azimuttapp / azimutt

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https://azimutt.app
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Allow rights for users #316

Closed loicknuchel closed 4 months ago

loicknuchel commented 4 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the Azimutt application enhance code clarity, improve role management, and streamline data retrieval processes. Key modifications include renaming functions for better semantic understanding, optimizing preload operations, and adding role fields to user and organization models. These changes aim to improve maintainability and user experience while preserving core functionalities of the application.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
backend/lib/azimutt.ex Function renames for clarity: limits to features, use_cases to showcase_usages, and features to showcase_features.
backend/lib/azimutt/accounts.ex Simplified user data retrieval functions; updated preload logic to align with new user relationship structures.
backend/lib/azimutt/accounts/user.ex Updated associations in the user schema; changed has_one :profile and many_to_many :organizations to has_one :profile and has_many :members.
backend/lib/azimutt/admin.ex Refactored preload calls for user and organization-related functions to enhance readability and maintainability.
backend/lib/azimutt/organizations.ex Introduced role management functions; modified member removal to accept user_id instead of member_id, and enhanced preload logic.
backend/lib/azimutt/organizations/organization_invitation.ex Added role field to organization_invitations schema; updated create_changeset function to include the new field.
backend/lib/azimutt/organizations/organization_member.ex Introduced role field in organization_members schema; modified changesets to handle role assignment upon creation and updates.
backend/lib/azimutt_web/controllers/... Various controllers refactored to improve variable assignment logic, enhance organization context handling, and implement new helper functions for ownership checks.
backend/lib/azimutt_web/views/... Enhanced views to handle user roles and organization memberships, improving access control and presentation logic.
frontend/src/... Introduced new UserRole module; modified project functions to include user role parameters; updated data structures to reflect user roles.
backend/priv/repo/migrations/... Migration to add role columns in organization_members and organization_invitations tables.
backend/test/support/fixtures/... Consolidated preload calls in fixture creation for organizations, enhancing data loading efficiency.
backend/lib/azimutt_web/utils/controller_helpers.ex New module for utility functions to handle authorization and feature checks across controllers.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Controller
    participant Service
    participant Database

    User->>Controller: Initiate action (e.g., create member)
    Controller->>Service: Validate user and organization context
    Service->>Database: Update or retrieve member information
    Database-->>Service: Return result
    Service-->>Controller: Send back response
    Controller-->>User: Display result

A rabbit hops through code so bright,
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Features renamed, clarity gained,
In roles and functions, all is retained.
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