Rename + active-toggle already existed (this session, earlier commit)
-- this adds a genuine, permanent delete alongside them, guarded by a
confirm() prompt that points to the "Aktiv" checkbox as the reversible
alternative for someone just temporarily off. Existing bookings against
a deleted resource are left as-is (no FK in this schema, matching its
existing convention) -- the owner agenda already falls back to the raw
resource_id for a booking whose resource no longer resolves, same as
it does today for a deactivated one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Enables multiple barbers/staff bookable at the same location and time
-- previously "resource" conflated "location" and "the thing that
can't double-book itself" into one row, so a Filiale could only ever
have exactly one bookable slot at once.
- New `locations` table; `resources.location_id` with a generic,
idempotent backfill migration (any resource without a location gets
one auto-created matching its name -- not a one-off for any single
client, protects any future resource stuck in the old flat shape too)
- `resources`/`resource_hours`/services keep everything they already
had (hours, min-notice, max-advance, buffer, the no-overlap
constraint) scoped to resource_id, not location_id -- two barbers at
one location must stay independently bookable at the same time
- booking_db.py: new locations CRUD mirroring the existing
resources/services pattern; create_resource now requires a
location_id, guarded the same way every other tenant check here is
(get_location existence check, no real FK -- matches this schema's
existing no-FK convention throughout)
- app.py: new POST /api/locations provisioning route; POST
/api/resources now requires location_id
- owner_settings.py + settings.html: new self-service "add a Filiale"
/ "add a barber" UI -- there was previously no way to create a
resource at all outside the CRM/n8n provisioning API
- public_booking.py + book.html: new Filiale picker (reuses the
existing wireOptionGroup button-group pattern), filtering the
Mitarbeiter picker to the selected location -- a single-location
client sees no extra click, same as before Filialen existed
- owner_booking.py + agenda.html: the Filiale show/hide toggle and
hide-cancelled toggle (shipped earlier this session) now key off
location_id instead of resource_id, so hiding a Filiale hides every
barber's bookings at it; manual-booking dropdown grouped by Filiale
- n8n/onboarding.json: default provisioning now creates a "Hauptfiliale"
location before its resource (inert until re-imported into the live
n8n instance)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Easy!Appointments re-fires appointment_save on reschedule with the same
EA-<id> booking_id, so add_entity's plain INSERT 500s on the PK conflict.
Switch to ON CONFLICT (pk) DO UPDATE for every entity except activity_log
(no client-supplied pk), logging add vs update accordingly. Extended to
all keyed entities per the issue body, while preserving created_at/
received_at on redelivery for leads/clients/credentials so a redelivered
webhook can't clobber the original creation time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
n8n/onboarding.json now provisions a default resource (with Mon-Sat 09:00-18:00
hours so the public booking page has slots immediately), a starter service, and
an owner-login user for every new client, recording the temp password via the
existing credentials CRM entity -- gated behind an If check so a failed user
creation can't leave a stale credentials row. The EA-provisioning chain
(service/provider creation against Easy!Appointments) is removed entirely.
Adds POST /api/resources, /api/services, /api/owner_users to the backoffice API
for n8n to call, backed by booking_db.py's existing tenancy-safe create_*
helpers. Also adds "slug" to db.py's clients column list -- it was already a DB
column (#17) but the generic /api/clients POST silently dropped it, so
onboarding could never actually set a client's public-facing slug.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Flask fires a fire-and-forget internal webhook (owner_notify.py, mirroring
mailer.py's background-thread queue) on booking create/cancel/reschedule,
carrying the same {booking, business_name, notify_channel} shape the old
EA-driven "Build booking row" node produced, plus an event field so the
Telegram message can say what actually happened. n8n/booking-sync.json gets
a new webhook + IF node feeding the existing Telegram node directly, so it
no longer needs EA's API to build the notification payload; channel routing
(only telegram sends for now) lives in that IF node.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each client now gets their own clients.ics_token (lazily generated on
first /owner/settings visit), which both authenticates and scopes
/api/bookings.ics -- closing the gap where any shared-token holder
could view another client's bookings by swapping the client_id query
param. The owner settings page now surfaces a copyable subscribe URL.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Postgres is now the sole source of truth: delete sheets.py and
import_from_sheets.py, strip mirror_entity/mirror_async/_mirror_worker and
POST /api/sync from app.py, drop the tab/mirror keys from db.py's TABLES.
Re-point n8n/renewal-reminder.json at the CRM's own HTTP API (GET
/api/clients, POST /api/activity_log) instead of the Sheets nodes, and drop
SHEET_ID/GOOGLE_SA_JSON from deploy env/compose and requests from
requirements.txt (PyJWT stays — still used by booking_api.py). Updates
docs/README/playbooks accordingly and closes the old #5 (atomic mirror) as
moot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a session-authenticated /owner/settings blueprint for services CRUD
(create/edit/deactivate), per-resource opening hours + min-notice/max-advance/
buffer, and client-level auto_confirm/notify_channel — all scoped to the
logged-in owner's own client_id. Extends booking_db.py with the missing
tenant-scoped update_service/update_resource/update_client writes, mirroring
the existing update_booking allowlist pattern.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds an owner-authenticated weekly agenda (grouped by day, today highlighted)
with manual walk-in/phone booking creation, cancel, and reschedule -- all
routed through booking_api.py's create/cancel/reschedule logic (refactored
into shared helpers) so the EXCLUDE overlap constraint and confirmation
email stay on the single existing code path. Manual creation can skip the
opening-hours/min-notice/max-advance/buffer checks via an explicit override,
but never the overlap constraint itself.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Flask-session login scoped to one client_id (never a request param),
self-service + operator-triggered password reset via single-use tokens,
and an Owner accounts tab on the CRM dashboard.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sends a confirmation email (best-effort, fire-and-forget SMTP via mailer.py)
on booking creation, with a manage-booking link embedding the ticket-2 signed
token. Adds /manage/<token>, a stateless cancel/reschedule page that reuses
the existing slot-picker against booking_api's create/cancel/reschedule API,
distinguishing an invalid/expired link from an already-cancelled one. Sender
address uses the client's own domain when configured, falling back to a
mivanchenko.de address otherwise.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the customer-facing /book/<slug> page: service/slot picker, booking
form, and confirmation screen, built on #16's existing booking JSON API.
Includes iframe auto-fit height reporting (mirroring
deploy/booking/booking_layout.js's eaBookingHeight message), brand-color
theming via a ?color= query param, a honeypot field with a fake-success
response indistinguishable from a real booking, and a clear "just taken"
message on slot-conflict. Caddy per-IP rate limiting is documented in
deploy/booking/RATE_LIMIT.md for manual application (no Caddyfile is
tracked in this repo).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the plumbing that makes "can a customer actually get booked" true
end to end at the API layer, on top of #15's schema/tenancy layer.
- resource_hours table + min_notice_minutes/max_advance_days/buffer_minutes
on resources -- config #15 didn't include but #16 depends on.
- availability.py: pure slot-generation function, correct across a
Europe/Berlin DST transition (tested both directions).
- booking_api.py: JSON blueprint for slot listing, booking creation
(auto_confirm -> confirmed/pending), and signed-JWT cancel/reschedule,
registered into app.py.
- booking_db.py gains resource-hours CRUD, a tenant-scoped busy-bookings
query for buffer/slot validation, and a read-only client lookup.
A true concurrent-threads test (not just sequential requests) surfaced a
real gap: Postgres can raise DeadlockDetected instead of ExclusionViolation
when two overlapping inserts race the exclusion constraint directly, which
went uncaught and would have 500'd instead of giving the clean 4xx the
ticket requires -- now caught alongside ExclusionViolation.
Also fixed: reschedule used the request's raw UTC offset to pick the
business day instead of the client's own timezone (could pick the wrong
day's hours/bookings near local midnight); the cancel/reschedule JWT no
longer falls back to reusing CRM_API_TOKEN as its signing secret.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the plumbing every other booking ticket builds on: resources,
services, users, and password_reset_tokens tables, plus the clients
columns (slug, timezone, auto_confirm, ics_token) and the bookings
resource_id/EXCLUDE-constraint double-booking protection described in #14.
booking_db.py is the only place raw SQL runs against these tables --
every function takes client_id and injects the tenant filter itself,
and create/update_booking additionally verify the resource_id belongs
to that client before writing, closing a guessed-ID cross-tenant hole.
Tests spin up a real throwaway Postgres 16 container (matching prod) and
exercise the EXCLUDE constraint, tenancy isolation, and password-reset
single-use semantics end to end, per #14's "real Postgres, no mocking"
testing decision.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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