This commit refactors the API service to use a consistent `fetch` wrapper for all requests, improving error handling and authorization logic. It also updates UI components to reflect changes in API endpoints and data structures, particularly around notifications and extraordinary expenses. Docker configurations are removed as they are no longer relevant for this stage of development.
Introduces a new module to manage and track extraordinary expenses within condominiums. This includes defining expense items, sharing arrangements, and attaching relevant documents.
The module adds new types for `ExpenseItem`, `ExpenseShare`, and `ExtraordinaryExpense`. Mock database functions are updated to support fetching, creating, and managing these expenses. UI components in `Layout.tsx` and `Settings.tsx` are modified to include navigation and feature toggling for extraordinary expenses. Additionally, new routes are added in `App.tsx` for both administrative and user-facing views of these expenses.
Introduce a new feature to test SMTP configuration directly from the settings page. This involves adding a new API endpoint and corresponding UI elements to trigger and display the results of an SMTP test.
Additionally, this commit refactors the Docker setup by consolidating Dockerfiles and removing unnecessary configuration files. The goal is to streamline the build process and reduce image size and complexity.
Adds the ability for users to comment on tickets, view comments, and distinguish between user and admin responses. Also introduces a new 'SUSPENDED' status for tickets and refactors database schema and API endpoints to support comments.
Implements the ability to send notices to specific families within a condominium, rather than broadcasting to all. This includes:
- Updating the `Notice` type with `targetFamilyIds`.
- Adding a `target_families` JSON column to the `notices` table in the database, with a migration for existing installations.
- Modifying the API to handle the new `targetFamilyIds` field during notice creation and retrieval.
- Updating the UI to allow users to select specific families for notices.
Enables a new reports section in the application. This includes:
- Adding a `reports` flag to `AppFeatures` and `AppSettings`.
- Including a new "Reportistica" link in the main navigation for privileged users.
- Adding a `getCondoPayments` endpoint to the mock DB service.
- Updating the backend to support filtering payments by `condoId`.
- Providing a basic `ReportsPage` component.
Grant 'poweruser' role access to administrative settings and sections. Update UI to reflect elevated privileges and adjust default tab navigation for these users. Modify server-side access control to include 'poweruser' alongside 'admin' for privileged routes.
This commit refactors the application settings to include a new `AppFeatures` interface. This allows for granular control over which features are enabled for the application.
The `AppFeatures` object includes boolean flags for:
- `multiCondo`: Enables or disables the multi-condominium management feature.
- `tickets`: Placeholder for future ticket system integration.
- `payPal`: Enables or disables PayPal payment gateway integration.
- `notices`: Enables or disables the display and management of notices.
These flags are now fetched and stored in the application state, influencing UI elements and logic across various pages to conditionally render features based on their enabled status. For example, the multi-condo selection in `Layout.tsx` and the notice display in `FamilyList.tsx` are now gated by these feature flags. The `FamilyDetail.tsx` page also uses the `payPal` flag to conditionally enable the PayPal payment option.
The `SettingsPage.tsx` has been updated to include a new 'features' tab for managing these flags.
Introduces a new 'Tickets' module for users to submit and manage issues within their condominium. This includes defining ticket types, statuses, priorities, and categories.
Additionally, this commit integrates PayPal as a payment option for family fee payments, enabling users to pay directly via PayPal using their client ID.
Key changes:
- Added `Ticket` related types and enums.
- Implemented `TicketService` functions for CRUD operations.
- Integrated `@paypal/react-paypal-js` library.
- Added `paypalClientId` to `AppSettings` and `Condo` types.
- Updated `FamilyDetail` page to include PayPal payment option.
- Added 'Segnalazioni' navigation link to `Layout`.
Adds new fields for detailed address information and notes to the Condo and Family types.
Updates database schema and server API endpoints to support these new fields, improving data richness for location and specific family/condo details.
The changes address several issues related to data persistence and security within the Condopay application.
**Settings Persistence:**
- **Condo Creation:** Corrected the logic for creating new condos. The system now correctly handles passing an empty string for the `id` when creating a new condo, allowing the backend service to generate the ID, rather than attempting to create a new ID on the frontend.
- **Family Quota Parsing:** Enhanced the parsing of `customMonthlyQuota` for families to safely handle empty or whitespace-only input, preventing potential errors during data submission.
**Authentication and Authorization:**
- **Admin Role Enforcement:** Ensured that the default admin user created during database initialization always has the 'admin' role, even if it was previously changed or created incorrectly.
- **Token Verification Error Handling:** Modified the JWT token verification to return a `401 Unauthorized` status for all token-related errors (e.g., expired, invalid). This will prompt the frontend to log out the user more effectively.
- **Admin Access Logging:** Added console warnings when non-admin users attempt to access admin-only routes, providing better visibility into potential access control issues.
**Infrastructure:**
- **Docker Cleanup:** Removed unused and outdated Dockerfiles and `.dockerignore` content, streamlining the build process and removing potential confusion.
These improvements enhance the reliability of data management for condos and families, strengthen security by ensuring proper role enforcement and error handling, and clean up the development infrastructure.
This commit shifts the application's data fetching mechanism from local storage mocks to a dedicated API endpoint. It also refactors the database connection logic to utilize a connection pool for improved performance and scalability.
Key changes include:
- Disabling `FORCE_LOCAL_DB` in `mockDb.ts` and implementing a generic `request` function for API calls.
- Centralizing authentication headers in `mockDb.ts`.
- Modifying `server/db.js` to use `pg` and `mysql2/promise` pools and a unified `executeQuery` function.
- Updating `server/server.js` to use the database pool for queries.
- Configuring Vite's development server to proxy API requests to the backend.
Introduces SMTP configuration settings and alert definitions to enable automated email notifications.
This includes new types for `SmtpConfig` and `AlertDefinition`, and integrates these into the settings page and mock database.
Adds styling for select elements and scrollbar hiding in the main HTML.
Updates mock database logic to potentially support local development without a backend.
Initializes the Condopay frontend project using Vite, React, and TypeScript. Includes basic project structure, dependencies, and configuration for Tailwind CSS and React Router.
