BOHA 6a22195c7d feat(issued-orders): counterparty is now a supplier (dodavatel), not a customer
Issued orders are purchase orders WE send - they must pick from suppliers
(sklad_suppliers), not from customers. Per user decision customer_id was
REPLACED (not kept alongside): migration drops issued_orders.customer_id and
adds supplier_id FK -> sklad_suppliers (existing rows lose their counterparty
- the feature is days old; re-point them in the UI).

- service: input/filters/search (suppliers.name + ico)/enrichment/detail all
  supplier-based; create validates the supplier inside the transaction and
  update before write -> Czech 400 'Dodavatel nenalezen' instead of P2003 500;
  detail returns a minimal supplier field set (no internal notes leak)
- routes: supplier_id on list + stats; new GET /issued-orders/suppliers
  lookup (orders.view/create/edit guard - orders users lack warehouse.manage
  which guards the warehouse suppliers CRUD), active suppliers only,
  name+id ordering
- PDF: Dodavatel block now renders the supplier (name, newline-split address,
  IC/DIC), layout and both language label sets unchanged
- frontend: new SupplierPicker kit component (CustomerPicker untouched),
  IssuedOrderDetail/IssuedOrders switched to supplier_id/supplier_name; the
  picker keeps a fallback option for orders whose supplier was later
  deactivated; WarehouseSuppliers CRUD now also invalidates issued-orders so
  the picker can't go stale
- tests: issued-orders suite switched to supplier fixtures + new coverage
  (lookup shape + 403, nonexistent supplier 400, PDF supplier block)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-10 11:29:06 +02:00
2026-03-23 08:46:51 +01:00

boha-app-ts

Internal business-management system for a Czech company (attendance, invoicing, leave/trips, projects, vehicles, warehouse, HR) — a TypeScript/Node.js rewrite of the legacy PHP app. User-facing text is Czech by design.

For full architecture, conventions, and gotchas, see CLAUDE.md.

Stack

  • Backend: Fastify 5 · Prisma 6 → MySQL · Zod 4 · JWT (HS256) + TOTP 2FA
  • Frontend: React 18 · Vite · Material UI v7 (Emotion) · TanStack Query — an SPA in src/admin/, served by the same Fastify process (Vite middleware in dev, static files in prod)
  • Other: Puppeteer (PDF) · nodemailer · node-cron · @anthropic-ai/sdk (the admins-only "Odin" assistant)

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (LTS) and a MySQL database
  • Copy .env.example.env and fill in the required vars (DATABASE_URL, JWT_SECRET, TOTP_ENCRYPTION_KEY — generate the keys with openssl rand -hex 32)

Setup

npm install
npx prisma generate
npx prisma migrate dev      # apply migrations to your dev DB
npx prisma db seed          # optional: dev-only sample data (NEVER on prod)

Develop

npm run dev:server   # API (tsx watch) on http://127.0.0.1:3050
npm run dev:client   # Vite dev server (manage separately)

Build & run

npm run build        # tsc server → dist/  +  vite client → dist-client/
npm start            # node dist/server.js

Test

npm test             # vitest run — hits a real test DB (.env.test); no Prisma mocks

Quality gates

Before committing, all of these must pass:

npx tsc -b --noEmit  # typecheck (NOT `tsc -p tsconfig.json`)
npm run build
npx vitest run
npm run lint         # ESLint (incl. react-hooks) — see eslint.config.js

Database migrations

Every schema/data change is a tracked Prisma migration — never prisma db push or raw SQL on production. Stop the dev server before running prisma migrate dev. See CLAUDE.md → Database Migrations for the full workflow and the production deploy/hotfix process.

License

ISC

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