This commit introduces the integration of Baselime for monitoring, accounting for various error scenarios and improved console error logging. Request handling has been updated to assign unique IDs for each request, aiding in tracing/logs. The environment variable key was updated, and the `MonitoringProvider` was nested in the root providers. In the base monitoring service, a function to format errors for logging was added. The provider logic was updated to create a new instance of service for each request, improving memory efficiency.
A new section has been added to the README on how to handle merge conflicts, specifically for `pnpm-lock.yaml` and `database.types.ts`. Detailed instructions are provided on how to regenerate these files and resolve the conflicts.
The test error that was thrown in the Home function was removed. This error was previously used for testing purposes and is no longer needed in the live code.
The monitoring package has been significantly refactored to improve the granularity of error capture. Code from the 'capture-exception.ts' files in different locations have been deleted and replaced by a more unified approach in the 'use-baselime.ts' and 'use-sentry.ts' hooks. The README documentation has also been updated to reflect these changes and provide additional information about error monitoring setup and usage.
The Zod and Lucide-react libraries have been updated to version ^3.23.0 and ^0.372.0, respectively, in all packages. This change ensures that all packages are using the latest stable versions of these libraries, keeping the codebase up-to-date and minimizing potential compatibility issues.
The pricing-table.tsx and plan-picker.tsx components under billing have been updated to improve UI spacing, layout, and text translations. The revisions allow for better localization through the use of the useTranslation hook from react-i18next. Layout changes include adjustment in spacing and removal of Sparkles icon. Certain product details are refactored to use translation keys for easier language support.
Join service was deleted and its functionality was integrated into the team-accounts API. General rearrangement and renaming of server-related files were made, particularly for billing-related services to ensure consistency. This made it necessary to fix import paths across multiple files.
The previous edge-csrf library has been replaced by the newer @edge-csrf/nextjs with updated configurations in `pnpm-lock.yaml`. Also, removed some unnecessary dependencies for cleaner and more efficient code deployment.
The code has been updated to use the React Query library for API fetch operations in README.md. The mutation function has been abstracted using 'useMutation' from '@tanstack/react-query', replacing the traditional fetch operation. This leads to cleaner and more reusable code.
Expanded the instructions on how to write server actions in React and API route handlers. Incorporated comprehensive code examples to guide developers better. Also clarified the use of `enhanceRouteHandler` and `enhanceAction` utilities.
A new `useCsrfToken` hook has been added for fetching CSRF token from the meta tag. The shared package's exports have been updated to include this new hook. Additionally, extensive documentation on writing server actions and API route handlers, as well as the usage of Captcha token protection and CSRF token, has been added to the README file.
The CSRF protection in middleware has been re-implemented with `@edge-csrf/nextjs`, to catch and handle CSRF errors more effectively. Additionally, some parameters are renamed and functions are added in `database.types.ts` for better role management. The dependency in `package.json` has also been updated to reflect the changes.
This commit updates various package versions in the pnpm-lock.yaml file. The updated packages include tailwind-merge, zod, recharts, and '@sentry/nextjs' among others. This is a part of regular maintenance and ensuring that the project dependencies are up-to-date.
Enhanced the README file with additional sections explaining import paths, non-route folders, server-side code, and updating packages. Additionally, the import path for 'UserAccountHeader' in the billing page file was refactored to a relative import for better readability and maintenance.
The billing services have been refactored to use the new AccountsApi and TeamAccountsApi. All methods that were previously defined in each billing service, including getting customer ID, getting permissions, etc., have been transferred to these APIs. This change improves the modularity and organization of the code.
This update modifies the tsconfig.json in the web app. It changes the file inclusion from specific '.tsx' and '.ts' files in 'components' to all files within the 'components' directory. This change will enhance the efficiency of TypeScript configuration.
The commit introduces the ability to view lifetime orders on the billing page. It has updated the logic in both account and user billing pages to accommodate this change. Now, instead of only dealing with subscriptions, the pages can also cater to lifetime orders.
This update enhances the capability of the billing system to handle different types of billing modes (subscription-based or one-time payments) and introduces an environment variable for configuring the preferred billing mode. It also refactors the data fetching process in the `loadPersonalAccountBillingPageData` and `loadTeamAccountBillingPageData` to retrieve the proper data depending on the chosen billing mode. Detailed documentation was added in README.md to guide the configuration of the billing schema.
A demo version of the project and additional documentation about project conventions have been added to the README file. The conventions cover package vs app distinctions, environment variable usage, handling of secret keys, and application layout details. The Readme now also includes a link to a moderated demo project equipped with expanded functionalities.
The Suspense wrapper was removed from root-providers.tsx to simplify code. For the Privacy Path Checking, a property was added to 'AuthRedirectListener' to allow customization of 'privatePathPrefixes', and the prefixes list was moved to the top. Also, explicit constant assertions were added in 'create-i18n-settings.ts' to ensure the types correctness.
This update separates the creation of i18n settings into its own function (@kit/i18n) and enhances the handling of language and namespace loading in i18n.client. It tracks loaded languages and namespaces, and prevents rendering if none are loaded or after a maximum number of iterations. The usage of Suspense has also been modified in root-providers to employ a null fallback.
A new `ArrowRight` icon from `lucide-react` library is introduced to the signUp and signIn buttons on the auth source code. CSS animation properties are applied to the icon for better interactiveness and user experience.
The refactor includes the removal of clientInstance checks as they are unnecessary. Also, i18n-provider.tsx has been updated to use react-query instead of local state for client initialization. Lastly, error handling has been added to the server initialization process and the @tanstack/react-query package has been added to the project dependencies.
This commit includes a major refactor of UI components to enhance the overall look and feel of the platform. The PageHeader component has been replaced by AccountLayoutHeader across multiple pages including settings, members, and billing. The new AccountLayoutHeader also includes an additional `account` prop, enhancing the component's functionality. Furthermore, this commit includes modifications to the marketing page styling, ensuring better spacing and alignment of features.
Added comprehensive tests for the functionality of creating, updating, and verifying billing orders and subscriptions in the Supabase database. Tests now ensure appropriate behavior of upsert operations, validation of inserted or updated data, and proper calculation of derived fields. This contributes to better coverage and confidence in the production-ready status of these features.
Added comprehensive tests for the functionality of creating, updating, and verifying billing orders and subscriptions in the Supabase database. Tests now ensure appropriate behavior of upsert operations, validation of inserted or updated data, and proper calculation of derived fields. This contributes to better coverage and confidence in the production-ready status of these features.
This commit updates translation keys across multiple components, changing the connector from dot to colon. Additionally, the clean scripts in the README.md have been corrected to `pnpm run clean:workspaces` and `pnpm run clean` from their previous erroneous state.
This commit refactors Supabase test cases to reflect the updated account actioning mechanism. The "makerkit.get_user_id" function calls were replaced with the new "tests.get_supabase_uid" function, aligning with the testing structure update. It also introduces new policies which further refine user role actions with more precise checks, replacing the old 'delete' policy with the more comprehensive 'can_action_account_member' function. New test cases for updating memberships and deleting memberships have also been added.
Extended the account ownership transfer tests and implemented several updates. This includes transferring the ownership only to an existing account member, sorting team members based on role hierarchy and whether a member is the primary owner. In the permissions check, prevented non-members from creating invitations and enhanced the styling of role badges depending on if they are custom or not.
New test files for database functionalities like transfer of ownership, schema conditions, and updating roles have been added. Changes have also been made in the schema.sql file for checking the role hierarchy levels and updating rules for permissions. Modifications in account permissions test have also been performed for more accuracy.
This commit removes the membersTabDescription, updates the deleteAccountDescription text in the localization files, and adds a condition to check permissions in account invitation component. It also includes test credentials in README and provides a significant amount of seed data for testing the database.
The README.md was updated with information about TurboPack which is now used by default and still experimental. The Next.js configuration was also modified to support this. Instructions on how to switch back to the default bundler in case of any issues were added as well.
Refactored the components in the site header account section and page.tsx to improve readability. Updated the WordPress client to handle date types correctly. Adjusted the keystatic storage kind to default to 'local' if not specified in the environment variables.
This commit refactors the i18n settings in `i18n.settings.ts` to improve language handling. In addition, it updates the `pnpm-lock.yaml` file to upgrade the lockfile version and several package dependencies. Most notably, it integrates `tailwind-merge` and `@tanstack/react-table` into various packages.
The styling of the site header account sign-up button and navigation items has been updated. Class names and transition durations were adjusted for better visualization and usability. The changes particularly enhance the hover effect on the sign-up button and navigation items.
The package manager version in the package.json file has been updated to pnpm@9.0.0. Also, in membership-role-selector.tsx, the reference in i18nKey for role labels has been modified to include ".label" for better clarity and maintain the consistent schema in the translation files.
Added useRouter import from 'next/navigation' and implemented a router refresh in the language change function. This update ensures that cached translations are refreshed when the language is changed.
The change in path of the i18nKey in the role-badge component from `common.roles.${role}` to `common.roles.${role}.label` has been made. This ensures that the correct localization keys are being used in order to display the appropriate labels.
Updated i18n client to track not only loaded languages but also namespaces. The component will now remain suspended until all languages and namespaces are loaded. This improvement ensures that all necessary localisation resources are fully ready before rendering components.
Content fetching in the marketing section has been refactored to utilize the Next.js cache, which significantly improves performance. The date format of publishedAt has been updated to be more consistent across files. Code related to CSRF token, fonts, and metadata has been refactored into separate files for easier maintenance and readability.
The code changes correspond to the rebranding of "Password Reset" to "Update Password". The names of components, functions, and routes have been updated to reflect this change. Also, a minor code optimization has been made in the i18n.server file for the creation of i18n server instances.
This commit introduces updates to the README file, specifically focusing on authentication emails. Minor UI adjustments have been made to various layout spacings and image attributes in some pages for better design consistency. Localization has also been improved by introducing translation keys for error and not-found pages in the common JSON file.
Added a new route for authentication confirmation that uses OTP verification. If successful, it redirects the user to the specified next path; otherwise, it navigates them to an error page. This is part of implementing more robust user authentication.
Added i18n support to the AuthCallbackErrorPage. This ensures consistent internationalization and localization across all pages, helping deliver proper error messages in different languages.
Removed unused import from error page and adjusted the heading styles on both the 500 error page and the 404 not-found page. By increasing the size of the text headings and updating the font to 'font-heading', the pages are now more consistent with the overall design layout.
An extensive step-by-step guide has been added to the README file to help users set up and prepare their projects for production. This includes instructions for creating a Supabase project, managing migrations, setting OAuth and deploying a Next.js app along with other crucial steps in the process.
