- Enforce axum best practices across all 13 workspace crates
(max 200 LOC/file, no comments, no unwrap, clean architecture)
- Fix domain→infrastructure dependency inversions in imphnen-iam and imphnen-dimentorin
- Extract imphnen-storage (MinIO) and imphnen-email (Lettre) as standalone crates
- Centralize all config in ENV struct: CDN_URL, CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS
- Centralize SMTP through imphnen-email; remove dead HackathonConfig
- Centralize database: QR crate now shares main DB pool (single DATABASE_URL)
- Rename QR users table to qr_users to avoid collision with main users table
- Merge imphnen-qr into imphnen-cms/src/qr (13 crates, down from 14)
- Restructure imphnen-hackathon flat modules into clean architecture
- Remove all stale env vars from .env.example (SurrealDB, QR_JWT, Hackathon infra)
- Fix Dockerfile to include all current workspace crates
- Bump all crate versions 0.2.0 → 0.3.0
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ports the Go QR campaign overlay service to a self-contained Rust crate
nested at /v1/qr/... in the gateway.
Features:
- Auth: register, login, Google OAuth, JWT refresh (bcrypt compat with Go DB)
- Users: profile management + admin CRUD (list/role/delete)
- Campaigns: create (auto-generates QR PNG via qrcode crate), list,
activate, delete; process-image endpoint overlays active campaign QR
onto uploaded images (bottom-right corner, image crate)
- QR pool connects to imphnen_qr database via QR_DATABASE_URL
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Consolidates the standalone hackathon backend (16 crates) into a single
imphnen-hackathon crate following the existing clean architecture patterns.
All endpoints are exposed under /v1/hackathon/ via the gateway.
Features migrated:
- Auth: Supabase-based signup/login/GitHub OAuth/password reset (own JWT)
- Users: profile management with team listing
- Teams: CRUD with city validation, deadline enforcement, invite system
- Invitations: team member invitations with accept/reject flow
- Join Requests: team join request workflow
- Chat: team messaging with author/leader delete permissions
- Submissions: project submission lifecycle (draft→pending→submitted)
- Storage: Supabase Storage file upload endpoints
- Certificates: public user certificate data endpoint
- Winners: public winners listing
- Admin: admin-only CRUD for all entities
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Complete architectural overhaul across all 12 crates:
- Replace validator crate with zod-rs for all DTO validation
- Replace manual pagination with paginator-rs/paginator-sea-orm
- Migrate all modules (iam, cms, gacha, dimentorin) to clean architecture:
domain → application → infrastructure layers
- Introduce trait-based DI (Arc<dyn Trait>) at every layer for repositories and services
- Delete all v1/ legacy SurrealDB-era code across every crate
- Replace opaque response helpers with typed IntoResponse structs (ApiSuccess, ApiCreated, ApiPaginated, ApiMessage)
- Remove dual_mode_repository, migration_validation_errors, validator.rs dead code
- Zero cargo clippy warnings; release build clean
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Implemented tests for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting hackathons.
- Added validation tests for hackathon creation and updates.
- Included tests for hackathon events and timelines, ensuring proper handling of edge cases.
- Created tests for hackathon submissions, including validation and submission status updates.
- Organized tests into a dedicated module for better structure and maintainability.
- Implemented tests for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting mentors in `mentor_repository_test.rs`.
- Added tests for user authentication, including successful login, invalid email formats, and inactive users in `auth_login_tests.rs`.
- Created a mock test environment setup in `mock_test.rs` to facilitate database operations during tests.
- Updated module structure to include new test files for mentors and authentication.
- Ensured cleanup of the database after tests to maintain isolation and prevent side effects.
