Various scaffolding of server routes, frontend changes, and database changes #33
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces comprehensive team management capabilities to the API with new routes for team operations, member management, and join/leave workflows. A centralized logging infrastructure is implemented with database persistence. The web frontend is restructured with navigation moved from a sidebar to a navbar component, new UI primitives are added, and theme switching is introduced. Database schema is refined through multiple migrations. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client as Client (Browser)
participant API as API (Hono)
participant Auth as Auth Service
participant DB as Database
Client->>API: POST /team/join (inviteCode)
API->>Auth: Verify user session
Auth-->>API: Session valid
API->>DB: Query teamInvite by code
DB-->>API: Invite details
API->>DB: Query user-to-team relationship
DB-->>API: Relationship status
alt User not in team
API->>DB: BEGIN transaction
API->>DB: Insert into userToTeam
API->>DB: Update inviteCode (optional)
API->>DB: COMMIT
DB-->>API: Success
else User already in team
API-->>Client: 400 Already member
end
API-->>Client: 200 { success: true }
sequenceDiagram
participant Route as Route Handler
participant Middleware as Logging Middleware
participant Logger as logError/logInfo/logWarning
participant DB as Database (log table)
participant Console as Console (dev mode)
Route->>Middleware: Request arrives
Middleware->>Logger: logInfo("User action")
Logger->>Logger: isInDevMode()?
alt Development Mode
Logger->>Console: console.log(message)
else Production
Logger->>DB: INSERT INTO log
DB-->>Logger: id returned
end
Logger-->>Route: Continue
Route->>Middleware: Response ready
Middleware->>Logger: logInfo("teamId")
Logger-->>Middleware: Complete
Middleware-->>Route: Done
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apps/web/src/routes/team/join.tsx (1)
4-16: Align route description with supported search params
The header comment says users can join via invite code or team ID, but the component now only readsinv. Either handleteamIdhere or update the description/schema to avoid confusion.
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@apps/api/src/lib/functions/database.ts`:
- Around line 118-129: getAllContextValues is returning whole objects for user
and session but LoggingOptions/log table expect string IDs, causing a type
mismatch; update getAllContextValues to return userId and sessionId (strings or
null) instead of user/session objects by extracting the identifier properties
(e.g., c.get("user")?.id ?? null and c.get("session")?.id ?? null), keep
route/requestId/teamId as before, and ensure the returned keys match the
LoggingOptions names (userId, sessionId) so inserts use strings not objects.
In `@apps/api/src/lib/functions/middleware.ts`:
- Around line 12-24: Set the requestId before any logging and stop logging raw
emails: call nanoid() and c.set("requestId", requestId) first, then build a user
identifier that excludes the email (e.g., use session?.user.id or an anonymized
token instead of session.user.email), and pass that identifier into the logInfo
call for the middleware path; update usages of requestId, session, userString,
nanoid, and logInfo accordingly so logs include requestId but never persist raw
email addresses.
In `@apps/api/src/routes/log.ts`:
- Around line 19-22: The handler is passing logType as a raw string to logToDb
causing the function to receive the wrong shape; update the call in the route so
you pass an object with the logType property (e.g., logToDb({ logType: logType
as LoggingType }, message, { ...optionals })) or adjust the argument order to
match logToDb's signature; locate the destructuring of logData and the logToDb
invocation in this file and change the first argument to be an object containing
logType (properly typed) instead of the string so the DB NOT NULL constraint is
satisfied.
- Around line 28-30: The route's zValidator call is passing the schema directly
(zValidator("param", teamIdValidator)) but the validator expects an object keyed
by the param name; update the call in the .get("/:teamId", ...) handler to pass
an object like zValidator("param", { teamId: teamIdValidator }) so the "teamId"
param is validated correctly, and apply the same pattern wherever other routes
use zValidator with single param schemas.
In `@apps/api/src/routes/team.ts`:
- Around line 177-187: The db.query.team.findFirst call is not awaited so
allTeamInfo is a Promise; update the handler to await the result (await
db.query.team.findFirst(...)) before returning and ensure the surrounding
function is async if not already, then pass the resolved object to c.json (e.g.,
use allTeamInfo after awaiting) so the response contains the actual team data
rather than a Promise.
- Around line 173-174: The handler currently returns c.json({ message:
API_ERROR_MESSAGES.notAuthorized }) when canUserView is false, which yields a
200; update the response to set an appropriate HTTP status (e.g., 403 Forbidden
or 401 Unauthorized) by returning c.status(403).json({ message:
API_ERROR_MESSAGES.notAuthorized }) so callers receive the correct status code;
locate the check using the canUserView variable in the team route and replace
the c.json return with c.status(403).json(...) accordingly.
- Around line 168-175: The permission check is using
isUserSiteAdminOrQueryHasPermissions which returns a Promise<boolean>, so change
the call to await the result (e.g., const canUserView = await
isUserSiteAdminOrQueryHasPermissions(user.siteRole, getAdminUserForTeam(user.id,
teamId));) so canUserView is a boolean before the if-check; ensure the
surrounding function is async if not already and keep the
getAdminUserForTeam(...) argument as-is unless that helper also requires
awaiting.
- Line 98: The route is passing a string schema to zValidator for params; change
zValidator("param", teamIdValidator) to pass an object schema that matches the
route params shape, e.g. zValidator("param", z.object({ teamId: teamIdValidator
})), and apply the same replacement for the other routes using
zValidator("param", teamIdValidator) so the param validator expects an object
rather than a string.
- Around line 224-261: The route PATCH handler uses zValidator("form",
teamNameValidator) but teamNameValidator is a string schema, so
c.req.valid("form") will return the whole object (or fail) and you then set
name: newTeamName incorrectly; change the form validator to an object schema
(e.g., z.object({ name: teamNameValidator })) when calling zValidator("form",
...), then extract the string via the validated object's property (e.g., const {
name: newTeamName } = c.req.valid("form")) before calling db.update(team).set({
name: newTeamName }).where(eq(team.id, teamId)); ensure you update references to
teamNameValidator usage in this PATCH ("/:teamId/update") handler and keep
permission checks (isUserSiteAdminOrQueryHasPermissions / getAdminUserForTeam)
unchanged.
In `@apps/web/src/components/shared/LeaveTeamDialog.tsx`:
- Around line 18-53: The confirm action currently does nothing: wire up
LeaveTeamDialog so AlertDialogAction invokes the leave-team mutation with both
teamId and the current userId; import and use getUserQueryClient to fetch the
current user (e.g. from its query data) inside LeaveTeamDialog, call the
existing leave mutation with { teamId: _unusedForNowTeamId, userId }, and
disable the AlertDialogAction while the mutation is pending (use the mutation's
isLoading/isPending flag). Ensure you handle success/error states (close dialog
on success, show error feedback) and reference AlertDialogAction,
LeaveTeamDialog, and getUserQueryClient when implementing the changes.
In `@apps/web/src/components/shared/Navbar/ThemeSwitcher.tsx`:
- Around line 11-14: The ThemeSwitcher button is an icon-only control and needs
an accessible name; update the Button in the ThemeSwitcher component to set an
appropriate ARIA label (e.g., aria-label or aria-pressed) based on current theme
so screen readers know the action — use theme/THEME_CONFIG to compute a label
like "Switch to dark theme" when theme === THEME_CONFIG.light and "Switch to
light theme" otherwise, and attach it to the Button that calls switchTheme.
In `@apps/web/src/components/shared/Navbar/UserButton.tsx`:
- Around line 134-147: The logout handler in the DropdownMenuItem (the async
onClick that calls authClient.signOut, toast, invalidate(), and navigate) should
remove cached react-query user data instead of only invalidating route loaders:
obtain the react-query QueryClient (e.g., via useQueryClient) and call
queryClient.removeQueries(["user"]) and
queryClient.removeQueries(["user","teams"]) (or resetQueries/removeQueries for
those keys) after a successful signOut and before navigation so stale user/team
data is cleared from cache; keep the existing toast flows and navigate call but
replace or augment the current invalidate() call with these removeQueries calls.
In `@apps/web/src/lib/hooks/useTheme.ts`:
- Around line 15-23: switchTheme currently overwrites document.body.classList
and uses a potentially stale captured theme; instead derive the active theme at
call time and update classes without clobbering other body classes: read the
current theme from document.body.classList (or use a functional state update
setTheme(prev => ...)) to decide newTheme, call document.body.classList.remove()
for the old theme and document.body.classList.add() for the new theme (do not
assign to classList), then call setTheme(newTheme) (or return newTheme from the
functional updater) and update localStorage with THEME_CONFIG.accessKey;
reference switchTheme, theme, THEME_CONFIG, setTheme, and
document.body.classList.
- Line 10: The code in useTheme (where you set document.body.classList =
storedTheme) incorrectly replaces all body classes; instead, update the body’s
classes without clobbering unrelated classes by removing any previous theme
class and adding the new one (use document.body.classList.remove(...) and
document.body.classList.add(...), or toggle as appropriate). Locate the
assignment to document.body.classList in useTheme.ts, identify the storedTheme
value and any previousTheme variable or mechanism, remove the old theme class if
present, then add storedTheme to classList so other body classes remain intact.
In `@packages/db/drizzle/0009_brainy_power_man.sql`:
- Around line 31-36: Migration makes `route` and `request_id` NOT NULL which
will fail if existing rows contain NULLs; before running the ALTER TABLE
statements that change `"route"` and `"request_id"` to NOT NULL, add a safe
backfill step (e.g., UPDATE log SET "route" = '' WHERE "route" IS NULL and
UPDATE log SET "request_id" = '' WHERE "request_id" IS NULL) or choose a
suitable default, then run the ALTER TABLE ... SET NOT NULL; alternatively
perform the change with a transaction that updates NULLs using COALESCE in-place
so the ALTER COLUMN statements for `"route"` and `"request_id"` succeed.
- Around line 31-37: The ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN statements for the `log`
table (affecting columns "route", "request_id", "team_id", "user_id") are
invalid in SQLite/Turso; instead, recreate the `log` table with the new column
definitions and the added `time_elapsed_ms` integer: create a new temp table
(e.g., `log_new`) with the desired schema, copy data from `log` to `log_new`
mapping existing columns, drop the old `log`, then rename `log_new` to `log`,
and finally re-create any necessary indexes (ensure this migration still creates
`session_token_unique` and `user_email_unique` on their respective tables).
Ensure you preserve constraints, nullability, and data during the copy and
remove the ALTER COLUMN statements referenced in the diff.
In `@packages/db/schema.ts`:
- Around line 112-114: The current invite schema uses email:
standardVarcharFactory().references(() => user.email, { onDelete: "cascade" }),
which enforces a foreign key to user.email and prevents creating invites for
non-registered users; either remove the .references(...) call so the
invite.email is a plain varchar (allowing invites to unregistered emails), or
replace the email FK with a nullable userId: idType?.references(() => user.id, {
onDelete: "cascade" }) and keep invite.email as an independent varchar — update
the invite model/validation accordingly and remove the email FK reference to
user.email if you choose the first option.
🟡 Minor comments (8)
apps/web/package.json-40-41 (1)
40-41: Align react and react-dom versions.
reactis updated to^19.2.3butreact-domremains at^19.0.0. These packages should have matching versions to avoid potential runtime inconsistencies or subtle bugs.Proposed fix
"next-themes": "^0.4.6", "react": "^19.2.3", - "react-dom": "^19.0.0", + "react-dom": "^19.2.3", "shared": "workspace:*",packages/db/drizzle/meta/0009_snapshot.json-527-540 (1)
527-540: Foreign key on email column is unusual and may cause issues.The
team_invite_email_user_email_fkforeign key referencesuser.emailinstead ofuser.id. This design has implications:
- If a user changes their email, the invite becomes orphaned or the FK constraint fails.
- Email-based FKs couple the invite tightly to the user's current email at invite time.
Consider whether this is intentional for the invite workflow, or if referencing
user.idwould be more robust.apps/web/src/components/shared/Navbar/navbar.tsx-56-63 (1)
56-63: Use routerLinkfor sign-in to avoid full reload.Line 58 uses a raw anchor tag, which forces a full page refresh and bypasses TanStack Router navigation. The sign-up link (line 66) correctly uses
<Link>, so align the sign-in link with it.✅ Proposed fix
- {/* <Link to="/sign-in"> */} - <a href="/sign-in"> + <Link to="/sign-in"> <Button variant="ghost" size="sm"> Login </Button> - </a> - {/* </Link> */} + </Link>apps/api/src/index.ts-32-32 (1)
32-32: Remove debug console.log statements from middleware before production.The
afterRouteLogicMiddleware(inapps/api/src/lib/functions/middleware.tslines 56-60) containsconsole.logstatements that appear to be debug artifacts. These should be removed or converted to proper logging before merging.apps/api/src/routes/team.ts-271-276 (1)
271-276: Typo in response key: "messsage" should be "message".Suggested fix
if (!user) { return c.json( - { messsage: API_ERROR_MESSAGES.notAuthorized }, + { message: API_ERROR_MESSAGES.notAuthorized }, 401, ); }apps/api/src/routes/team.ts-74-76 (1)
74-76: Typo in response key: "messsage" should be "message".Suggested fix
if (!inviteRequest) { - return c.json({ messsage: API_ERROR_MESSAGES.codeNotFound }, 400); + return c.json({ message: API_ERROR_MESSAGES.codeNotFound }, 400); }apps/web/src/lib/utils.ts-20-25 (1)
20-25: Fix potential runtime errors ingetInitialsfor edge cases.The function has issues:
fullName.split(" ")always returns an array with at least one element, sonames.length === 0is unreachable.- When
fullNameis empty (""),names[0]is"", and accessingnames[0][0]returnsundefined, causing.toUpperCase()to throw.- Names with leading/trailing spaces or multiple spaces between words can produce empty strings in the array.
Suggested fix with proper edge case handling
export function getInitials(fullName: string): string { - const names = fullName.split(" "); - if (names.length === 0) return ""; - if (names.length === 1) return names[0][0].toUpperCase(); - return names[0][0].toUpperCase() + names[names.length - 1][0].toUpperCase(); + const names = fullName.trim().split(/\s+/).filter(Boolean); + if (names.length === 0) return ""; + if (names.length === 1) return names[0][0].toUpperCase(); + return names[0][0].toUpperCase() + names[names.length - 1][0].toUpperCase(); }packages/db/schema.ts-182-182 (1)
182-182: Typo in comment: "TOOD" should be "TODO".📝 Suggested fix
- // TOOD: All of these fields are nullable because not all logs have the same info. There might be a better approach. + // TODO: All of these fields are nullable because not all logs have the same info. There might be a better approach.
🧹 Nitpick comments (13)
apps/web/src/components/ui/navigation-menu.tsx (1)
65-83: Duplicate"group"class.The
"group"class is already included innavigationMenuTriggerStyle()(line 62) and doesn't need to be added again on line 73. WhiletwMergehandles this gracefully, the explicit addition is redundant.♻️ Suggested cleanup
function NavigationMenuTrigger({ className, children, ...props }: React.ComponentProps<typeof NavigationMenuPrimitive.Trigger>) { return ( <NavigationMenuPrimitive.Trigger data-slot="navigation-menu-trigger" - className={cn(navigationMenuTriggerStyle(), "group", className)} + className={cn(navigationMenuTriggerStyle(), className)} {...props} >packages/db/drizzle/0005_glorious_dragon_lord.sql (1)
1-9: Consider adding a unique constraint on(team_id, user_id)to prevent duplicate pending requests.Without this constraint, a user could create multiple join requests for the same team. If you want to allow resubmission after rejection, consider making the constraint conditional on status or adding application-level validation.
Additionally, consider adding a
CHECKconstraint to restrictstatusto valid values (e.g.,'PENDING','APPROVED','REJECTED').Suggested schema improvements
CREATE TABLE `team_join_request` ( `id` text PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, `team_id` text NOT NULL, `user_id` text NOT NULL, `created_at` integer DEFAULT (current_timestamp) NOT NULL, - `status` text DEFAULT 'PENDING' NOT NULL, + `status` text DEFAULT 'PENDING' NOT NULL CHECK (`status` IN ('PENDING', 'APPROVED', 'REJECTED')), FOREIGN KEY (`team_id`) REFERENCES `team`(`id`) ON UPDATE no action ON DELETE cascade, - FOREIGN KEY (`user_id`) REFERENCES `user`(`id`) ON UPDATE no action ON DELETE cascade + FOREIGN KEY (`user_id`) REFERENCES `user`(`id`) ON UPDATE no action ON DELETE cascade, + UNIQUE (`team_id`, `user_id`) );apps/web/src/components/ui/alert.tsx (1)
37-48: Consider using a heading element for AlertTitle.For improved semantic HTML and accessibility, consider using an
h5or allowing a configurable heading level via anasprop, rather than a genericdiv. Screen readers benefit from proper heading hierarchy.♻️ Optional: Use semantic heading
-function AlertTitle({ className, ...props }: React.ComponentProps<"div">) { +function AlertTitle({ className, ...props }: React.ComponentProps<"h5">) { return ( - <div + <h5 data-slot="alert-title" className={cn( "col-start-2 line-clamp-1 min-h-4 font-medium tracking-tight", className, )} {...props} /> ); }apps/web/src/routes/__root.tsx (1)
29-35: Gate router devtools to dev-only builds.
Shipping devtools in production can add bundle weight and expose internals. Consider conditioning on the project’s dev flag.♻️ Proposed change
- <TanStackRouterDevtools /> + {import.meta.env.DEV && <TanStackRouterDevtools />}apps/api/src/lib/auth.ts (1)
36-41: Add a guard against config/DB drift for dynamic fields.
Now thatadditionalFieldscomes from config, a mismatch with actual DB columns will surface only at runtime. Consider a startup assertion or schema test to fail fast when config changes.apps/web/src/components/shared/LeaveTeamDialog.tsx (1)
1-1: Track the owner-leave TODO before release.
This flow can have destructive side‑effects (ownership transfer/deletion). Happy to help flesh out the UX/logic when you’re ready.Also applies to: 27-29
apps/api/src/routes/log.ts (1)
16-26: Consider restricting POST/to authenticated/internal callers.
If this endpoint is public, anyone can spam logs and bloat the DB. Consider auth (session or service token) or stricter rate‑limits for this route.apps/api/src/lib/functions/middleware.ts (1)
57-61: Prefer structured logging (or dev‑only) overconsole.log.
This will spam stdout in production and bypass your logging pipeline.♻️ Example using logInfo
-export async function afterRouteLogicMiddleware(c: ApiContext, next: Next) { - console.log("context before is: ", c.get("teamId")); - await next(); - console.log("context after is: ", c.get("teamId")); -} +export async function afterRouteLogicMiddleware(c: ApiContext, next: Next) { + await logInfo(`context before: teamId=${c.get("teamId")}`, c); + await next(); + await logInfo(`context after: teamId=${c.get("teamId")}`, c); +}apps/web/src/components/shared/Navbar/UserButton.tsx (1)
87-120: UseasChildfor menu items that wrap links.
Nesting<Link>inside<DropdownMenuItem>creates nested interactive elements and breaks keyboard UX and menu behavior. TheasChildprop lets Radix attach menu interactions to the actual link element.Apply this pattern to the three affected menu items:
♻️ Suggested refactor
-<DropdownMenuItem key={userToTeam.team.id}> - <Link - to={"/team/$teamId"} - params={{ teamId: userToTeam.team.id }} - className="underline" - > - <span>{userToTeam.team.name}</span> - </Link> -</DropdownMenuItem> +<DropdownMenuItem key={userToTeam.team.id} asChild> + <Link + to={"/team/$teamId"} + params={{ teamId: userToTeam.team.id }} + className="underline" + > + {userToTeam.team.name} + </Link> +</DropdownMenuItem> @@ -<DropdownMenuItem> - <Plus /> - <Link to="/team/new">Create Team</Link> -</DropdownMenuItem> +<DropdownMenuItem asChild> + <Link to="/team/new"> + <Plus /> + <span>Create Team</span> + </Link> +</DropdownMenuItem> @@ -<DropdownMenuItem> - <UserPlus /> - <Link to="/team/join">Join a Team</Link> -</DropdownMenuItem> +<DropdownMenuItem asChild> + <Link to="/team/join"> + <UserPlus /> + <span>Join a Team</span> + </Link> +</DropdownMenuItem>apps/api/src/index.ts (1)
22-22: Convert empty interface to type alias.The static analysis correctly identifies that an empty interface is equivalent to
{}. Use a type alias for clarity.Suggested fix
-interface Env {} +type Env = Record<string, unknown>;apps/api/src/routes/team.ts (1)
278-286: Self-removal should verify user is actually a member of the team.Currently, if a user requests to remove themselves,
leaveTeamis called without verifying they're actually a member. This could lead to confusing success responses when the user isn't in the team, and potentially masks other issues.Suggested improvement
if (userIdToRemove === user.id) { - await leaveTeam(user.id, teamId); + const membership = await db.query.userToTeam.findFirst({ + where: and( + eq(userToTeam.userId, user.id), + eq(userToTeam.teamId, teamId), + ), + }); + if (!membership) { + return c.json({ message: API_ERROR_MESSAGES.notFound }, 404); + } + await leaveTeam(user.id, teamId); return c.json( { message: "Successfully removed from team." }, 200, ); }apps/web/src/lib/queries.ts (1)
43-43: Inconsistent function naming convention.
joinTeamMutationclientuses lowercase "c" whileleaveTeamMutationClientuses uppercase "C". For consistency, rename tojoinTeamMutationClient.Suggested fix
-export const joinTeamMutationclient = (inviteCode: string) => +export const joinTeamMutationClient = (inviteCode: string) =>packages/db/schema.ts (1)
128-138: Redundant.notNull()calls.
standardVarcharFactory()already includes.notNull()(line 16), so the chained.notNull()on lines 131 and 134 are unnecessary.♻️ Suggested fix
export const teamJoinRequest = sqliteTable("team_join_request", { id: standardIdFactory("tjr_").primaryKey(), teamId: standardVarcharFactory() - .notNull() .references(() => team.id, { onDelete: "cascade" }), userId: standardVarcharFactory() - .notNull() .references(() => user.id, { onDelete: "cascade" }), createdAt: standardDateFactory(), status: teamJoinRequestStatusType.notNull().default("PENDING"), });
| function getAllContextValues(c?: Context) { | ||
| if (!c) { | ||
| return undefined; | ||
| } | ||
| return { | ||
| route: c.req.path, | ||
| user: c.get("user"), | ||
| session: c.get("session"), | ||
| teamId: c.get("teamId"), | ||
| requestId: c.get("requestId"), | ||
| }; | ||
| } |
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Type mismatch: returning objects where strings are expected.
getAllContextValues returns user and session as full objects from context, but LoggingOptions (derived from the log table schema) expects userId as a string | null, not the full user object. This will cause incorrect data to be inserted into the database.
Per packages/db/schema.ts lines 176-187, the log table has userId: standardVarcharFactoryNullable() which expects a string.
Suggested fix
function getAllContextValues(c?: Context) {
if (!c) {
return undefined;
}
+ const user = c.get("user");
return {
route: c.req.path,
- user: c.get("user"),
- session: c.get("session"),
+ userId: user?.id ?? null,
teamId: c.get("teamId"),
requestId: c.get("requestId"),
};
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/api/src/lib/functions/database.ts` around lines 118 - 129,
getAllContextValues is returning whole objects for user and session but
LoggingOptions/log table expect string IDs, causing a type mismatch; update
getAllContextValues to return userId and sessionId (strings or null) instead of
user/session objects by extracting the identifier properties (e.g.,
c.get("user")?.id ?? null and c.get("session")?.id ?? null), keep
route/requestId/teamId as before, and ensure the returned keys match the
LoggingOptions names (userId, sessionId) so inserts use strings not objects.
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| ? `ID: ${session?.user.id}, Email: ${session.user.email}` | ||
| : "Unauthenticated User"; | ||
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Avoid logging raw emails and set requestId before logging.
Persisting emails in log messages can violate data‑minimization policies, and the first log currently misses the request ID.
🔒 Suggested adjustment
- const userString = session
- ? `ID: ${session?.user.id}, Email: ${session.user.email}`
- : "Unauthenticated User";
-
- const requestId = nanoid();
-
- await logInfo(
- `Middleware for request path ${c.req.path} for ${userString}`,
- c,
- );
-
- c.set("requestId", requestId);
+ const userString = session
+ ? `ID: ${session.user.id}`
+ : "Unauthenticated User";
+
+ const requestId = nanoid();
+ c.set("requestId", requestId);
+
+ await logInfo(
+ `Middleware for request path ${c.req.path} for ${userString}`,
+ c,
+ );📝 Committable suggestion
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| const userString = session | |
| ? `ID: ${session?.user.id}, Email: ${session.user.email}` | |
| : "Unauthenticated User"; | |
| const requestId = nanoid(); | |
| await logInfo( | |
| `Middleware for request path ${c.req.path} for ${userString}`, | |
| c, | |
| ); | |
| c.set("requestId", requestId); | |
| const userString = session | |
| ? `ID: ${session.user.id}` | |
| : "Unauthenticated User"; | |
| const requestId = nanoid(); | |
| c.set("requestId", requestId); | |
| await logInfo( | |
| `Middleware for request path ${c.req.path} for ${userString}`, | |
| c, | |
| ); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/api/src/lib/functions/middleware.ts` around lines 12 - 24, Set the
requestId before any logging and stop logging raw emails: call nanoid() and
c.set("requestId", requestId) first, then build a user identifier that excludes
the email (e.g., use session?.user.id or an anonymized token instead of
session.user.email), and pass that identifier into the logInfo call for the
middleware path; update usages of requestId, session, userString, nanoid, and
logInfo accordingly so logs include requestId but never persist raw email
addresses.
| const { message, logType, ...optionals } = logData; | ||
| // TODO: Come back and make this less ugly please. | ||
| await logToDb(logType as unknown as LoggingType, message, { | ||
| ...optionals, |
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logToDb is receiving the wrong shape for logType.
logToDb expects { logType }, but a string is passed; this makes logType undefined and can violate the NOT NULL constraint.
🐛 Proposed fix
- await logToDb(logType as unknown as LoggingType, message, {
+ await logToDb({ logType }, message, {
...optionals,
});🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/api/src/routes/log.ts` around lines 19 - 22, The handler is passing
logType as a raw string to logToDb causing the function to receive the wrong
shape; update the call in the route so you pass an object with the logType
property (e.g., logToDb({ logType: logType as LoggingType }, message, {
...optionals })) or adjust the argument order to match logToDb's signature;
locate the destructuring of logData and the logToDb invocation in this file and
change the first argument to be an object containing logType (properly typed)
instead of the string so the DB NOT NULL constraint is satisfied.
| .get("/:teamId", zValidator("param", teamIdValidator), async (c) => { | ||
| const user = c.get("user"); | ||
| const teamId = c.req.param("teamId"); |
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To validate path params with @hono/zod-validator, pass a Zod object schema whose keys match the :param names in your route, and use zValidator('param', schema); then read the validated values via c.req.valid('param'). [1][6]
import { Hono } from 'hono'
import { z } from 'zod'
import { zValidator } from '@hono/zod-validator'
const app = new Hono()
const paramsSchema = z.object({
id: z.string().uuid(), // /users/:id
})
app.get(
'/users/:id',
zValidator('param', paramsSchema),
(c) => {
const { id } = c.req.valid('param')
return c.json({ id })
}
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app.get(
'/posts/:postId/authors/:authorId',
zValidator('param', z.object({
postId: z.string(),
authorId: z.string(),
})),
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return c.json({ postId, authorId })
}
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Fix param validation schema for zValidator.
zValidator("param", teamIdValidator) passes a string schema, but @hono/zod-validator requires an object schema keyed by the param name. This likely causes validation to fail or be bypassed.
🐛 Suggested fix
import { zValidator } from "@hono/zod-validator";
+import z from "zod";
@@
- .get("/:teamId", zValidator("param", teamIdValidator), async (c) => {
+ .get(
+ "/:teamId",
+ zValidator("param", z.object({ teamId: teamIdValidator })),
+ async (c) => {This pattern appears in multiple routes throughout the codebase and should be corrected everywhere.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/api/src/routes/log.ts` around lines 28 - 30, The route's zValidator call
is passing the schema directly (zValidator("param", teamIdValidator)) but the
validator expects an object keyed by the param name; update the call in the
.get("/:teamId", ...) handler to pass an object like zValidator("param", {
teamId: teamIdValidator }) so the "teamId" param is validated correctly, and
apply the same pattern wherever other routes use zValidator with single param
schemas.
| return c.json({ message: "invite_code_success" }, 200); | ||
| }); | ||
| }) | ||
| .get("/:teamId", zValidator("param", teamIdValidator), async (c) => { |
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Param validator expects an object schema, not a string schema.
teamIdValidator is defined as z.string().min(1).max(30) (from packages/shared/zod.ts). However, zValidator("param", ...) expects an object schema matching the params shape. This will cause validation to fail.
Suggested fix
-.get("/:teamId", zValidator("param", teamIdValidator), async (c) => {
+.get("/:teamId", zValidator("param", z.object({ teamId: teamIdValidator })), async (c) => {Apply the same fix to all routes using zValidator("param", teamIdValidator): lines 136, 160, 191, 227.
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| .get("/:teamId", zValidator("param", teamIdValidator), async (c) => { | |
| .get("/:teamId", zValidator("param", z.object({ teamId: teamIdValidator })), async (c) => { |
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In `@apps/api/src/routes/team.ts` at line 98, The route is passing a string schema
to zValidator for params; change zValidator("param", teamIdValidator) to pass an
object schema that matches the route params shape, e.g. zValidator("param",
z.object({ teamId: teamIdValidator })), and apply the same replacement for the
other routes using zValidator("param", teamIdValidator) so the param validator
expects an object rather than a string.
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| const storedTheme = localStorage.getItem(THEME_CONFIG.accessKey); | ||
| if (storedTheme) { | ||
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Assigning to classList directly replaces all existing classes on the body element.
document.body.classList = storedTheme overwrites the entire class list, removing any other classes that may be present (e.g., framework classes, animations). Use classList.add/classList.remove or classList.toggle instead.
Proposed fix
useEffect(() => {
const storedTheme = localStorage.getItem(THEME_CONFIG.accessKey);
if (storedTheme) {
- document.body.classList = storedTheme;
+ document.body.classList.remove(THEME_CONFIG.light, THEME_CONFIG.dark);
+ document.body.classList.add(storedTheme);
setTheme(storedTheme);
}
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| useEffect(() => { | |
| const storedTheme = localStorage.getItem(THEME_CONFIG.accessKey); | |
| if (storedTheme) { | |
| document.body.classList.remove(THEME_CONFIG.light, THEME_CONFIG.dark); | |
| document.body.classList.add(storedTheme); | |
| setTheme(storedTheme); | |
| } | |
| }, []); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/web/src/lib/hooks/useTheme.ts` at line 10, The code in useTheme (where
you set document.body.classList = storedTheme) incorrectly replaces all body
classes; instead, update the body’s classes without clobbering unrelated classes
by removing any previous theme class and adding the new one (use
document.body.classList.remove(...) and document.body.classList.add(...), or
toggle as appropriate). Locate the assignment to document.body.classList in
useTheme.ts, identify the storedTheme value and any previousTheme variable or
mechanism, remove the old theme class if present, then add storedTheme to
classList so other body classes remain intact.
| function switchTheme() { | ||
| const newTheme = | ||
| theme === THEME_CONFIG.light | ||
| ? THEME_CONFIG.dark | ||
| : THEME_CONFIG.light; | ||
| document.body.classList = newTheme; | ||
| setTheme(newTheme); | ||
| localStorage.setItem(THEME_CONFIG.accessKey, newTheme); | ||
| } |
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Same classList issue in switchTheme, and potential stale closure on theme.
- Line 20 overwrites body's entire classList (same issue as above).
- The
themevalue captured in this function may be stale if React batches updates. Consider deriving the current theme from the DOM or using a functional state update pattern.
Proposed fix
function switchTheme() {
- const newTheme =
- theme === THEME_CONFIG.light
- ? THEME_CONFIG.dark
- : THEME_CONFIG.light;
- document.body.classList = newTheme;
- setTheme(newTheme);
- localStorage.setItem(THEME_CONFIG.accessKey, newTheme);
+ setTheme((currentTheme) => {
+ const newTheme =
+ currentTheme === THEME_CONFIG.light
+ ? THEME_CONFIG.dark
+ : THEME_CONFIG.light;
+ document.body.classList.remove(THEME_CONFIG.light, THEME_CONFIG.dark);
+ document.body.classList.add(newTheme);
+ localStorage.setItem(THEME_CONFIG.accessKey, newTheme);
+ return newTheme;
+ });
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@apps/web/src/lib/hooks/useTheme.ts` around lines 15 - 23, switchTheme
currently overwrites document.body.classList and uses a potentially stale
captured theme; instead derive the active theme at call time and update classes
without clobbering other body classes: read the current theme from
document.body.classList (or use a functional state update setTheme(prev => ...))
to decide newTheme, call document.body.classList.remove() for the old theme and
document.body.classList.add() for the new theme (do not assign to classList),
then call setTheme(newTheme) (or return newTheme from the functional updater)
and update localStorage with THEME_CONFIG.accessKey; reference switchTheme,
theme, THEME_CONFIG, setTheme, and document.body.classList.
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "route" TO "route" text(255) NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `session_token_unique` ON `session` (`token`);--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `user_email_unique` ON `user` (`email`);--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "request_id" TO "request_id" text(255) NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "team_id" TO "team_id" text(255);--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "user_id" TO "user_id" text(255);--> statement-breakpoint |
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Making columns NOT NULL without default may fail on existing NULL data.
The migration changes route and request_id to NOT NULL. If there are existing rows in the log table with NULL values in these columns, the migration will fail. Ensure either:
- No existing data has NULLs in these columns, or
- Provide a default value or data backfill before the constraint change.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@packages/db/drizzle/0009_brainy_power_man.sql` around lines 31 - 36,
Migration makes `route` and `request_id` NOT NULL which will fail if existing
rows contain NULLs; before running the ALTER TABLE statements that change
`"route"` and `"request_id"` to NOT NULL, add a safe backfill step (e.g., UPDATE
log SET "route" = '' WHERE "route" IS NULL and UPDATE log SET "request_id" = ''
WHERE "request_id" IS NULL) or choose a suitable default, then run the ALTER
TABLE ... SET NOT NULL; alternatively perform the change with a transaction that
updates NULLs using COALESCE in-place so the ALTER COLUMN statements for
`"route"` and `"request_id"` succeed.
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "route" TO "route" text(255) NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `session_token_unique` ON `session` (`token`);--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `user_email_unique` ON `user` (`email`);--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "request_id" TO "request_id" text(255) NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "team_id" TO "team_id" text(255);--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "user_id" TO "user_id" text(255);--> statement-breakpoint | ||
| ALTER TABLE `log` ADD `time_elapsed_ms` integer;--> statement-breakpoint |
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SQLite does not support SQL-standard ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN ... (aka MODIFY COLUMN) syntax. The only schema changes SQLite supports directly via ALTER TABLE are: rename table, rename column, add column, and drop column. (sqlite.org)
So you cannot do things like “change column type”, “set/drop NOT NULL”, “change default”, “add/drop constraints”, etc. using ALTER COLUMN. To make those kinds of changes, you must recreate the table (create a new table with the desired schema, copy data over, rebuild indexes/triggers/views as needed, then swap/rename). (sqlite.org)
Version notes:
ALTER TABLE ... RENAME COLUMN ...is supported (added in SQLite 3.25.0, 2018-09-15). (sqlite.org)ALTER TABLE ... DROP COLUMN ...is supported starting SQLite 3.35.0 (2021-03-12). (sqlite.org)
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SQLite (Turso) does not support ALTER COLUMN syntax — migration will fail.
SQLite and Turso do not have ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN syntax. This migration will fail at runtime. The correct approach, which is already used elsewhere in this migration for other tables, is to recreate the table with the new column definitions.
🐛 Recommended fix: Recreate log table instead of ALTER COLUMN
-ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "route" TO "route" text(255) NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint
-CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `session_token_unique` ON `session` (`token`);--> statement-breakpoint
-CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `user_email_unique` ON `user` (`email`);--> statement-breakpoint
-ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "request_id" TO "request_id" text(255) NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint
-ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "team_id" TO "team_id" text(255);--> statement-breakpoint
-ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "user_id" TO "user_id" text(255);--> statement-breakpoint
-ALTER TABLE `log` ADD `time_elapsed_ms` integer;--> statement-breakpoint
+CREATE TABLE `__new_log` (
+ `id` integer PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
+ `log_type` text NOT NULL,
+ `message` text(255) NOT NULL,
+ `occurred_at` integer DEFAULT (current_timestamp) NOT NULL,
+ `route` text(255) NOT NULL,
+ `request_id` text(255) NOT NULL,
+ `team_id` text(255),
+ `user_id` text(255),
+ `time_elapsed_ms` integer
+);--> statement-breakpoint
+INSERT INTO `__new_log`("id", "log_type", "message", "occurred_at", "route", "request_id", "team_id", "user_id") SELECT "id", "log_type", "message", "occurred_at", "route", "request_id", "team_id", "user_id" FROM `log`;--> statement-breakpoint
+DROP TABLE `log`;--> statement-breakpoint
+ALTER TABLE `__new_log` RENAME TO `log`;--> statement-breakpoint
+CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `session_token_unique` ON `session` (`token`);--> statement-breakpoint
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| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "route" TO "route" text(255) NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | |
| CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `session_token_unique` ON `session` (`token`);--> statement-breakpoint | |
| CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `user_email_unique` ON `user` (`email`);--> statement-breakpoint | |
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "request_id" TO "request_id" text(255) NOT NULL;--> statement-breakpoint | |
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "team_id" TO "team_id" text(255);--> statement-breakpoint | |
| ALTER TABLE `log` ALTER COLUMN "user_id" TO "user_id" text(255);--> statement-breakpoint | |
| ALTER TABLE `log` ADD `time_elapsed_ms` integer;--> statement-breakpoint | |
| CREATE TABLE `__new_log` ( | |
| `id` integer PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, | |
| `log_type` text NOT NULL, | |
| `message` text(255) NOT NULL, | |
| `occurred_at` integer DEFAULT (current_timestamp) NOT NULL, | |
| `route` text(255) NOT NULL, | |
| `request_id` text(255) NOT NULL, | |
| `team_id` text(255), | |
| `user_id` text(255), | |
| `time_elapsed_ms` integer | |
| );--> statement-breakpoint | |
| INSERT INTO `__new_log`("id", "log_type", "message", "occurred_at", "route", "request_id", "team_id", "user_id") SELECT "id", "log_type", "message", "occurred_at", "route", "request_id", "team_id", "user_id" FROM `log`;--> statement-breakpoint | |
| DROP TABLE `log`;--> statement-breakpoint | |
| ALTER TABLE `__new_log` RENAME TO `log`;--> statement-breakpoint | |
| CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `session_token_unique` ON `session` (`token`);--> statement-breakpoint | |
| CREATE UNIQUE INDEX `user_email_unique` ON `user` (`email`);--> statement-breakpoint |
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In `@packages/db/drizzle/0009_brainy_power_man.sql` around lines 31 - 37, The
ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN statements for the `log` table (affecting columns
"route", "request_id", "team_id", "user_id") are invalid in SQLite/Turso;
instead, recreate the `log` table with the new column definitions and the added
`time_elapsed_ms` integer: create a new temp table (e.g., `log_new`) with the
desired schema, copy data from `log` to `log_new` mapping existing columns, drop
the old `log`, then rename `log_new` to `log`, and finally re-create any
necessary indexes (ensure this migration still creates `session_token_unique`
and `user_email_unique` on their respective tables). Ensure you preserve
constraints, nullability, and data during the copy and remove the ALTER COLUMN
statements referenced in the diff.
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| onDelete: "cascade", | ||
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Foreign key on email may prevent inviting non-registered users.
Referencing user.email as a foreign key means invites can only be created for users who already exist in the database. If the intent is to invite users who haven't registered yet (a common invite pattern), this constraint will cause insert failures.
Consider either:
- Remove the FK constraint on
emailif invites should work for unregistered users - Change to reference
user.idvia a nullableuserIdfield if invites should only target existing users
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@packages/db/schema.ts` around lines 112 - 114, The current invite schema uses
email: standardVarcharFactory().references(() => user.email, { onDelete:
"cascade" }), which enforces a foreign key to user.email and prevents creating
invites for non-registered users; either remove the .references(...) call so the
invite.email is a plain varchar (allowing invites to unregistered emails), or
replace the email FK with a nullable userId: idType?.references(() => user.id, {
onDelete: "cascade" }) and keep invite.email as an independent varchar — update
the invite model/validation accordingly and remove the email FK reference to
user.email if you choose the first option.
This should 1000% split up into about 5 different PRs, but unfortunately I chipped away at this as I remembered things and just added and added until I created this absolute amalgamation of a PR. This should not be taken as an example of my engineering capabilities nor my organization and I intend to bury this PR deep within the commit history of this project.
...anyways
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