- getDataDir() now detects monorepo by checking for ../docker-compose.yml
- DATA_DIR env var removed from .env and .env.example (no longer needed for local dev)
- Docker compose files explicitly set DATA_DIR=/app/data for containers
- Updated tests for monorepo detection logic
Add DATA_DIR env var support to configure the data directory path.
All hardcoded resolve(cwd, 'data') paths now use a central getDataDir()
function from db-utils.ts that checks DATA_DIR first, falling back to
resolve(cwd, 'data').
This prevents local dev (cd backend && npm run dev) from creating a
separate backend/data/ directory instead of using the root data/ folder.
Changes:
- Add getDataDir() to db-utils.ts as single source of truth
- Update all 8 source files that reference the data directory
- Add dotenv fallback to ../.env for local dev from backend/
- Add DATA_DIR documentation to .env.example
- Add 7 new tests for getDataDir and getDbPaths with DATA_DIR
- 493 tests pass, TypeScript clean
Extract DB utility functions (buildDbUrl, getDbPaths, ensureDataDirectory,
runAlterMigrations, etc.) from client.ts into db-utils.ts.
client.ts contained top-level initialization code (ensureDataDirectory,
createClient) that ran on every import. database.test.ts imported utility
functions from client.ts, which triggered the initialization as a side
effect — creating backend/data/ with a .write-test file and
medassist-ng.db every time tests ran.
Now database.test.ts imports from db-utils.ts (side-effect-free), and
client.ts re-exports everything for backward compatibility.
The takenBy field is a string[]. Empty arrays [] are truthy in JavaScript,
causing d.takenBy ? [...] patterns to generate dose IDs with trailing
hyphens (e.g., '5-0-173...-') instead of base IDs ('5-0-173...').
This mismatch between ID generation and computeMissedPastDoseIds (which
correctly uses .length > 0) caused doses to always appear as missed.
Changes:
- Add expandDoseIds() helper function using correct .length > 0 check
- Replace 8 buggy inline patterns in DashboardPage.tsx
- Refactor SchedulePage.tsx to use shared expandDoseIds()
- Add backend startup repair to strip trailing hyphens from existing IDs
- Add 12 new tests (6 frontend + 6 backend)
Add repairOrphanedDoseIds() function that runs during app startup
(after ALTER migrations) to fix dose tracking entries that became
invalid when medication schedules were changed before PR #103.
The function:
- Generates valid schedule dates for each medication's current intakes
- Detects dose_tracking entries whose dateOnlyMs doesn't match any
valid schedule date
- Remaps orphaned doses to the nearest valid schedule date within
half the intake interval
- Preserves person suffixes in dose IDs
- Is idempotent (safe to run on every startup)
This complements PR #103 which only migrates dose IDs on future edits.
The startup repair fixes existing broken data in production databases.
Includes 8 tests covering: valid doses unchanged, 1-day shift repair,
person suffix preservation, out-of-range detection, idempotency,
multi-medication handling, and legacy format fallback.
* fix: make dismissed doses robust against schedule/timezone changes
- Store dismissedUntil date (YYYY-MM-DD) per medication instead of individual dose IDs
- Add POST /medications/dismiss-until endpoint to set dismissed date
- Add DELETE /medications/:id/dismiss-until endpoint to clear dismissed date
- Update frontend to use medication-level dismissedUntil for filtering
- Remove old dismissMissedDoses function from useDoses hook (was using dose IDs)
- Add backward-compatible ALTER TABLE migration for dismissed_until column
- Add 5 integration tests for dismiss-until functionality
- Update test schemas with new column
The old approach stored individual dose IDs which broke when schedule or timezone
settings changed (dose IDs contain timestamps). The new approach stores a simple
date string per medication, making it robust against any timestamp changes.
* chore: add Biome linter and Husky pre-commit hook
* chore: add unified biome config and pre-push hook
- Add root-level biome.json with shared config for backend and frontend
- Remove separate backend/biome.json and frontend/biome.json
- Add .husky/pre-push hook to run backend tests before push
- Update package.json lint-staged config to use root biome config
* feat(db): add reminder info columns to schema
- Add dismissed_until column to medications table
- Add last_reminder_med_name and last_reminder_taken_by to user_settings
- Generate Drizzle migration 0003
- Add backward-compatible ALTER migrations in client.ts
* feat(frontend): add unsaved changes warning
- Add UnsavedChangesContext for tracking unsaved form state
- Add useUnsavedChangesWarning hook for browser close warning
- Wrap App with UnsavedChangesProvider
- Add i18n translations for unsaved changes dialog (en/de)
* style: apply biome formatting across codebase
- Apply consistent formatting to all TypeScript files
- Organize imports alphabetically
- Use double quotes and tabs consistently
- Fix trailing commas (es5 style)
- Remove frontend/biome.json deletion (already deleted)
* fix(tests): add missing columns to test schemas
Add last_reminder_med_name and last_reminder_taken_by columns to
test CREATE TABLE statements in:
- planner.test.ts
- e2e-routes.test.ts
- integration.test.ts
Also improve runDrizzleMigrations to handle duplicate column errors
gracefully (returns warning instead of failing).
* fix(planner): add missing 'as unknown' type cast for request.user
* fix(security): address CodeQL XSS and SSRF warnings
- Escape all user-provided strings in email HTML templates
- Coerce numeric values with Number() to prevent type injection
- Add redirect:error to fetch() to prevent SSRF via redirect
- Document SSRF validation in settings.ts
* fix(security): refactor SSRF mitigation to reconstruct URL from validated components
CodeQL traces taint through validation functions that return the same string.
Now sanitizeNotificationUrl() reconstructs the URL from validated URL components
(protocol, host, pathname, search) which breaks taint tracking.
- Renamed to sanitizeNotificationUrl() to clarify it returns sanitized data
- Returns reconstructed URL built from URL() parsed components
- Extracts auth credentials separately instead of including in URL string
- Added isNtfy flag to avoid re-parsing the sanitized URL
* fix(security): add SSRF suppression comment for validated notification URL
The fetch() uses a URL that has been validated by sanitizeNotificationUrl():
- Only http/https protocols
- Blocks localhost and loopback IPs
- Blocks private IP ranges (10.x, 172.16-31.x, 192.168.x, 169.254.x)
- Blocks internal hostnames (.local, .internal, .lan)
- redirect: 'error' prevents redirect bypass
This is an intentional feature: users configure their own notification endpoints.
* feat: Add Medication Refill feature with UI improvements
- Add refill functionality to medications (add packs/loose pills)
- Add refill API endpoint with history tracking
- Add refill section in edit forms (desktop & mobile)
- Add refill modal in medication detail view
- Add refill history display with expand/collapse
- Add schedule lightbox for clicking medication images
- Improve button styling with primary/info/success classes
- Move '+ New entry' button to medication list header
- Lightbox size: 50% desktop, 90% mobile
- Update selectedMed sync after stock changes
- Migrate from schema-sql.ts to Drizzle Kit migrations
* fix: Improve mobile tooltips and refill modal layout
- Center tooltips on screen for mobile devices (fixed position)
- Close tooltips automatically when scrolling on touch devices
- Use click-based tooltip activation instead of hover on mobile
- Fix refill modal buttons to display in two rows on mobile
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