- Separate stock/intake reminder tracking in DB with dedicated columns
- Add shareStockStatus setting to control stock visibility on shared links
- Rewrite planner notification to support both email and Shoutrrr push
- Add push notification footer text for intake and stock reminders
- New DB migrations: stock_reminder_tracking (0006), share_stock_status (0007)
- Update backend i18n with demandCalculator section and critically low text
- Add 514 passing backend tests including new coverage for all changes
- 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.
Daniel Volz