Gate the app behind Google sign-in restricted to verified @theodo.com
identities, and record the real reporter on filed defects (F9).
- nuxt-auth-utils for sealed cookie sessions + the Google OAuth handler,
mounted at /auth/google/callback to match the registered redirect URI.
- isAllowedGoogleUser re-derives the domain from Google's verified email;
the spoofable `hd` claim is deliberately ignored (DESIGN T9).
- Default-deny: server middleware 401s unauthenticated /api calls (health
and the session endpoint excepted); a global route middleware redirects
unauthenticated page navigations to /login.
- getReporter() now reads the session email instead of the dev stub.
- Env contract moves to nuxt-auth-utils names (NUXT_SESSION_PASSWORD,
NUXT_OAUTH_GOOGLE_*); .env.example, compose and README updated.
Unit-tested: domain check (incl. hd-spoof + look-alike) and public-path
matching. Live OAuth round-trip pending manual verification.
Overlay each filed defect as a red dot inside its section box with a
diagonal date label; cap visible dots and collapse the remainder to a
"+N more" using the authoritative per-section counts (T6).
Add an `overlay` scoped slot to BoardView (C2) so the dashboard can layer
dots without forking the board definition (F1); the reporting view leaves
it empty. DotMap groups the bounded feed by section and the /defects page
wires both endpoints.
GET /api/defects returns a newest-first feed joined to the project name,
bounded by limit; ?section=ID narrows to one section's history. GET
/api/defects/counts returns { sectionId: n } for the weak-point map. Adds a
(section_id, created_at) index and a db:seed script; ~2k rows query in ~20ms.
Specs truncate the test DB between tests; with multiple DB-backed spec files
running in parallel workers they clobbered each other. Suffix the database
name with VITEST_POOL_ID so each worker is isolated.
The dialog autofocuses the project input on open; opening the dropdown on
focus made it spring open with no user interaction. Open on click or typing
instead, so the field is type-ready on open without showing the list.
DaisyUI's modal drives the native <dialog> via showModal/close, so Escape,
focus-trapping and the backdrop work without custom handling. The parent's
sectionId controls open/close and the dialog's native close event maps to the
component's close emit.
POST /api/defects validates the body with arktype (known section, uuid
project, non-empty trimmed verbatim) and resolves the reporter through a dev
seam (getReporter, ADR 0002) until OAuth lands. DefectForm is a DaisyUI modal
opened by a section click — pick a project, describe the problem, submit.
- GET /api/projects returns the shared global list; POST /api/projects
creates a project, deduped case-insensitively (F3).
- Repository find-or-create trims and matches on lower(name); a unique index
on lower(name) enforces the same rule at the DB (replacing the case-
sensitive column unique constraint) — migration 0001.
- ProjectAutocomplete: creatable autocomplete that lists projects, offers to
create an unknown name inline, and selects it without reload.
- Integration test (dedupe/list against Postgres) + component test.
Component/runtime specs (*.nuxt.spec.ts) run in the Nuxt environment; all
other specs run in a plain node environment where node_modules stay external,
so native CJS deps like `pg` load correctly (the Nuxt runtime inlines them and
breaks pg's internal `class … extends Pool`). Adds tests/helpers/db.ts, which
spins up and migrates a dedicated test database for repository integration
tests, and renames the board spec to the .nuxt suffix.
Encode the board as blocks of stacked-section columns (C1) and render it as
the ASCII-styled DOM grid (C2) with hover highlight and a select emit. Layout
mirrors the physical board (Client Satisfaction above Product Architecture;
Macroplan above Defect Visualisation, both left of Feature Kanban) and boxes
use true ISO 216 proportions (1:√2, each step up scaled by √2). Both views
render from the one definition; tests pin section presence, click, hover,
layout order, and a snapshot.
Nuxt 4 (app/ structure) + TypeScript, ESLint, Vitest + @nuxt/test-utils,
Drizzle + pg, a /api/health route with a DB ping, and a dev docker-compose
(app + Postgres). Verified: pnpm test, lint, and build pass; the built
server answers /api/health.
