Implemented email service infrastructure with SMTP support and optional email verification for self-hosted deployments. Registration flow now supports open/closed modes and hardcoded Apocapoc branding.
Key features:
- Email service with SMTP and template rendering
- Optional email verification (auto-verified without SMTP config)
- Registration modes: open/closed for access control
- Hardcoded Apocapoc branding (AppName, AppURL, DefaultFrom)
- Separate registration and login flows (registration no longer returns tokens)
Add user-based rate limiting middleware (100 req/min) for authenticated endpoints using httprate library. Implement common password validation blocking 50+ weak passwords. Improve test coverage from 38.3% to 44.6% with comprehensive refresh token tests.
Security improvements:
- Rate limiting by user ID for /habits and /stats endpoints
- X-RateLimit-Limit header in responses
- Common password blacklist in password validation
- Refresh token test suite with 5 scenarios (valid, invalid, expired, revoked, empty)
- Add Swagger dependencies to go.mod
- Annotate all API endpoints with Swagger comments
- Add Swagger UI at /api/v1/docs endpoint
- Auto-generate Swagger docs in Dockerfile build
- Update README with API documentation link
Update module name and all imports from habit-tracker-api to apocapoc-api.
This reflects the project's new branding as part of the apocapoc ecosystem
(apocapoc-api, apocapoc-web, apocapoc-android).
- Create register and login use cases
- Implement JWT service for token generation and validation
- Add authentication middleware to protect habit endpoints
- Create auth HTTP handlers (register, login)
- Update habit handlers to extract userID from JWT token
- Register/login endpoints: POST /auth/register, POST /auth/login
- Habit endpoints now require Bearer token in Authorization header
- Tested: register -> create habit -> list habits works correctly
david