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Implements GET, POST, and DELETE handlers for managing project collaborators. Includes authentication, authorization, and error handling for listing, adding, and removing collaborators on a project.
Updated collaborator loading and removal functions to fetch and modify collaborator data via API endpoints instead of relying solely on localStorage. This improves data consistency and ensures that collaborator changes are reflected across all clients. Added error handling and user feedback for API operations.
Updated the logic for adding and removing project collaborators to use REST API endpoints instead of direct database calls. This simplifies the frontend code, improves error handling, and ensures collaborator lists are refreshed using API responses.
Deleted docs/PRODUCTION_DEPLOYMENT_OLLAMA.md, which contained instructions for deploying AI tools with Ollama in production. This may indicate a change in deployment strategy or documentation restructuring.
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Deleted the .github/FUNDING.yml file, removing the Buy Me a Coffee funding link from the repository.
Introduces a GitHub Actions workflow that runs linting, type checking, build, code formatting, and security audit on push and pull requests to the main branch. Ensures code quality and security by enforcing checks before merging.
Deleted docs/AI_TOOLS_SUMMARY.md and docs/PRODUCTION_DEPLOYMENT.md to clean up or relocate documentation related to AI tools and production deployment processes.
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Pull request overview
This pull request introduces a new server-side API for managing project collaborators and refactors dashboard pages to use these endpoints instead of direct database calls and local storage manipulation. The changes improve security, consistency, and maintainability. Additionally, several documentation files are removed and a GitHub Actions CI workflow is added.
Changes:
- Added new
/api/projects/[id]/collaboratorsAPI route with GET, POST, and DELETE methods for secure collaborator management with proper authentication and authorization - Refactored projects and collaborators dashboard pages to consume the new API endpoints instead of direct database operations
- Removed outdated Ollama deployment documentation and AI tools summary files
- Added comprehensive CI/CD workflow with linting, type-checking, building, formatting, and security scanning
- Removed funding configuration file
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 8 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 14 comments.
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| app/api/projects/[id]/collaborators/route.ts | New API route implementing secure collaborator management with authentication, authorization, and validation |
| app/dashboard/projects/page.tsx | Refactored to use API endpoints for adding/removing collaborators instead of direct database calls |
| app/dashboard/collaborators/page.tsx | Updated to fetch collaborator data from API endpoints with improved error handling |
| .github/workflows/ci.yml | Added comprehensive CI workflow for automated quality checks |
| docs/PRODUCTION_DEPLOYMENT_OLLAMA.md | Removed outdated deployment documentation |
| docs/PRODUCTION_DEPLOYMENT.md | Removed general deployment documentation |
| docs/AI_TOOLS_SUMMARY.md | Removed AI tools feature summary |
| .github/FUNDING.yml | Removed funding configuration |
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| localStorage.setItem("lab68_projects", JSON.stringify(updatedProjects)) | ||
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| // Reload collaborators | ||
| loadCollaborators() |
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After successfully removing a collaborator from all projects, there is no success feedback shown to the user. Only failures show an alert. Consider adding a success message to confirm the operation completed.
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| alert('Collaborator removed from all projects.') |
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| loadCollaborators() |
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After successfully removing a collaborator from a project, there is no success feedback shown to the user. Only failures show an alert. Consider adding a success message to confirm the operation completed.
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| const projectId = params.id |
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The params object in Next.js 15+ App Router is now a Promise and should be awaited. The current synchronous access pattern may cause runtime errors in Next.js 15+. Update to use: const { id } = await params
| alert("This user is already a collaborator.") | ||
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| setError(data.error || "Failed to add collaborator") | ||
| alert(data.error || "Failed to add collaborator. Please try again.") |
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The loading state is not cleared when the API request fails. This causes the loading state to persist indefinitely on failure. Add 'setLoading(false)' in the error return paths before returning, or ensure it's handled in the finally block.
| alert(data.error || "Failed to add collaborator. Please try again.") | |
| alert(data.error || "Failed to add collaborator. Please try again.") | |
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| const collaboratorsResponse = await fetch(`/api/projects/${selectedProject.id}/collaborators`) | ||
| const collaboratorsData = await collaboratorsResponse.json() |
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Error responses from the API are not checked before calling response.json(). If the response body is empty or malformed, this could throw an error. Consider wrapping the response.json() call in a try-catch or checking response.ok before parsing.
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| const projectId = params.id | ||
| const { email, role = "viewer" } = await request.json() |
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The email input should be validated before use. Consider adding basic email format validation and trimming the email value consistently. Currently, trimming happens in getProfileByEmail but not in the initial validation, which could lead to inconsistent behavior.
| { params }: { params: { id: string } } | ||
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| const projectId = params.id |
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The params object in Next.js 15+ App Router is now a Promise and should be awaited. The current synchronous access pattern may cause runtime errors in Next.js 15+. Update to use: const { id } = await params
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| const projectId = params.id | |
| { params }: { params: Promise<{ id: string }> } | |
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| const { id: projectId } = await params |
| { params }: { params: { id: string } } | ||
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| const projectId = params.id |
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The params object in Next.js 15+ App Router is now a Promise and should be awaited. The current synchronous access pattern may cause runtime errors in Next.js 15+. Update to use: const { id } = await params
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| alert(data.error || "Failed to remove collaborator") | ||
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The loading state is not cleared when errors occur in the early return paths. Add 'setLoading(false)' before the return statements or ensure the finally block is reached.
| const collaboratorsResponse = await fetch(`/api/projects/${selectedProject.id}/collaborators`) | ||
| const collaboratorsData = await collaboratorsResponse.json() |
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Error responses from the API are not checked before calling response.json(). If the response body is empty or malformed, this could throw an error. Consider wrapping the response.json() call in a try-catch or checking response.ok before parsing.
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@copilot open a new pull request to apply changes based on the comments in this thread |
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@DongDuong2001 I've opened a new pull request, #16, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you. |
Updates the CI workflow to allow lint, type check, and formatting steps to continue on error, making only the build step required for passing. This change provides more flexibility by surfacing issues without blocking the pipeline, and improves messaging for each check's result.
Corrected a typo in the step command from 'ruecho' to 'run' and removed emoji from status messages for consistency. Ensures proper execution and clearer output in the CI workflow.
This pull request introduces a new API route for managing project collaborators, and refactors the dashboard's collaborators and projects pages to use these new API endpoints. The changes move collaborator management from client-side local storage and direct database calls to a more secure, server-side API approach. Additionally, the production deployment documentation for Ollama has been removed.
Collaborator Management API:
app/api/projects/[id]/collaborators/route.ts) that provides GET, POST, and DELETE endpoints for listing, adding, and removing project collaborators, with authentication and authorization checks. (app/api/projects/[id]/collaborators/route.tsR1-R251)Dashboard Refactors:
app/dashboard/collaborators/page.tsx) to load, add, and remove collaborators using the new API endpoints instead of local storage and direct DB calls. This includes improved error handling and user feedback.app/dashboard/projects/page.tsx) to add and remove collaborators via the new API endpoints, simplifying the logic and ensuring consistency with backend validation. [1] [2]Documentation:
docs/PRODUCTION_DEPLOYMENT_OLLAMA.md), possibly to avoid outdated or unnecessary documentation.