This commit accomplishes a few modifications including the elimination of `use-toast.tsx` due to redundancy. The authentication methods in `personal-accounts-server-actions.ts` were refactored to improve service integration and data handling. Additionally, UI components were updated for better readability and clarity. Cascading deletion was enabled in the `schema.sql` file for 'invited_by' reference.
This commit covers a variety of actions that includes the refactoring of the authentication components to accept paths and invite tokens as props instead of a singular callback prop, thereby improving the component's flexibility. This refactor process removes 'withI18n' calls as i18n functionalities are no longer used. The commit also contains several adjustments to the UI components, including the authorization layout, pricing table, and sign-up page. It also includes minor changes to error messages, specifically those related to password resetting. Lastly, several peer dependencies are removed in the 'package.json' files and changes made to the 'browser.client.ts' file providing a significant code cleanup.
This commit modifies several language labels and refines hooks related to 'teams' and 'billing' modules for better clarity and consistency. It also includes the deletion of unused locale files and package dependencies transfered to 'peerDependencies'. Lastly, it introduces minor enhancements in server command, error logging functionality, and scripts to interact with Stripe.
This commit updates the naming convention of icons from Lucide-React, moving some package dependencies to "peerDependencies" in 'team-accounts', 'admin' and 'auth'. Additionally, it includes tweaks to the development server command in apps/web package.json and adds a logger reference to the shared package. Furthermore, cleanup work has been performed within the features and UI packages, and new scripts to interact with Stripe have been added to the root package.json.
The admin functionality related code has been removed which includes various user and organization functionalities like delete, update, ban etc. This includes action logic, UI components and supportive utility functions. Notable deletions include the server action files, dialog components for actions like banning and deleting, and related utility functions. This massive cleanup is aimed at simplifying the codebase and the commit reflects adherence to project restructuring.
