- Changed API title and version in Swagger documentation from "Tender Management API" to "Opplens API" with version 1.0.0.
- Updated contact information and terms of service URLs to reflect the new branding for Opplens.
- Added a new "Notification" tag in the Swagger documentation for public notification management operations.
- Adjusted the Swagger endpoint path for documentation to improve routing consistency.
- Enhanced response structure in notification handlers to include metadata, improving clarity in API responses.
- Introduced a new ValidationService for customer operations to ensure valid username formats.
- Updated customer service and handler to utilize the new validation service, enhancing input validation during registration and updates.
- Modified CreateCustomerForm and UpdateCustomerForm to enforce username validation rules.
- Adjusted repository indexing to improve search efficiency by refining the text index for customer data.
- Ensured consistent handling of usernames across the customer module, improving overall data integrity and user experience.
- Updated feedback repository and service methods to use a consistent naming convention, changing `NewTenderRepository` and similar methods to `NewRepository`.
- Refactored feedback handler methods to improve clarity by renaming methods such as `ListFeedback` to `Search` and `GetFeedback` to `Get`.
- Enhanced feedback response structures to include detailed company and tender information, improving the clarity of feedback data returned to API consumers.
- Updated Swagger documentation to reflect changes in feedback response structures and endpoint paths, ensuring accurate representation of the API for consumers.
- Modified the route for marking notifications as seen to ensure a consistent and clear API structure.
- Updated the notification client to reflect the new endpoint path for marking all notifications as seen, enhancing clarity for API consumers.
- These changes improve the overall usability and maintainability of the notification API.
- Changed the endpoint for marking notifications as seen to improve clarity and consistency in the API structure.
- Updated the endpoint for marking all notifications as seen to a more descriptive path.
- Reflected these changes in the Swagger documentation, ensuring accurate representation of the updated API endpoints for consumers.
- Updated the notification routes to enhance clarity and usability by changing the endpoint for marking notifications as seen.
- Introduced a new route for marking all notifications as seen, improving the API's functionality and user experience.
- Updated Swagger documentation to reflect the changes in endpoint paths, ensuring accurate API documentation for consumers.
- Updated the CORS middleware configuration in the HTTP server initialization to include additional allowed headers: Origin, Content-Type, Accept, and Authorization.
- This enhancement improves the flexibility and security of cross-origin requests, ensuring that necessary headers are accepted for proper API functionality.
- Introduced new query parameters for filtering notifications by 'seen' status and 'priority' in the API documentation, enhancing the flexibility of notification retrieval.
- Added a new endpoint to mark all notifications as seen for a user, including detailed Swagger documentation for the new functionality.
- Updated existing API documentation to reflect the changes, ensuring clarity for API consumers and improving overall documentation quality.
- Updated the InquiryService to include a notification SDK for sending notifications upon inquiry creation, enhancing user engagement.
- Modified the NewInquiryService constructor to accept the notification SDK as a dependency, adhering to dependency injection principles.
- Refactored the Create method to send notifications with inquiry details, improving communication and response to inquiries.
- Cleaned up commented-out code related to duplicate inquiry checks for better readability and maintainability.
- Added new endpoints for marking notifications as seen and retrieving detailed notification information for both admin and user contexts, improving the flexibility of the notification system.
- Implemented the MarkSeen and ViewNotification methods in the NotificationHandler, ensuring proper handling of notification visibility and details retrieval.
- Updated the NotificationService interface to include methods for getting notification details and marking notifications as seen, enhancing service capabilities.
- Enhanced the notification response structures to include additional fields such as Image, Seen, and ScheduledAt, providing richer data in API responses.
- Updated API documentation with Swagger comments for the new endpoints and response formats, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Added new endpoints for retrieving notifications for both admins and users, improving the flexibility of the notification system.
- Implemented query parameters for filtering notifications by status, method, event type, type, and recipient, enhancing usability.
- Introduced new response structures for notifications, including pagination information, to provide better data handling in API responses.
- Updated API documentation with Swagger comments for the new endpoints and response formats, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Refactored notification handling logic to support the new features, promoting a more robust notification management system.
- Updated the notification handling logic to utilize a new SDK for sending notifications, improving the flexibility and scalability of the notification system.
- Introduced new methods in the notification service for sending notifications to users and customers based on various target audience types, enhancing the notification delivery capabilities.
- Added a new endpoint to assign companies to a customer, improving customer management functionalities.
- Refactored the customer entity and forms to replace 'CompanyIDs' with 'Companies', ensuring consistency across the data model.
- Enhanced API documentation with Swagger comments for the new endpoint and updated notification structures, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Introduced a new endpoint to assign companies to a customer, enhancing the customer management capabilities.
- Implemented the AssignCompanies handler in the customer service layer, including validation and structured responses.
- Updated the routes to include the new PATCH /admin/v1/customers/{id}/companies endpoint, improving administrative functionalities.
- Enhanced API documentation with Swagger comments for the new endpoint, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Introduced a new DeviceToken field in both Customer and User entities to store device tokens for authentication and notifications.
- Updated LoginForm structures for both Customer and User to include an optional DeviceToken field, allowing clients to send device tokens during login.
- Enhanced the Login methods in the customer and user services to append the device token to the respective entities if it does not already exist, improving user session management and notification capabilities.
- Ensured proper validation and structured responses for the new DeviceToken field in the forms, maintaining compliance with best practices for API design.
- Added "target" field reference to the notification request and response structures in Swagger documentation, improving clarity for API consumers.
- Introduced "notification.TargetAudienceType" definition with enumerated values for target audience options, enhancing the API's usability and understanding.
- Updated related documentation files (YAML and JSON) to reflect these changes, ensuring consistency across all API documentation formats.
- Added a new notification domain, including entities, services, handlers, and repositories to manage notifications effectively.
- Implemented CRUD operations for notifications, allowing for creation, retrieval, updating, and deletion of notifications via the API.
- Enhanced API documentation with Swagger comments for new notification endpoints, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Updated routes to include notification management, improving administrative capabilities within the web panel.
- Introduced validation for notification requests and responses, ensuring data integrity and proper error handling.
- Updated the go.mod file to include the latest version of the go-redis library, ensuring compatibility with the notification service.
- Introduced a new role assignment feature for customers, allowing roles to be assigned as either 'admin' or 'analyst'.
- Updated the Customer entity to include a Role field, enhancing the data model to support role management.
- Created new request and response forms for role assignment, ensuring proper validation and structured responses.
- Implemented the AssignRole method in the customer service layer, handling role assignment logic and error management.
- Added a new AssignRole handler to process role assignment requests via the API, complete with Swagger documentation for clarity.
- Updated routes to include the new role assignment endpoint, improving the administrative capabilities of the system.
- Enhanced logging for role assignment operations to ensure traceability and debugging ease.
- Added a new notification service to handle various notification types (email, SMS, push, OTP).
- Implemented configuration for the notification service, allowing customization via environment variables.
- Updated user and customer services to utilize the notification service for sending welcome emails and status updates.
- Introduced a builder pattern for constructing notification requests, enhancing usability and flexibility.
- Enhanced error handling and logging for notification operations, ensuring robust service integration.
- Updated documentation to include usage examples and configuration details for the new notification SDK.
- Implemented password reset functionality, including endpoints for requesting a reset code, verifying the OTP, and resetting the password.
- Introduced new request and response forms for password reset operations, ensuring proper validation and structured responses.
- Enhanced the customer service layer to handle password reset requests, OTP verification, and password updates, utilizing Redis for temporary token storage.
- Updated Swagger and YAML documentation to include new API endpoints and their specifications, improving clarity for API consumers.
- Refactored the customer handler to manage new password reset routes, ensuring adherence to clean architecture principles.
- Removed YAML configuration files for the scraper and web commands, transitioning to an environment-based configuration system.
- Updated configuration structs to utilize `env` tags for loading values from `.env` files, enhancing security and flexibility.
- Implemented reflection-based parsing for environment variables, ensuring type-safe configuration loading.
- Revised documentation to reflect the new configuration approach, including usage examples and best practices for environment variable naming conventions.
- Modified the Dockerfile to change the COPY command for web assets, ensuring the correct path is used to include assets from the cmd/web directory. This adjustment improves the organization and accessibility of web-related assets within the application.
- Modified the Dockerfile to change the COPY command for assets, now including the entire web assets directory instead of just the flags. This adjustment improves the organization and accessibility of web-related assets within the application.
- Eliminated the authentication middleware from the admin flags routes, simplifying access to flag-related endpoints for administrative purposes. This change enhances the usability of the admin interface while maintaining the integrity of other secured routes.
- Added a new COPY command in the Dockerfile to include SVG flag assets from the go-builder stage, enhancing the application's asset management and visual representation of country flags.
- Introduced multiple SVG flag assets to the project, enhancing the visual representation of country flags.
- Updated the configuration file to include a new path for the flags assets, ensuring proper access and organization.
- Modified the main application to accommodate the new flags path, improving the overall asset management in the application.
- Updated the Tender Search API to include additional query parameters for enhanced filtering capabilities, such as currency, deadline ranges, publication dates, languages, and buyer organization ID.
- Changed existing query parameter types from integer to string for better flexibility in search queries.
- Improved Swagger and YAML documentation to reflect the new parameters and their descriptions, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Updated handler comments to align with the new query structure, providing comprehensive details for each parameter.
- Enhanced response structures to return a well-defined SearchResponse, improving the overall API usability and documentation consistency.
- Renamed and restructured tender-related API endpoints for improved clarity and consistency, including changing the route from `/admin/tenders` to `/admin/v1/companies` and updating the associated methods.
- Introduced a new SearchForm structure for listing tenders with advanced filtering capabilities, enhancing the API's search functionality.
- Updated the service and repository layers to align with the new endpoint structure, ensuring proper handling of tender data.
- Enhanced Swagger and YAML documentation to reflect the changes in endpoint structure, including detailed descriptions and examples for the new search functionality.
- Improved error handling and response structures to provide clearer feedback to API consumers, ensuring a more robust and user-friendly experience.
- Updated the Company service to include category validation during creation and updates, ensuring that only valid categories are associated with companies.
- Introduced a new CategoryResponse structure to encapsulate category details in API responses, improving the clarity of the data returned.
- Enhanced the CompanyResponse structure to include category details, providing more comprehensive information in API responses.
- Updated Swagger and YAML documentation to reflect the new category integration, including detailed descriptions and examples for the updated response structures.
- Improved error handling for invalid category data during company creation and updates, enhancing the robustness of the API.
- Refactored existing API handlers to accommodate the new category-related changes, ensuring a seamless user experience across the application.
- Introduced a new company category management feature, including CRUD operations for categories in both admin and public API endpoints.
- Implemented category entity, service, repository, and handler layers following clean architecture principles.
- Added new API routes for searching, retrieving, updating, deleting, and toggling publish status of categories, enhancing the overall functionality of the system.
- Updated Swagger and YAML documentation to include detailed descriptions and examples for the new category endpoints, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Enhanced error handling for duplicate categories and validation, improving the robustness of the category management process.
- Updated existing routes to integrate category handling, ensuring a seamless user experience across the application.
- Updated the Swagger and YAML documentation to include example values for various fields in the CompanyForm and AddressForm, improving clarity for API consumers.
- Added example values for fields such as name, type, registration number, tax ID, industry, and more, ensuring comprehensive documentation.
- Enhanced the response structure in the Swagger documentation to provide better guidance on expected data formats and values.
- This update aligns with best practices for API documentation, facilitating easier integration and usage for developers.
- Introduced a new search functionality for companies, allowing advanced filtering capabilities including tags, business criteria, and location.
- Updated the API documentation to reflect changes in the search endpoint, enhancing clarity for API consumers.
- Refactored existing company-related API endpoints for consistency, including renaming and restructuring routes.
- Enhanced response structures to return company entities directly, simplifying the response handling in API endpoints.
- Removed unused query parameters and handlers, streamlining the company management functionality.
- Introduced a new inquiry management feature, including CRUD operations for inquiries in both admin and public API endpoints.
- Implemented inquiry entity, service, repository, and handler layers following the clean architecture principles.
- Added new API routes for searching, retrieving, updating, and deleting inquiries, enhancing the overall functionality of the system.
- Updated Swagger documentation to include detailed descriptions and examples for the new inquiry endpoints, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Enhanced error handling for duplicate inquiries and validation, improving the robustness of the inquiry management process.
- Updated existing routes to integrate inquiry handling, ensuring a seamless user experience across the application.
- Changed customer-related API endpoints to improve clarity and consistency, including renaming and restructuring routes.
- Removed unused query parameters and handlers, streamlining the customer management functionality.
- Updated customer entity and forms to reflect new example values for enhanced API documentation clarity.
- Enhanced response structures to return customer entities directly, simplifying the response handling in API endpoints.
- Updated API documentation to reflect changes in endpoint structure and response formats, ensuring consistency for API consumers.
- Changed API tags from "Admin-Users" to "Admin-Authorization" for better clarity in user management endpoints.
- Removed unused endpoints for retrieving users by company ID and role, streamlining the user management functionality.
- Updated user entity and forms to reflect new example values for improved clarity in API documentation.
- Enhanced pagination handling in user listing responses, ensuring consistent metadata structure.
- Updated API documentation to reflect changes in endpoint structure and response formats, improving clarity for API consumers.
- Changed the server port from 8081 to 8082 for the web application.
- Updated MongoDB URI to include authentication credentials for improved security.
- Added new query parameters `limit` and `offset` for pagination in tender approval retrieval, enhancing the API's flexibility.
- Modified the response structure to include metadata for pagination, improving the clarity of responses.
- Updated API documentation to reflect the new pagination parameters and response format, ensuring consistency for API consumers.
- Added new query parameters `created_from` and `created_to` to the tender approval endpoints for filtering by creation date using Unix timestamps.
- Updated the `GetByCompanyID` method in the repository and service layers to support the new filtering options.
- Modified the handler methods to parse and pass the new parameters, improving the flexibility of tender approval retrieval.
- Updated API documentation to reflect the new query parameters, ensuring clarity for API consumers.
- Removed the unused net/http import to clean up the code.
- Updated the CORS middleware configuration to use echo's constants for HTTP methods, enhancing clarity and consistency in the codebase.
- This change improves maintainability by aligning with the framework's conventions and reducing potential errors in method references.
- Updated the FeedbackService to include a new dependency on TenderService, allowing feedback responses to include associated tender details.
- Modified the ListFeedback method to return a new FeedbackListWithTenderResponse type, which includes feedback along with tender information.
- Enhanced the feedback entity and form structures to support the new response format, improving the API's capability to provide comprehensive feedback data.
- Adjusted the main application initialization to reflect the changes in the feedback service dependencies.
- Changed references in API documentation from `main.HealthResponse` to `bootstrap.HealthResponse` for consistency.
- Added new query parameters `publication_from` and `publication_to` to the tender listing and recommendation endpoints to allow filtering by publication date.
- Updated the `ListTendersRequest` struct to include optional fields for `from` and `to` timestamps.
- Modified the `TenderRepository` and `TenderService` interfaces to support the new filtering parameters in the tender listing functionality.
- Enhanced the service and handler layers to process the new query parameters, improving the flexibility of tender retrieval.
- Deleted the docker-compose.yml file to streamline the project structure and reduce complexity in managing services.
- Updated the entry point in the scraper Dockerfile to use the correct path for the scraper binary, ensuring proper execution within the container.
- Changed the working directory in the Dockerfile to /app for better organization.
- Removed the iat.yaml configuration file to simplify the container setup and reduce complexity.
- Adjusted the exposed port to 80, aligning with standard HTTP practices for the scraper application.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to reflect these changes, ensuring a streamlined build process.
- Updated the Dockerfile to change the working directory to /app and streamline the build process for the web application.
- Removed the iat.yaml configuration file, simplifying the configuration management and reducing complexity in the container setup.
- Adjusted the entry point and exposed port to align with standard practices, ensuring the application runs on port 80.
- Modified the server port in the iat.yaml configuration file from 8081 to 80, aligning with standard HTTP port usage.
- This change simplifies deployment and access to the web application, ensuring it listens on the default HTTP port.
- Introduced iat.yaml configuration files for both the scraper and web applications, defining essential settings such as database connections, logging configurations, and scraping parameters.
- Updated the Dockerfiles for both applications to include the new iat.yaml files, ensuring they are available in the container environment for runtime configuration.
- This enhancement improves the maintainability and configurability of both applications, allowing for easier adjustments to settings without code changes.
- Added a new Dockerfile for the scraper application located at cmd/scraper/Dockerfile to streamline the build process.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to correctly build the scraper application with the new Dockerfile.
- Refactored the main application entry point to utilize a new bootstrap package for configuration, logging, and MongoDB initialization.
- Enhanced the scraper's configuration management by defining a dedicated Config struct for better organization and maintainability.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to use the new Dockerfile located at ./cmd/web/Dockerfile.
- Removed the old Dockerfile and Dockerfile-drone as they are no longer needed.
- Refactored the cmd/web/Dockerfile to streamline the build process and improve organization.
- Introduced a new bootstrap package to handle application initialization, including configuration, logging, MongoDB, Redis, and authorization service setup.
- Added a health check endpoint for monitoring the server status, enhancing the API's operational capabilities.
- Changed the approval status from "approved" to "submitted" in various locations, including entity definitions, forms, and service methods, to accurately reflect the tender approval process.
- Updated API documentation in Swagger JSON, YAML, and Go files to describe the new status options ("submitted" and "rejected") and their corresponding descriptions.
- Enhanced the tender approval statistics structures to include a count for submitted tenders, improving the overall data model for tender management.
- These changes ensure clarity in the tender approval workflow and enhance the usability of the API for clients interacting with tender approvals.
- Introduced a new endpoint to retrieve comprehensive feedback statistics for the authenticated user's company, including total likes, dislikes, and percentage calculations.
- Implemented the GetCompanyFeedbackStats method in the feedback handler to handle requests, ensuring proper authentication and error handling.
- Updated Swagger JSON, YAML, and Go documentation to accurately reflect the new endpoint, including detailed descriptions, parameters, and response formats for the CompanyFeedbackStatsResponse.
- Enhanced the feedback repository and service layers to support the new statistics functionality, improving the overall data handling capabilities of the tender management system.
- These changes enhance the usability and functionality of the API, providing valuable insights into company feedback statistics.
- Added 'ted_samples/' to .gitignore to exclude TED sample files from version control.
- Updated the TED scraper configuration to extend the cleanup duration from 24 hours to 72 hours, allowing for better resource management.
- Enhanced the Tender entity by adding new fields: TenderDeadline, SubmissionDeadline, ApplicationDeadline, and SubmissionURL, improving the data model for tender management.
- Updated the TenderResponse structure to include the new fields, ensuring consistency in API responses.
- Implemented logic in the TED scraper to calculate submission and application deadlines based on tender deadlines, enhancing the scraping functionality.
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