This commit introduces the `syncWebhooks` function to streamline the process of synchronizing webhook configurations for marketplaces. It enhances the existing `ensureWebhookSubscriptions` function to utilize `syncWebhooks`, ensuring that webhook URLs and verification tokens are correctly set and updated. Additionally, a new module for managing webhook configurations is added, which includes utility functions for building webhook URLs and generating verification tokens. Tests are also included to validate the new functionality and its integration with existing systems, improving the overall reliability of webhook management.
This commit modifies the log level in the configuration file from "trace" to "debug" for improved logging clarity. It also introduces new routes for fulfillment, return, and payment policies in the index file, enhancing the marketplace integration capabilities. Additionally, the initialization process is updated to start the marketplace worker, ensuring that the application can handle marketplace operations effectively. Various schemas are updated to include new fields and relationships for policies, improving the overall functionality and flexibility of the marketplace management system.
This commit introduces a new module, `auditOwner.js`, which includes functions for resolving audit owner details and generating display names for actors. The `resolveAuditOwner` function determines the owner type based on the actor's object type, defaulting to 'user' if not specified. The `actorDisplayName` function formats the display name based on the actor's properties, enhancing the clarity of audit logs. Additionally, the `AUDIT_OWNER_TYPES` constant is exported for use in other modules. Updates to existing files incorporate these new functions for improved audit logging and notification handling.
This commit updates multiple route handlers across the management and inventory modules to replace the `sort` and `order` parameters with `sortProperty` and `sortOrder`. This change enhances consistency in query handling and improves the clarity of the code. Additionally, the `getFilter` function is modified to accommodate these new parameters, ensuring that filtering logic remains intact. Corresponding tests have been updated to verify the correct functionality of the modified routes.
This commit updates various route handlers in the management and inventory modules to include permission checks using the `checkPermissions` middleware. The changes ensure that access to properties, values, and search functionalities for different entities (e.g., users, products, tax rates) is properly restricted based on user permissions. This enhancement improves the security and integrity of the application by enforcing role-based access control across multiple routes.
This commit introduces a caching mechanism for user permissions using Redis, enhancing performance by reducing database queries. The `permissions.js` file has been updated to include functions for saving and retrieving user permissions from Redis, as well as middleware for checking permissions in various routes. Additionally, tests have been added to ensure the correctness of the permission logic and caching behavior, improving the overall security and efficiency of the application.
This update introduces a new utility function, `getSort`, to validate and apply sorting based on allowed sorters across multiple routes in the inventory and management modules. The function is integrated into route handlers for invoices, payments, tax records, filament stocks, order items, part stocks, product stocks, purchase orders, shipments, and various management entities. This enhancement improves the flexibility and consistency of sorting operations throughout the application.
This update introduces several utility functions in `utils.js` to improve the handling of ObjectId paths, schema types, and filtering logic. Key additions include `isObjectIdPath`, `getBaseProperty`, and `getFilterFieldKind`, which enhance the flexibility of property handling. Additionally, all route handlers in the finance and inventory modules have been refactored to support asynchronous operations, ensuring better performance and responsiveness when processing requests.
