README described an old blue palette and no product features. Now lists
the actual feature surface (booking, waitlists, schedules, intake,
metrics, exports, feeds, notifications, i18n, Stripe/SMS), correct demo
tenant slug, and the real warm-cream/terracotta token palette.
FRONTEND_ISSUES open-items count updated to current (~60 ternaries).
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GET /v1/public/calendar/{token} serves an RFC 5545 calendar under a
token-as-secret URL (private Google/Outlook link model). Staff feeds
contain only that member's bookings; the tenant feed tags each event
with the staff member. Window is -30d to +180d; cancelled bookings map
to STATUS:CANCELLED, waitlisted/pending to TENTATIVE + TRANSPARENT.
Summaries resolve service or class-session titles, descriptions carry
localized contact labels, locations resolve to names.
Feed tokens live on tenants/staff (migration 00015) and are managed via
GET /v1/calendar/feed plus POST /v1/calendar/feed/rotate — rotating a
scope invalidates the old URL. ICS rendering is hand-rolled: TEXT
escaping, CRLF, 75-octet folding on rune boundaries.
Settings gains a "Kalendář (ICS)" card with copyable URLs and two-step
rotation per scope; demo mode points at the real seeded tokens.
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Adds the roster and manual promotion controls deferred from the booking
lifecycle milestones. Businesses can now inspect who holds a seat and who
is queueing on a class session, and promote waitlisted customers by hand
— including a deliberate over-capacity override when the session is full.
Backend:
- GET /v1/catalog/class-sessions/{id}/roster — session metadata plus
confirmed and waitlist entry lists with queue positions
- POST /v1/catalog/bookings/{id}/promote — 409 on a full session unless
allowOverCapacity is set; 400 for non-waitlisted, 404 for missing or
foreign bookings; reuses the shared confirm path so waitlist ledger
rows resolve and reminder jobs re-arm
- ListBookingsBySession repository method (pgx + memory); ClassSession
carries waitlistCount; UpcomingBooking carries classSessionId and
waitlistPosition
- OpenAPI paths + schemas, regenerated client, catalog service tests
Frontend:
- classes tab session rows expand into a two-column roster panel with
per-entry promote buttons and an explicit confirm-anyway step on 409
- booking detail modal shows waitlist position and offers promote for
waitlisted bookings; list badges show #N queue positions
- CS/EN i18n keys and seeded demo roster data; demo mutations surface
the demo notice
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This commit performs a major architectural refactor by migrating the standalone `auth-service` into the main `backend` application, enabling a unified codebase and simplified deployment. It also introduces comprehensive Stripe billing support and a new administrative dashboard.
Key changes:
- **Architecture**: Deleted `apps/auth-service` and integrated its functionality (JWT, magic links, OAuth, user management) into `apps/backend`.
- **Billing**: Added Stripe integration to `backend`, supporting both monthly and yearly subscription cycles with automatic plan entitlement enforcement (e.g., location limits).
- **Admin Dashboard**: Implemented a new administrative service and API endpoints to manage tenants, users, and view platform-wide statistics.
- **Frontend**:
- Added a new pricing page with monthly/yearly toggle and comparison table.
- Integrated Stripe and Sentry for payments and error tracking.
- Improved dashboard UX/UI and added i18n support for new features.
- Enhanced the public booking flow with better validation and contact form integration.
- **Database**: Added migrations for users, magic links, password resets, OAuth states, admin audit logs, and refresh tokens.
- **DevOps**: Updated environment configurations for Railway and Vercel, and streamlined the project's `package.json` scripts.
