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Randall Stillwell
f2ba333daf docs: sweep README + AGENTS.md to post-homelab reality
- README: Dokploy/CT102 Postgres stack, lib/sql.js, six rate-limit
  classes over REDIS_URL, Playwright smoke+visual, MinIO/S3 vars,
  inline .env.local contract (no .env.example exists), deckhearth.git
  clone URL, project-structure refresh.
- AGENTS.md: infra banner for the Vercel/Neon -> homelab move, repo
  rename to stwl-labs/deckhearth, Data/Auth/Hosting overview bullets,
  DB-access convention re-pointed at lib/sql.js, Gotcha #12 rewritten
  for REDIS_URL + scan limiter (+ row in limiter table), test counts
  refreshed (231/231 across 43 files), §5 env contract, §7 marked
  legacy-pending-decommission with DOKPLOY_DEPLOY runbook pointer.
2026-08-23 22:34:54 -05:00
varutasu
de9f3348f6
feat(infra): adopt node-pg-migrate + backfill initial schema migration (#32)
Closes P1 #11 of .convoys/ship-readiness.md (launch sequence step 7) —
"No migration tool — scripts/add-*.js graveyard". Schema changes
post-this-convoy ship as node-pg-migrate migrations under migrations/
at the repo root; the legacy 27 scripts/add-*.js / scripts/fix-*.js /
scripts/seed-*.js jobs remain append-only history per the no-go-zones
rule.

Decisions (full record in .convoys/migration-tool.md § Decisions):

D1 — Tool: node-pg-migrate@^8. Rejected drizzle-kit / prisma migrate /
kysely because each forces broader TypeScript surface than AGENTS.md
Gotcha #9 allows (TS is a devDep only). node-pg-migrate is
JavaScript-native, raw-SQL-friendly via pgm.sql(), and ESM-clean for
the post-bump-next-js "type": "module" repo. Brings pg@^8.21.0 as a
peer dep (dev-only; never loaded in the Next.js bundle).

D2 — Migrations directory: migrations/ at the repo root. Separates
the tool-wrapped artifacts from the historical scripts/migrations/
placeholder folder (which housed the lone pre-tool
2026-05-24-rename-admin-email.js migration and remains preserved for
the audit trail). Matches node-pg-migrate's default flag.

D3 — Tracking table: default pgmigrations (no name collision with
the existing 7-table bootstrap; zero CLI noise).

D4 — Backfill strategy: hand-translate scripts/setup-neon-db.js's
DDL into the initial migration verbatim. Each await sql`...` block
becomes one pgm.sql(`...`) call. Each CREATE uses IF NOT EXISTS, so
the migration is idempotent against fresh AND pre-existing envs —
re-running setup-db on an env that already has the schema is a no-op
DDL-wise (only records the pgmigrations row). Documented assumption:
prod has drifted via the 27 historical add-*.js scripts; reconciling
those into the migration history is the queued
reconcile-historical-add-scripts follow-up convoy.

D5 — Bootstrap reconciliation: split. setup-neon-db.js now (1)
validates ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORD + POSTGRES_URL, (2) spawns
`npm run migrate up` via child_process with stdio inherited, (3)
seeds the admin row with ON CONFLICT (email) DO NOTHING. The seven
DDL blocks are deleted from setup-neon-db.js; success/error message
copy is updated to mention the migration step explicitly.

D6 — CI integration: defer. Wiring a CI job that runs migrate up
against a test DB needs either a dedicated Neon branch + secret OR a
Postgres service container; both are real work. Surface as
wire-migrate-into-ci follow-up. Risk acknowledged in
.convoys/migration-tool.md § R3.

D7 — Down-migration on the initial backfill: hard stub. Rolling back
the initial schema would drop every user / card / collection / deck
row in the DB. The stub throws with a long-form error pointing at
the recommended alternative (branch the Neon database + forward-apply).
Future migrations that touch one of the seven bootstrap tables write
their own dated migration with a real down().

Verification (pre-PR):
- npm run lint → 128 problems (baseline preserved, zero regression;
  migration file is lint-clean, no new ignore patterns)
- npm run test:run → 21/21 pass
- node --check on migrations/1779853647564_initial-schema.js + on
  scripts/setup-neon-db.js → exit 0
- Module load + down() throw verified via dynamic import
- npm run migrate -- --help reaches the node-pg-migrate CLI through
  the wrapper

Live verification against a Neon branch is deferred (no throwaway
branch available); the operator's optional post-merge sequence is
documented in .convoys/migration-tool.md § Operator runbook.

See .convoys/migration-tool.md § Follow-ups for the queued
wire-migrate-into-ci / reconcile-historical-add-scripts /
retire-graveyard-scripts-after-audit / audit-node-pg-migrate-transitive-deps
/ add-migration-template follow-up convoys.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
2026-05-26 23:01:58 -05:00
varutasu
9abbab6c21
feat(brand): unify on Deck Hearth across in-repo strings + infra (P1 brand decision)
Resolves the launch-blocking 'TCG Vault vs Deck Hearth' inconsistency called out in AGENTS.md line 5 since project setup. Operator gate-0 decision: Deck Hearth wins. Two briefs applied serially. B1 (mechanical): 7-file display + comment sweep. B2 (infrastructure): Redis prefix rename in lib/rate-limit.js (5 prefixes, accept one-time counter reset), package.json + lockfile regen (STOP-on-churn confirmed only name lines changed), admin/alice/bob email rename in seed scripts + login pre-fill + NEW idempotent migration script scripts/migrations/2026-05-24-rename-admin-email.js. Risk 4 PRESERVE applied: test/lib/permission-middleware.test.js retains admin@tcgvault.com literal with 7-line architect-authored why comment (documents pre-fix-auth-bypass bug shape; preserves historical truth per project's gotcha-documentation convention). All 5 D-decisions ratified at gate-1 (Deck Hearth / deck-hearth / deckhearth / admin@deckhearth.com / full deckhearth Redis prefix). Local: lint 128 baseline (B1 + B2), vitest 21/21 (B1 + B2). CI all green: Playwright smoke 3/3 against rebranded preview in 1m4s, forbidden-cors-headers pass, forbidden-endpoints pass, Screenshot diff pass, Vercel deployment complete. Cross-validation lineage: 4th convoy where the same 3-test smoke spec defends auth surface through sweeping change (after PR #15 Layout default-user, PR #19 CORS, PR #20 rate-limit, now this PR #21 brand rename). OPERATOR POST-MERGE ACTION REQUIRED: run 'node scripts/migrations/2026-05-24-rename-admin-email.js' against prod Neon DB before next admin login (ordering: migration FIRST, then any subsequent setup-db invocation). Migration is ESM, idempotent, UNIQUE-collision-safe. PR #21 architect-commit 50ce9ab, B1 ac8c998, B2 1c18d21.
2026-05-25 02:28:29 -05:00
Randall Stillwell
ff80753fe4 feat(seed): require ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORD env var; strip admin123 from README
Closes P0 #3 from .convoys/ship-readiness.md.

scripts/setup-neon-db.js:
  - Read ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORD env var at the top of setupNeonDatabase()
    before any DB connection. Fail loudly (process.exit(1)) with an
    actionable message if unset or empty.
  - Replace bcrypt.hash('admin123', 12) with bcrypt.hash(adminPassword, 12).
  - Delete the two console.log lines that echoed admin user + password to
    stdout (R3 - stdout leak into CI logs).
  - Keep ON CONFLICT (email) DO NOTHING unchanged. Re-running setup-db
    on an env with the admin row already present is a no-op for the
    password (R4 - silent rotation prevention). Rotation of existing
    weak-hash admin rows is out of scope (Decision A - queued for the
    rotate-default-admin follow-up convoy).

README.md:
  - Add ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORD to the install-step env-example block
    with a CI-secret note (and add KV_REST_API_URL/KV_REST_API_TOKEN
    for completeness; they're optional for local dev).
  - Replace the "Default Admin Account" section with "First-time
    admin setup", documenting the env var, openssl rand suggestion,
    and the operator rotation note for envs that predate this change.
  - Zero occurrences of 'admin123' remain in README.md (the operator
    rotation note refers to "the prior weak default" instead of naming
    the literal string, so grep verification A2 holds).

Decisions A1 (going-forward only), B (operational change allowed),
C1 (no vitest coverage - manual smoke in PR description) per
.convoys/drop-public-setup.md section Decisions.

Smoke output: see PR description.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
2026-05-23 17:02:44 -05:00
Randall Stillwell
c7ad0ffa29 docs: post-convoy cleanup for fix-auth-bypass
Closes out the fix-auth-bypass convoy (PRs #6–#11, merged through
1629afb) on the docs side. Code already on main; this PR is docs only.

Updates:

AGENTS.md
  - §1 auth bullet refreshed (auth-secret SoT, 24h TTL, no synthetic
    admin, login/register rate limit)
  - §3 conventions point at lib/auth-secret.js + lib/rate-limit.js
  - §4 gotchas #2/#3/#5 converted to "Resolved" notes in place
    (NOT renumbered, to preserve cross-references)
  - new #12 documents the KV_REST_API_* env-var convention
  - §5 setup list adds the rate-limit env vars
  - §6 testing rewritten for Vitest (16 unit tests, blocking CI gate)

.cursor/rules/auth-and-permissions.mdc
  - canonical-surface table gains lib/auth-secret.js + lib/rate-limit.js
  - token model now 24h (was 7d) with fail-loud explanation
  - server-side authorization patterns lead with null → 401 contract

.cursor/rules/api-routes.mdc
  - removes the "CRITICAL — known bug" callout (resolved by Brief 2)
  - adds a "Rate limiting" section with verbatim shape + env-var notes
  - "Dev/test endpoints" → "Removed" historical note so future agents
    searching for test-db understand why it's gone

.convoys/fix-auth-bypass.md (restored — was on convoy branch only)
  - frontmatter → status: shipped
  - new "Convoy outcome" section: briefs + commits + resolved gotchas,
    R1-R12 risk walk, env-var-rename deviation record, queued follow-up
    convoys, lessons learned

.convoys/fix-auth-bypass/brief-{1..5}-*.md (restored from convoy branch)
  - audit-trail completeness; convoy plan references them by name
  - brief 4 additionally updated: UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_* → KV_REST_API_*
    across init rules, smoke, pre-deploy checklist
  - brief 4 has a new "Post-merge addendum" explaining the rename

.convoys/ship-readiness.md
  - P0 #1, #2, #4 → RESOLVED with merge-commit citations
  - P0 #5 (CORS), #6 (rate limit) → PARTIAL with deferral pointers
    (cors-tighten and add-rate-limiting convoys)
  - each item gains an "As-shipped" line for self-containment

README.md
  - Next.js 15 → 16, TypeScript claim corrected to JS-with-devDep
  - auth + rate-limit + testing bullets updated
  - env-var template extended with KV_REST_API_*
  - deleted dev-endpoints note added to the API list
  - "Default Admin Account" section LEFT ALONE — drop-public-setup territory

Verified: build exit 0 (with JWT_SECRET set), 16/16 vitest tests pass,
lint baseline unchanged (128/81/47).

Convoy: fix-auth-bypass / role-doc-writer (closeout)
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
2026-05-23 12:22:50 -05:00
Randall Stillwell
fc0dd73fdc fix(api): delete dev endpoints + CI guard (Brief 3 of fix-auth-bypass)
Removes four unauthenticated dev endpoints that were shipped to production:

- pages/api/simple.js          (info leak)
- pages/api/test-auth.js       (auth diagnostic / token-mint side door)
- pages/api/test-db.js         (DB connection diagnostic)
- pages/api/setup-database.js  (public POST that ran DDL + seeded admin)

setup-database is the highest-impact removal: it was a public endpoint
that triggered schema bootstrap and seeded the default admin credentials
(admin@tcgvault.com / admin123). AGENTS.md gotcha #5.

Also adds a new `forbidden-endpoints` job to .github/workflows/ci.yml
that fails the build if any of the four deleted paths re-appear OR if
any new pages/api/test-*.js file is added. Cheap insurance against a
future agent re-introducing a dev endpoint from an outdated tutorial.

README: drops the single `GET /api/test-db` line under "Health Check".
Rest of the API list is intentionally left for the doc-writer pass.

Verified locally:
- npm run build exits 0 (no source callers — confirmed via grep across
  pages/, components/, lib/)
- CI guard local simulation: clean → OK; with test-fake.js → FAIL; OK
  after cleanup

Resolves AGENTS.md gotcha #5. Brief 1/2/4/5 still pending in convoy.

Convoy: fix-auth-bypass / Brief 3
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
2026-05-23 10:40:44 -05:00
Randall Stillwell
e75a4a6649 Major redesign: Enhanced card display with particle effects, improved filters, and search functionality
- Redesigned card display with 2.5:3.5 aspect ratio and image-only view
- Added infinite scroll to replace pagination
- Implemented authentic card back placeholders for MTG, Pokemon, and Lorcana
- Added rarity-based particle effects with tiered intensity (mythic/enchanted/rare/uncommon)
- Enhanced hover details panel with structured card information
- Fixed search functionality with debouncing and Enter key support
- Improved filter system with working TCG, rarity, set, and price filters
- Added favorite system for cards in both hover and detail views
- Updated card detail page with comprehensive metadata and actions
- Fixed API filtering with proper Vercel Postgres implementation
- Added particle animations and rarity glow effects
- Improved overall UX with better visual hierarchy and interactions
2025-07-23 21:26:54 -05:00
Randall Stillwell
54fb73773a 🚀 Consolidate repositories - Complete TCG Vault with backend, docs, and Vercel setup 2025-07-21 14:04:48 -05:00
Randall Stillwell
6b81ed38b0 🚀 TCG Vault - Complete All-Vercel Setup
 Features:
- Camera OCR card scanning with Tesseract.js
- Beautiful glowing card effects and animations
- Intelligent card matching and recognition
- Mobile-responsive design with Tailwind CSS

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- Frontend: React TypeScript application
- Backend: Vercel Functions (replacing FastAPI)
- Database: JSON file with exported card data
- Deployment: Single Vercel project

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- api/ - Vercel Functions backend endpoints
- src/ - React frontend components and logic
- src/data/cards.json - Card database (12 cards)
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🚀 Ready for immediate Vercel deployment
2025-07-21 13:53:06 -05:00