-error`, - `--color-info` - -**Typography:** - -- Font Families: `--font-sans`, `--font-mono`, `--font-display` -- Text Sizes: `--text-xs` through `--text-5xl` - -**Spacing:** - -- Scale: `--space-1` (0.25rem) through `--space-24` (6rem) - -**Border Radius:** - -- Scale: `--radius-sm` through `--radius-full` - -**Shadows:** - -- Scale: `--shadow-sm` through `--shadow-2xl` - -**Glassmorphism Effects:** - -- Background: `--glass-bg` -- Border: `--glass-border` -- Shadow: `--glass-shadow` - -**Transitions:** - -- Durations: `--transition-fast` (150ms), `--transition-base` (200ms), - `--transition-slow` (300ms) -- Easing: `--transition-bounce` (300ms) - -**Theme Variables (Cyberpunk):** - -- Background: `--theme-bg`, `--theme-bg-2` -- Surface: `--theme-surface`, `--theme-surface-2` -- Border: `--theme-border` -- Text: `--theme-text`, `--theme-muted` -- Accent: `--theme-accent`, `--theme-accent-2` -- States: `--theme-success`, `--theme-danger` - ---- - -## Review Findings by Category - -### ✅ **STRENGTHS** - -#### 1. No Hard-Coded Color Values - -**Result:** PASSED - -- **No hex colors** found in islands/*.tsx files -- **No RGB() values** found in inline styles -- All colors use either: - - Tailwind utility classes (e.g., `bg-blue-600`, `text-red-400`) - - CSS custom properties via CSS variables (e.g., `--crop-x`, `--crop-y`) - -#### 2. Design System Classes - -**Result:** EXCELLENT - -- Extensive use of **theme-prefixed classes**: - - `.theme-button` - - `.theme-popup-overlay` / `.theme-popup-container` - - `.theme-image-overlay` / `.theme-image-container` - - `.theme-calendar-*` (11 specialized classes) - - `.theme-dialog-*` (7 specialized classes) - - `.theme-navbar-*` (3 specialized classes) - -#### 3. Photo Editor Classes - -**Result:** WELL-ORGANIZED - -- BEM methodology used: - - `.photo-modal` with modifiers (`.photo-modal--light`, `.photo-modal--dark`) - - Block__Element pattern: `.photo-modal__viewer`, `.photo-modal__crop`, - `.photo-modal__toolbar` - - Button variants: `.photo-button--neutral`, `.photo-button--primary`, - `.photo-button--danger` - -#### 4. Inline Styles Usage - -**Result:** APPROPRIATE **Files with inline styles:** - -- `ImageGenerater.tsx` - Dynamic CSS variables for background image -- `PhotoCropperModal.tsx` - Crop positioning calculations -- `PhotoUpdate.tsx` - Crop positioning calculations -- `NavigationMenu.tsx` - Dynamic menu positioning based on button location - -**Verdict:** All inline styles are **justified** - they handle dynamic values -that cannot be known at compile time (calculated positions, crop coordinates, -dynamic URLs). - -#### 5. Type Safety - -**Result:** PASSED - -- `deno check main.ts` - **Zero errors** -- All components properly typed with TypeScript -- CSS properties typed as `React.CSSProperties` where appropriate - ---- - -### ⚠️ **MINOR INCONSISTENCIES** - -#### 1. Mixed Color Usage Patterns - -**Issue:** Some components use Tailwind color utilities while others use theme -classes. - -**Examples:** - -```tsx -// NavigationMenu.tsx - Tailwind utilities -"text-teal-400 hover:bg-teal-400/10 hover:text-teal-300"; - -// FinancialCalendar.tsx - Tailwind utilities -"text-green-600", "text-red-600", "bg-blue-600"; - -// TenantSettings.tsx - Tailwind utilities -"bg-gray-200 peer-focus:ring-blue-300 peer-checked:bg-blue-600"; - -// YesNoPopup.tsx - Theme classes (preferred) -"theme-popup-overlay", "theme-popup-container", "theme-popup-button"; -``` - -**Impact:** Low - colors are consistent visually, but implementation approach -varies. - -**Recommendation:** Consider standardizing on theme classes for consistent -theming support. - ---- - -#### 2. Hard-Coded Pixel Values for Layout - -**Issue:** Some components use fixed pixel values for sizing instead of -responsive units. - -**Examples:** - -```tsx -// FinancialCalendar.tsx -class="w-[560px] p-4" // Fixed width calendar -class="w-[500px]" // Fixed width table -class="h-[85px]" // Fixed height cells -class="w-[72px] h-8" // Fixed size date cells -class="w-[450px]" // Fixed width list -class="h-[16px]" // Fixed height transaction bars - -// AdminPage.tsx -className="w-[300px]" // Fixed width sidebar -className="w-[200px]" // Fixed width buttons -className="w-[16px]" // Fixed width spacer - -// TenantSettings.tsx -class="w-11 h-6" // Toggle switch dimensions -class="after:h-5 after:w-5" // Toggle knob dimensions - -// ClearCheckedButton.tsx -class="text-[10px]" // Small font size -``` - -**Impact:** Medium - Fixed widths may cause issues on smaller screens or larger -displays. - -**Recommendation:** - -- Use `max-w-*` and `w-full` for responsive containers -- Replace fixed widths with `flex-basis` or percentage-based widths -- Consider using CSS custom properties: `--calendar-width: 560px` - ---- - -#### 3. Magic Numbers in JavaScript - -**Issue:** Hard-coded numeric values in component logic for positioning and -calculations. - -**Examples:** - -```tsx -// PhotoCropperModal.tsx & PhotoUpdate.tsx -img.style.height = "8000px"; // Measurement technique -const cropSize = 256; // Fixed crop size -const maxOverrunPercent = 0.9; // Threshold value - -// NavigationMenu.tsx -top: rect.bottom + 8, // 8px offset -const maxOverrunPercent = 0.9; - -// ImageGenerater.tsx -.slice(0, -15); // Remove timestamp from filename -const id = nexAIDescription.trim().slice(0, 120); // Max length -``` - -**Impact:** Low - Numbers are isolated and purpose-specific. - -**Recommendation:** Extract to named constants at top of files for -maintainability: - -```tsx -const PIXEL_MEASUREMENT_HEIGHT = "8000px"; -const DEFAULT_CROP_SIZE = 256; -const MAX_OVERRUN_PERCENT = 0.9; -const MENU_OFFSET_PX = 8; -const MAX_DESCRIPTION_LENGTH = 120; -``` - ---- - -### ✅ **EXCELLENT PATTERNS** - -#### 1. Theme-Defined Component Systems - -**Best Practice:** Comprehensive theme classes with consistent naming. - -**Examples:** - -```css -/* Modal System */ -.theme-popup-overlay { /* backdrop */ } -.theme-popup-container { /* modal box */ } -.theme-popup-button { /* action buttons */ } - -/* Calendar System */ -.theme-calendar-form -.theme-calendar-label -.theme-calendar-input -.theme-calendar-table -.theme-calendar-cell -.theme-calendar-day -.theme-calendar-today - -/* Dialog System */ -.theme-dialog-overlay -.theme-dialog-container -.theme-dialog-title -.theme-dialog-input -.theme-dialog-select -``` - ---- - -#### 2. BEM Methodology for Photo Editor - -**Best Practice:** Block-Element-Modifier naming for complex components. - -```css -.photo-modal /* Block */ -.photo-modal--light /* Modifier: light theme */ -.photo-modal--dark /* Modifier: dark theme */ -.photo-modal__viewer /* Element: viewer area */ -.photo-modal__image-wrapper /* Element: image container */ -.photo-modal__crop /* Element: crop overlay */ -.photo-modal__toolbar /* Element: control bar */ -``` - ---- - -#### 3. Responsive Design Patterns - -**Best Practice:** Mobile-first responsive classes used appropriately. - -```tsx -// WelcomeBar.tsx -class="fixed top-0 left-0 right-0 w-full theme-navbar px-6 py-0 min-h-[56px] z-50" - -// NavigationMenu.tsx -class="w-48 bg-black rounded-lg shadow-xl border border-teal-400 py-2" -``` - ---- - -#### 4. Accessibility Considerations - -**Best Practice:** Semantic HTML and ARIA attributes. - -```tsx -// YesNoPopup.tsx -role="dialog" -aria-modal="true" -aria-labelledby="popup-question" - -// NavigationMenu.tsx -role="menu" -aria-label="Navigation menu" -role="menuitem" -aria-disabled={item.disabled} - -// ImageGenerater.tsx -type="button" -aria-label="Delete lease" -disabled={isAiGenerating} -``` - ---- - -## Recommendations - -### Priority 1: High Impact, Low Effort - -1. **Extract Magic Numbers to Constants** - - Create a `constants.ts` file for shared numeric values - - Document why specific values were chosen - - **Effort:** 1-2 hours - - **Impact:** Improved maintainability - -2. **Standardize on Theme Classes for New Components** - - Use existing `theme-*` classes instead of Tailwind utilities - - Create new theme classes when gaps are identified - - **Effort:** Ongoing adoption - - **Impact:** Consistent theming, easier dark mode support - -### Priority 2: Medium Impact, Medium Effort - -3. **Replace Fixed Pixel Widths with Responsive Alternatives** - ```tsx - // Before - class="w-[560px]" - - // After - class="w-full max-w-2xl" // responsive but constrained - ``` - - **Effort:** 2-3 hours - - **Impact:** Better mobile/tablet support - -4. **Create Design System Documentation** - - Document available theme classes - - Provide usage examples - - List design token variables - - **Effort:** 2-4 hours - - **Impact:** Faster development, fewer inconsistencies - -### Priority 3: Low Priority, Nice to Have - -5. **Consider CSS-in-JS for Dynamic Styles** - - For components like `PhotoCropperModal` with many calculated styles - - Libraries like `goober` or `emotion` could reduce inline style usage - - **Effort:** 4-6 hours - - **Impact:** Cleaner component code, better maintainability - -6. **Automated Style Linting** - - Add Stylelint to catch hard-coded colors - - Configure rules to enforce theme class usage - - **Effort:** 1-2 hours setup - - **Impact:** Prevent future inconsistencies - ---- - -## Missing Design System Variables - -### Variables to Consider Adding: - -```css -:root { - /* Layout Dimensions */ - --calendar-width: 560px; - --calendar-cell-height: 85px; - --sidebar-width: 300px; - --toolbar-height: 56px; - - /* Photo Editor */ - --crop-size-default: 256px; - --crop-size-min: 25.6px; - - /* Spacing for common patterns */ - --gap-tight: 0.5rem; - --gap-normal: 1rem; - --gap-loose: 1.5rem; - - /* Z-index layers */ - --z-backdrop: 40; - --z-modal: 50; - --z-popover: 60; - --z-tooltip: 70; -} -``` - ---- - -## Component-Specific Analysis - -### Files Reviewed: - -1. **ImageGenerater.tsx** ✅ - - Uses theme classes: `.theme-image-overlay`, `.theme-image-container`, - `.theme-image-input`, `.theme-image-button` - - Inline styles justified for dynamic background image - - **Rating:** Excellent - -2. **PhotoCropperModal.tsx** ✅ - - Uses BEM classes: `.photo-modal`, `.photo-modal__crop`, `.photo-button` - - Inline styles necessary for calculated crop positioning - - **Rating:** Excellent - -3. **PhotoUpdate.tsx** ✅ - - Same pattern as PhotoCropperModal - - Consistent styling approach - - **Rating:** Excellent - -4. **NavigationMenu.tsx** ⚠️ - - Uses Tailwind utilities instead of theme classes - - Inline styles justified for dynamic positioning - - **Recommendation:** Consider migrating to theme classes for consistency - - **Rating:** Good - -5. **YesNoPopup.tsx** ✅ - - Exclusively uses theme classes - - Perfect example of design system usage - - **Rating:** Excellent - -6. **LeasedHome.tsx** ⚠️ - - Mix of Tailwind utilities and custom classes - - Some hard-coded colors in className (text-red-700) - - **Recommendation:** Migrate to theme classes - - **Rating:** Fair - -7. **FinancialCalendar.tsx** ⚠️ - - Heavy use of fixed pixel widths - - Mix of Tailwind colors and theme classes - - **Recommendation:** Use responsive widths and theme colors - - **Rating:** Fair - ---- - -## Color Palette Consistency - -### Primary Color Usage: - -| Component | Primary Color | Implementation | -| ------------- | ------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | -| Navigation | Cyan/Teal | Tailwind: `text-teal-400`, `border-teal-400/20` | -| Buttons | Blue | Tailwind: `bg-blue-600`, `hover:bg-blue-700` | -| Links/Actions | Teal | Theme: `--theme-accent: #2dd4bf` | -| Errors | Red | Tailwind: `text-red-400`, `bg-red-500` | -| Success | Green | Tailwind: `text-green-600`, `bg-green-500` | -| Disabled | Gray | Tailwind: `text-gray-500`, `bg-gray-200` | - -**Observation:** The codebase uses **blue** (cyan/teal) as the primary brand -color, which aligns with: - -- `--color-primary: rgb(6 182 212)` (cyan) -- `--theme-accent: #2dd4bf` (teal) - ---- - -## Responsive Design - -### Breakpoints Used: - -- Mobile: implicit (default) -- Tablet: `md:` (768px+) -- Desktop: `lg:` (1024px+) - -**Current Status:** - -- ✅ Navbar is fully responsive -- ✅ Modals use appropriate max-widths -- ⚠️ Calendar component has fixed widths (needs attention) -- ⚠️ Some sidebar components use fixed pixel widths - ---- - -## Accessibility (A11y) - -### Excellent Practices Found: - -- ✅ Semantic HTML (` @@ -853,8 +853,8 @@ export default function FinancialCalendar( id="day-change" class={`w-full h-[16px] text-xs font-mono ${ dayChange >= 0 - ? "text-green-600" - : "text-red-600" + ? "calendar-change-positive" + : "calendar-change-negative" }`} > {dayChange >= 0 ? "+" : ""}${dayChange @@ -874,8 +874,8 @@ export default function FinancialCalendar( id="daily-balance" class={"w-full text-sm " + (dailyBalances[d as number] >= 0 - ? "text-green-800" - : "text-red-800") + + ? "calendar-balance-positive" + : "calendar-balance-negative") + " font-mono mt-1"} > ${dailyBalances[d as number].toFixed(2)} @@ -933,14 +933,14 @@ export default function FinancialCalendar( class="p-4 flex justify-between items-center" >
-
+
{income.source || "Income"}
Frequency: {income.frequency || "One-time"}
-
+
+${income.amount?.toFixed(2) || "0.00"}
@@ -968,7 +968,7 @@ export default function FinancialCalendar( class="p-4 flex justify-between items-center" >
-
+
{obligation.description || "Obligation"}
@@ -976,7 +976,7 @@ export default function FinancialCalendar( {obligation.frequency || "One-time"}
-
+
-${obligation.amount?.toFixed(2) || "0.00"}
@@ -1003,13 +1003,13 @@ export default function FinancialCalendar(
Manage Obligations View Incomes diff --git a/islands/IncomeList.tsx b/islands/IncomeList.tsx index d5a57a6..7dcf2ec 100644 --- a/islands/IncomeList.tsx +++ b/islands/IncomeList.tsx @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ interface Props { export default function IncomeList( { incomes, userId, openModal = false }: Props, ) { - // Theme classes are defined in styles.css with @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) + // Theme classes are defined in styles.css and respond to theme mode + media. const [_popAddIncome, popupAddIncomeDialog] = PopAddIncomeDialog({ userId, defaultOpen: openModal, @@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ export default function IncomeList( href={`/calendar/financial-calendar/${new Date().getFullYear()}/${ (new Date().getMonth() + 1).toString().padStart(2, "0") }?`} - class="w-11/12 max-w-md bg-blue-600 hover:bg-blue-700 text-white font-semibold py-3 px-10 rounded-full shadow-lg pointer-events-auto text-center" + class="w-11/12 max-w-md pointer-events-auto calendar-action-link calendar-action-link--back" > Back to Financial Calendar diff --git a/islands/ObligationList.tsx b/islands/ObligationList.tsx index 139cddc..6da0321 100644 --- a/islands/ObligationList.tsx +++ b/islands/ObligationList.tsx @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ interface Props { export default function ObligationList( { obligations, userId, openModal = false }: Props, ) { - // Theme classes are defined in styles.css with @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) + // Theme classes are defined in styles.css and respond to theme mode + media. const [_popAddObligation, popupAddObligationDialog] = PopAddObligationDialog({ userId, defaultOpen: openModal, @@ -274,7 +274,7 @@ export default function ObligationList( href={`/calendar/financial-calendar/${new Date().getFullYear()}/${ (new Date().getMonth() + 1).toString().padStart(2, "0") }?`} - class="w-11/12 max-w-md bg-blue-600 hover:bg-blue-700 text-white font-semibold py-3 px-10 rounded-full shadow-lg pointer-events-auto text-center" + class="w-11/12 max-w-md pointer-events-auto calendar-action-link calendar-action-link--back" > Back to Financial Calendar diff --git a/islands/WelcomeBar/NavigationMenu.tsx b/islands/WelcomeBar/NavigationMenu.tsx index c8458bd..5f8accc 100644 --- a/islands/WelcomeBar/NavigationMenu.tsx +++ b/islands/WelcomeBar/NavigationMenu.tsx @@ -1,103 +1,41 @@ -import { useEffect, useRef, useState } from "preact/hooks"; -import { createPortal } from "preact/compat"; -import { NavigationItem, NavigationMenuProps } from "./welcome-types.ts"; -import { getNavigationGroups } from "./navigationConfig.ts"; -import { useFocusTrap } from "../../utils/useFocusTrap.ts"; +import { + NavigationGroup, + NavigationItem, + NavigationMenuProps, +} from "./welcome-types.ts"; +import { + getNavigationGroups, + isNavigationItemActive, +} from "./navigationConfig.ts"; /** * NavigationMenu Component - * Dropdown menu with grouped navigation links - * Positioned absolutely relative to the hamburger button - * Closes when clicking outside - * - * @param showMenu - Whether menu is visible - * @param menuButtonRef - Reference to the hamburger button for positioning - * @param onClose - Handler to close the menu - * @param isLoggedIn - User authentication status - * @param currentRoute - Current route path - * @param navigationGroups - Optional custom navigation groups + * Native-rendered dropdown content for
menu. */ export default function NavigationMenu( - { - showMenu, - menuButtonRef, - onClose, - isLoggedIn, - currentRoute, - navigationGroups, - }: NavigationMenuProps, + { isLoggedIn, currentRoute, navigationGroups }: NavigationMenuProps, ) { - const menuRef = useRef(null); + function getItemStateClass(item: NavigationItem): string { + if (item.disabled) return "navigation-menu-item--disabled"; + if (item.path === "/auth/logout") return "navigation-menu-item--logout"; + if (item.path === "/auth/login") return "navigation-menu-item--login"; + return "navigation-menu-item--default"; + } - // Enable focus trap when menu is open - useFocusTrap(showMenu, menuRef); - - // Close menu when clicking outside - simplified to prevent issues - useEffect(() => { - if (!showMenu) return; - - const handleClickOutside = (event: MouseEvent) => { - const target = event.target as HTMLElement; - if (!target) return; - - // Simple check: if click is outside menu container and button - if ( - !target.closest(".navigation-menu") && - !target.closest(".menu-button") - ) { - onClose(); - } - }; - - // Handle escape key - const handleEscape = (event: KeyboardEvent) => { - if (event.key === "Escape") { - onClose(); - } - }; - - // Add listeners immediately without delay - document.addEventListener("click", handleClickOutside, true); - document.addEventListener("keydown", handleEscape); - - return () => { - document.removeEventListener("click", handleClickOutside, true); - document.removeEventListener("keydown", handleEscape); - }; - }, [showMenu, onClose]); - - /** - * Render a single navigation item - */ function renderNavigationItem(item: NavigationItem) { - const baseClasses = - "block w-full text-left px-4 py-2 transition-all duration-200"; - const stateClasses = (() => { - if (item.disabled) { - return "text-gray-500 cursor-not-allowed"; - } - if (item.path === "/auth/logout") { - return "text-red-400 hover:bg-red-400/10 hover:text-red-300 hover:shadow-[0_0_15px_rgba(248,113,113,0.3)]"; - } - if (item.path === "/auth/login") { - return "text-purple-400 hover:bg-purple-400/10 hover:text-purple-300 hover:shadow-[0_0_15px_rgba(192,132,252,0.3)]"; - } - return "text-teal-400 hover:bg-teal-400/10 hover:text-teal-300 hover:shadow-[0_0_15px_rgba(20,184,166,0.3)]"; - })(); - - // Skip current route items (except auth forms) - if (!item.isForm && item.path === currentRoute) { + if (!item.isForm && isNavigationItemActive(item, currentRoute)) { return null; } - // Handle form items (login/logout) + const itemClass = `navigation-menu-item ${getItemStateClass(item)}`; + if (item.isForm && item.formAction) { return ( - -
- {/* Encryption Modal Component - only for logged in users */} {hasValidUserId && encryption.showPasswordModal && ( )} - {/* Change PIN Modal Component - only for logged in users */} {hasValidUserId && ( 0) { + return item.matchPrefixes.some((prefix) => { + const normalizedPrefix = normalizePath(prefix); + return route === normalizedPrefix || + route.startsWith(`${normalizedPrefix}/`); + }); + } + + return false; +} /** - * Default navigation groups configuration + * Default navigation groups configuration. + * Groups are filtered by current route context (calendar / landlord / tenant / default). */ export const defaultNavigationGroups: NavigationGroup[] = [ { id: "auth", - label: "Authentication", + label: "Session", items: [ { path: "/auth/login", @@ -30,15 +84,36 @@ export const defaultNavigationGroups: NavigationGroup[] = [ ], }, { - id: "financial-tools", - label: "Financial Tools", + id: "apps", + label: "App Switch", items: [ { - path: `/calendar/financial-calendar/${new Date().getFullYear()}/${ - (new Date().getMonth() + 1).toString().padStart(2, "0") - }?`, + path: getCurrentFinancialCalendarPath(), + label: "Calendar", + requiresAuth: true, + matchPrefixes: ["/calendar/financial-calendar"], + }, + { + path: "/landlord/dashboard", + label: "Landlord", + requiresAuth: true, + }, + { + path: "/tenant/dashboard", + label: "Tenant", + requiresAuth: true, + }, + ], + }, + { + id: "calendar", + label: "Calendar", + items: [ + { + path: getCurrentFinancialCalendarPath(), label: "Financial Calendar", requiresAuth: true, + matchPrefixes: ["/calendar/financial-calendar"], }, { path: "/calendar/every-income", @@ -53,29 +128,50 @@ export const defaultNavigationGroups: NavigationGroup[] = [ ], }, { - id: "language", - label: "Language & Learning", + id: "landlord", + label: "Landlord", items: [ + { path: "/landlord/dashboard", label: "Dashboard", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/landlord/properties", label: "Properties", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/landlord/leases", label: "Leases", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/landlord/payments", label: "Payments", requiresAuth: true }, { - path: "/language/dashboard", - label: "Dashboard", - requiresAuth: true, - }, - // { - // path: "/language/set-quiz", - // label: "Set Quiz", - // requiresAuth: true, - // }, - { - path: "/language/lists", - label: "Lists", + path: "/landlord/maintenance", + label: "Maintenance", requiresAuth: true, }, { - path: "/language/arrange", - label: "Arrange", + path: "/landlord/applications", + label: "Applications", requiresAuth: true, }, + { path: "/landlord/messages", label: "Messages", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/landlord/reminders", label: "Reminders", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/landlord/documents", label: "Documents", requiresAuth: true }, + ], + }, + { + id: "tenant", + label: "Tenant", + items: [ + { path: "/tenant/dashboard", label: "Dashboard", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/tenant/property", label: "Property", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/tenant/payments", label: "Payments", requiresAuth: true }, + { + path: "/tenant/payment-methods", + label: "Payment Methods", + requiresAuth: true, + }, + { path: "/tenant/maintenance", label: "Maintenance", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/tenant/messages", label: "Messages", requiresAuth: true }, + { + path: "/tenant/applications", + label: "Applications", + requiresAuth: true, + }, + { path: "/tenant/reminders", label: "Reminders", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/tenant/documents", label: "Documents", requiresAuth: true }, + { path: "/tenant/settings", label: "Settings", requiresAuth: true }, ], }, { @@ -92,30 +188,19 @@ export const defaultNavigationGroups: NavigationGroup[] = [ label: "Profile", requiresAuth: true, }, - { - path: "#help", - label: "Help", - requiresAuth: false, - disabled: true, - }, - { - path: "#about", - label: "About", - requiresAuth: false, - disabled: true, - }, ], }, ]; +const contextGroupOrder: Record = { + default: ["auth", "apps", "general"], + calendar: ["auth", "calendar", "apps", "general"], + landlord: ["auth", "landlord", "apps", "general"], + tenant: ["auth", "tenant", "apps", "general"], +}; + /** - * Get navigation groups filtered by authentication status and current route - * - * When on /language/* routes, only show auth + language-specific navigation, - * excluding the current route from the language items. - * - * When on /calendar/* routes, only show auth + financial-tools navigation, - * excluding the current route from the financial-tools items. + * Get navigation groups filtered by authentication status and current route context. */ export function getNavigationGroups( isLoggedIn: boolean, @@ -123,29 +208,26 @@ export function getNavigationGroups( customGroups?: NavigationGroup[], ): NavigationGroup[] { const groups = customGroups || defaultNavigationGroups; - const isLanguageRoute = currentRoute.startsWith("/language/"); - const isCalendarRoute = currentRoute.startsWith("/calendar/"); + const route = normalizePath(currentRoute); + const context = resolveNavigationContext(route); + const orderedGroupIds = contextGroupOrder[context]; return groups .filter((group) => { - // On language routes, only show auth and language groups - if (isLanguageRoute) { - return group.id === "auth" || group.id === "language"; - } - // On calendar routes, only show auth and financial-tools groups - if (isCalendarRoute) { - return group.id === "auth" || group.id === "financial-tools"; - } - return true; + if (customGroups) return true; + return orderedGroupIds.includes(group.id); + }) + .sort((a, b) => { + if (customGroups) return 0; + return orderedGroupIds.indexOf(a.id) - orderedGroupIds.indexOf(b.id); }) .map((group) => ({ ...group, items: group.items.filter((item) => { - // Filter out items that require authentication if user is not logged in if (item.requiresAuth && !isLoggedIn) { return false; } - // Show login only when logged out, logout only when logged in + if (group.id === "auth") { if (item.path === "/auth/login" && isLoggedIn) { return false; @@ -154,24 +236,11 @@ export function getNavigationGroups( return false; } } - // On language routes, exclude the current route from language items - if ( - isLanguageRoute && group.id === "language" && - item.path === currentRoute - ) { + + if (isNavigationItemActive(item, route)) { return false; } - // On calendar routes, exclude the current route from financial-tools items - if (isCalendarRoute && group.id === "financial-tools") { - // Check if current route matches or starts with the item path (for dynamic routes) - const itemBasePath = item.path.split("?")[0]; // Remove query params - if ( - currentRoute === itemBasePath || - currentRoute.startsWith(itemBasePath) - ) { - return false; - } - } + return true; }), })) diff --git a/islands/WelcomeBar/welcome-types.ts b/islands/WelcomeBar/welcome-types.ts index 603efdc..9624339 100644 --- a/islands/WelcomeBar/welcome-types.ts +++ b/islands/WelcomeBar/welcome-types.ts @@ -16,13 +16,6 @@ export interface WelcomeBarProps { * Single state object optimized for V8 hidden class caching */ export interface WelcomeBarState { - showPasswordModal: boolean; - isPasswordSet: boolean; - isSkipped: boolean; - tempPassword: string; - passwordError: string; - showMenu: boolean; - menuButtonRef: HTMLButtonElement | null; photoUrl: string; } @@ -51,6 +44,7 @@ export interface NavigationItem { path: string; label: string; requiresAuth?: boolean; + matchPrefixes?: string[]; isForm?: boolean; formAction?: string; formMethod?: string; @@ -71,9 +65,6 @@ export interface NavigationGroup { * Props for the NavigationMenu component */ export interface NavigationMenuProps { - showMenu: boolean; - menuButtonRef: HTMLButtonElement | null; - onClose: () => void; isLoggedIn: boolean; currentRoute: string; navigationGroups?: NavigationGroup[]; diff --git a/islands/dialogs/AddIncomeDialog.tsx b/islands/dialogs/AddIncomeDialog.tsx index b42d1e4..4f0ac88 100644 --- a/islands/dialogs/AddIncomeDialog.tsx +++ b/islands/dialogs/AddIncomeDialog.tsx @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ type FieldErrorState = { export default function AddIncomeDialog( { onClose, userId }: AddIncomeDialogProps, ) { - // Theme classes are defined in styles.css with @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) + // Theme classes are defined in styles.css and respond to theme mode + media. const formRef = useRef(null); const firstInputRef = useRef(null); const modalRef = useRef(null); diff --git a/islands/dialogs/AddObligationDialog.tsx b/islands/dialogs/AddObligationDialog.tsx index b6313b2..a0905e7 100644 --- a/islands/dialogs/AddObligationDialog.tsx +++ b/islands/dialogs/AddObligationDialog.tsx @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ type FieldErrorState = { export default function AddObligationDialog( { onClose, userId }: AddObligationDialogProps, ) { - // Theme classes are defined in styles.css with @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) + // Theme classes are defined in styles.css and respond to theme mode + media. const formRef = useRef(null); const firstInputRef = useRef(null); const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false); diff --git a/modules/KvCacheStore.ts b/modules/KvCacheStore.ts index 9ea72fd..18821ae 100644 --- a/modules/KvCacheStore.ts +++ b/modules/KvCacheStore.ts @@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ export class KvCacheStore { }; } } - + await this.memKv.set(key, value); await this.fileKv.set(key, value); await this.persistToSql(key, value); diff --git a/routes/_app.tsx b/routes/_app.tsx index 3eee65f..5fafb51 100755 --- a/routes/_app.tsx +++ b/routes/_app.tsx @@ -41,6 +41,63 @@ export default define.page(async function App(props: PageProps) {
+