Six decisions ratified — five architect-self-ratifiable, one (D1, scope expansion to gate the three import routes with auth + admin-role + import rate-limit, plus the matching Bearer-token fix in pages/admin/card-import.js) routed back for operator approval before implementer dispatch. Architecture: single brief, ~180 LOC across 10 files. Lib refactor preserves Brief 4's checkAuthRateLimit(req) contract; adds four named exports (search/upload/generate/import) with a Map<className, Ratelimit> cache and distinct Redis prefix per class. Per-class limits tuned against real client behavior — search bumped from 30 to 60/min after finding ShareModal handleSearch has no debounce; generate bumped from 3 to 5/hour after confirming the generator uses DiceBear (free) not a paid AI service. Brief includes verbatim new lib/rate-limit.js shape so the implementer has zero design discretion, plus per-route verbatim post-edit shapes for all seven gated handlers and the admin-UI fetch fix. Decision 1 investigation finding: pages/admin/card-import.js currently fetches without an Authorization header. Without the matching fix in this brief, adding getUserFromRequest to the import APIs immediately breaks the admin UI on first run — the brief is internally consistent only with both edits shipping together. Decision 6 correction: the convoy file's claim that vitest transitively loads lib/rate-limit.js is stale (rg verified no test imports it). The lib refactor is strictly safer than the convoy file implied. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> |
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TCG Vault
A modern trading card game collection manager built with Next.js and Neon Database.
🚀 Features
- Card Management: Track your MTG, Pokémon, and Lorcana cards
- Collection Organization: Create and manage card collections
- Deck Building: Build and share decks
- Authentication: Secure user accounts with JWT
- Admin Panel: Manage cards and users
- Real-time Pricing: Track card values
🛠️ Tech Stack
- Frontend: Next.js 16 (Pages router), React 18, JavaScript (TypeScript is a devDep only — see
AGENTS.mdGotcha #9) - Backend: Next.js API Routes
- Database: Neon PostgreSQL (serverless)
- Authentication: JWT with bcrypt (24-hour expiry;
lib/auth-secret.jsis the single source of truth forJWT_SECRET) - Rate limiting:
@upstash/ratelimiton/api/auth/login+/api/auth/register(5 attempts / 15 min per IP) - Testing: Vitest (unit); Playwright queued
- Styling: Tailwind CSS
- Deployment: Vercel
📦 Installation
-
Clone the repository
git clone <repository-url> cd tcg-vault -
Install dependencies
npm install -
Set up environment variables
cp .env.example .env.localUpdate
.env.localwith your Neon database URL and a real JWT secret:POSTGRES_URL="postgresql://your-username:your-password@your-host/your-database" JWT_SECRET="<generate with: openssl rand -hex 32>" # Required for `npm run setup-db` — used once to hash the initial admin password. # Set in .env.local for local dev, or as a CI secret if you run setup from CI. ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORD="<generate with: openssl rand -base64 24>" # Optional — exercise the rate limiter locally. Without them, `lib/rate-limit.js` # warn-and-no-ops in dev. In production these are auto-provisioned by the # Vercel Upstash Marketplace integration. KV_REST_API_URL="https://<your-upstash-host>.upstash.io" KV_REST_API_TOKEN="<your-upstash-rest-token>"JWT_SECRETis required —lib/auth-secret.jsthrows at import time if it's unset.ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORDis required fornpm run setup-db— the script exits with code 1 if it's unset. -
Set up the database
npm run setup-db -
Start development server
npm run dev
🗄️ Database Schema
The application uses the following tables:
users- User accounts and authenticationcards- Card information and metadatauser_cards- User's card collectionscollections- Named card collectionscollection_cards- Cards in collectionsdecks- Deck definitionsdeck_cards- Cards in decks
🔧 API Endpoints
Authentication
POST /api/auth/register- User registrationPOST /api/auth/login- User login
Admin
GET /api/admin- Admin panel data
Health Check
GET /api/health- Application health
Note: Earlier revisions of this README also listed
GET /api/test-db(and three other unauthenticated dev endpoints:/api/simple,/api/test-auth,/api/setup-database). All four were deleted infix-auth-bypassBrief 3 (commitfc0dd73) and CI now blocks their reintroduction. Don't recreate them.
🚀 Deployment
This app is configured for deployment on Vercel:
- Connect your repository to Vercel
- Set environment variables in Vercel dashboard
- Deploy automatically on push to main branch
📁 Project Structure
tcg-vault/
├── pages/ # Next.js pages and API routes
│ ├── api/ # API endpoints
│ │ ├── auth/ # Authentication routes
│ │ └── admin/ # Admin routes
│ ├── _app.js # App wrapper
│ └── index.js # Home page
├── lib/ # Utility libraries
│ └── database.js # Database adapter
├── scripts/ # Database setup scripts
├── public/ # Static assets
└── .env.local # Environment variables
🔐 First-time admin setup
npm run setup-db creates a single admin user the first time it runs. The
password is read from the ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORD environment variable; the
script exits with code 1 (and does not open a database connection) if the
variable is unset or empty.
- Local dev: set
ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORDin.env.localbefore runningnpm run setup-db. Useopenssl rand -base64 24(or any other strong source) to generate the value. - CI / Vercel: set
ADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORDas a project secret if setup ever runs from CI. The env var is only read by the seed script; runtime auth uses the per-user password stored in the database. - Admin email: the seed creates
admin@tcgvault.com. Change the password immediately after first login via the app's profile settings.
Operators of envs that pre-date this change:
npm run setup-dbis idempotent (ON CONFLICT (email) DO NOTHING) — re-running it withADMIN_INITIAL_PASSWORDset will not rotate an existing admin row's password. If your environment was set up before this change and still has the prior weak default, rotate the password manually via the app after logging in, or wait for the queuedrotate-default-adminfollow-up convoy.
🤝 Contributing
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Make your changes
- Submit a pull request
📄 License
MIT License - see LICENSE file for details