- Updated User entity to embed MongoDB model and replace uuid.UUID with string for ID fields.
- Modified repository methods to accept string IDs instead of uuid.UUID, enhancing compatibility with MongoDB.
- Refactored service and handler methods to align with the new ID type, ensuring consistent usage across the user management functionality.
- Improved response handling in UserListResponse to directly use string IDs.
- Streamlined index creation in the user repository using the MongoDB ORM for better maintainability.
- Introduced a new customer management domain, including entities, services, handlers, and forms for customer operations.
- Added JWT-based user authorization settings in the configuration file for both user and customer management.
- Updated API endpoints to reflect the new structure, including changes to health check and user management routes.
- Enhanced Swagger documentation to include new customer-related endpoints and authorization details.
- Refactored the Makefile to include a target for generating API documentation.
- Removed obsolete documentation files to streamline the project structure.
- Replaced the existing health check endpoint with a new handler at `/admin/v1/health` to align with the updated API structure.
- Introduced a dedicated `health.go` file to encapsulate health check logic and response formatting.
- Updated Swagger documentation to reflect the new health check endpoint and its response structure.
- Refined user management routes to enhance clarity and maintainability, including changes to login, logout, and profile management endpoints.
- Ensured all user-related endpoints are now prefixed appropriately and documented in Swagger for better API usability.
- Deleted customer domain files including entities, services, handlers, and forms to streamline the codebase.
- Removed customer-related routes and service initializations from the main application.
- Updated Swagger documentation to reflect the removal of customer endpoints and definitions.
- Cleaned up the project structure to enhance maintainability and focus on user management functionality.
- Updated cursor rules to emphasize the importance of dependency injection and logging practices.
- Introduced a new user management domain, including entities, services, handlers, and validation.
- Implemented user authentication features such as login, registration, and role-based access control.
- Added Redis integration for token management and caching.
- Enhanced API documentation with Swagger for user-related endpoints.
- Updated configuration to support new JWT settings and Redis connection parameters.
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