Moderator role existed in the schema and was already respected by
comment deletion, but every admin page/route treated moderator
identically to a regular user (403/redirect). Wires it up narrowly:
admin/layout.tsx now lets admin+moderator through and filters the
nav by role, while every admin-only page (users, tiers, settings,
webhooks, insights, etc.) explicitly redirects moderators away via a
new requireFullAdminPage() helper -- the nav filter is UX, this is
the actual gate. Moderators land on Reports and Recipes: reports
GET/PATCH now accept requireAdmin({allowModerator: true}), and a new
PATCH /api/v1/admin/recipes/[id] lets admin+moderator unpublish a
public recipe (flip to private) as a takedown action, audit-logged.
Also found and fixed a real bug while auditing the PWA push pipeline
for a "push click-through" gap: public/sw.js had no `push` event
listener at all, so incoming push messages never displayed anything
-- push was silently non-functional end-to-end despite the
subscribe/send plumbing all working. Added the push listener
(showNotification) and a notificationclick listener that focuses an
existing tab or opens one at the payload's url.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
All literal "team" tier-value references renamed to "family" across
API routes, admin UI, OpenAPI schemas, and lib/tiers.ts. The DB enum
value itself is renamed in place via ALTER TYPE ... RENAME VALUE
(migration 0044) rather than drizzle-kit's auto-generated
drop-and-recreate-the-enum migration, which would have failed against
any existing row still holding 'team' — RENAME VALUE preserves
existing data with no cast/backfill needed.
Also adds STRIPE_PLAN.md — a full Stripe billing integration plan
(Checkout+Portal, tier→Price mapping, admin billing dashboard, and a
multi-user Family-group design since Family is meant to cover several
accounts under one subscription, not one payer). Planning only, no
Stripe code yet.
v0.47.0
Widens the tier enum from free/pro to free/pro/team and every
"free" | "pro" cast that assumed exactly two tiers (~30 call sites:
every AI route's withAiQuota/checkAndIncrementTierLimit call, admin
user/invite management, upload quota checks, OpenAPI schemas). Team
sits above Pro with genuinely unlimited recipes/public-recipes (the
-1 sentinel, which Pro doesn't actually use — Pro uses large finite
numbers instead) and a higher AI-call/storage cap. Seeded via
db:seed, editable afterward from Admin > Tiers.
role (user/moderator/admin — permissions) and tier (free/pro/team —
billing limits) stay separate concepts, as they already were; this
does not touch role-based permissions.
Requires migration 0043 to run against a live DB — not applied in
this sandbox (no Docker here); run `pnpm db:migrate` then `pnpm db:seed`.
v0.44.0
Root layout used title.template ("%s | Epicure") and 38 pages set
their own title, producing "Recipes | Epicure", "Messages — Epicure",
etc. Drop the template, set a flat "Epicure" default, and clear every
page's title override so they all inherit it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sticky sidebar with back-to-app link. Overview: user counts, recipe photos, AI calls/month.
User management with role/tier editing. Audit log (all admin actions).
Storage page with photo breakdown by tier. AI config showing DB vs .env key source.
Site settings page to override .env values at runtime (encrypted in DB).
Arnaud