This commit introduces a new `quantity` field to the document job schema, ensuring it is required with a default value of 1. The routes and services for managing document jobs are updated to include this new field, allowing for its inclusion in both creation and editing processes. Additionally, the allowed filters and sorters are modified to accommodate the new `quantity` field, enhancing the overall functionality and flexibility of document job management.
This commit introduces a new field, `referencedTemplates`, to the document template schema, allowing for the association of other document templates. It also adds utility functions for extracting references from template content and converting filter values to ObjectIds. The document template service is updated to recalculate and populate referenced templates when editing a document template. Additionally, route handlers are modified to support the new referenced templates in their population logic, improving the management of document templates.
This commit introduces the `EventManager` class, which facilitates tracking and broadcasting object events using NATS and websockets. The `documenttemplate.schema.js` file is updated to change the `testObject` field type to `ObjectId` with a reference path, improving data integrity. Additionally, the document template service is enhanced with new functionalities for asynchronous rendering and progress reporting, utilizing Redis for storing render requests. Corresponding tests are added to ensure the correct functionality of the new event handling and document management features.
This commit introduces new padding options for document sizes, allowing for customizable print padding and specific padding values (left, right, top, bottom). The document size schema has been updated to include these new fields, and corresponding route handlers have been modified to handle padding data during document size creation and editing. Additionally, the template manager has been updated to apply padding when rendering templates, ensuring that the layout respects the specified padding values. Tests have been added to verify the correct application of padding in both document sizes and templates, improving the overall document formatting capabilities.
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 commit introduces a new feature for managing user groups within the application, including the creation of a `usergroup.schema.js` file for the Mongoose schema and corresponding route handlers for CRUD operations. Additionally, the permission settings functionality has been refactored to use a singular `permissionSetting` model instead of the previous plural form. Tests have been added to ensure the functionality of both user groups and permission settings services, enhancing the application's capability to manage user roles and permissions effectively.
This commit introduces a new feature for managing permission settings within the application. It includes the creation of a new `permissions.js` file for handling permission logic, a corresponding Mongoose schema for permission settings, and route handlers for CRUD operations on permission settings. Additionally, tests have been added to ensure the functionality of the new permission settings service. This enhancement improves the application's capability to manage user permissions effectively.
This update introduces a new field, `sortSidebarVisibility`, to the user settings schema, allowing for more flexible management of sidebar visibility preferences. The field is defined as a mixed type with a default value of an empty object, enhancing the schema's capabilities for user customization.
- Introduced new fields: 'invoicedAmount', 'invoicedAmountWithTax', 'invoicedAmountRemaining', and 'invoicedAmountWithTaxRemaining' to the shipment schema for better tracking of invoicing status.
- Updated the recalculation logic to compute remaining invoiced amounts based on the newly added fields.
- Introduced a new 'name' field as a required attribute in the order item schema.
- Added invoicing-related fields: 'invoicedAmountWithTax', 'invoicedAmount', 'invoicedQuantity', 'invoicedAmountRemaining', 'invoicedAmountWithTaxRemaining', and 'invoicedQuantityRemaining' to track invoicing status.
- Updated route handlers to accommodate the new 'name' field in order item creation and editing processes.
- Enhanced the recalculation logic to include remaining invoiced amounts and quantities.
- Introduced a new payment schema to handle payment records, including fields for amount, vendor, client, invoice, and state.
- Implemented route handlers for CRUD operations on payments, including listing, creating, editing, and deleting payments.
- Updated application routes to include payment routes for better organization and access.
- Added statistics and history retrieval methods for payments to enhance reporting capabilities.
- Renamed 'vendor' and 'client' fields to 'from' and 'to' for better semantic understanding.
- Added 'acknowledgedAt' field to track acknowledgment date of invoices.
- Added new schemas for invoice order items and shipments to support detailed invoice management.
- Updated the main invoice schema to include references to order items and shipments.
- Implemented a recalculation method for invoice totals, including amounts with and without tax.
- Enhanced rollup configurations to provide more detailed statistics on invoice states.
