Add comprehensive offline synchronization support for habits and entries:
## Infrastructure (Phase 1)
- Add UpdatedAt and DeletedAt timestamps to Habit and HabitEntry entities
- Implement soft delete with Delete(), Touch(), and IsDeleted() methods
- Create SQL migration with optimized composite indexes for sync queries
- Add GetChangesSince() and SoftDelete() to both repositories
- Update all Find* methods to exclude soft-deleted records
- 13 comprehensive TDD tests for sync repository methods
## HTTP Endpoints (Phase 2)
- GET /api/v1/sync/changes: retrieve all changes since timestamp
- POST /api/v1/sync/batch: apply client changes with conflict resolution
- Implement Last-Write-Wins strategy using UpdatedAt timestamps
- Add authentication and rate limiting (100 req/min)
- Validate user ownership for all sync operations
- 9 tests for sync handlers (3 queries + 6 commands)
## Technical Details
- Composite indexes: (user_id, updated_at) for optimal query performance
- No pagination: atomic sync operations for data consistency
- Upsert behavior: create resources if not found on server
- DTOs with full entity state including timestamps
- Swagger documentation updated for new endpoints
All 220+ tests passing ✓
- Add RateLimitByEmail middleware (3 attempts/hour per email)
- Apply rate limiting to /api/v1/auth/forgot-password endpoint
- Expand SMTP tests with config validation, message types, and error detection
- Improve test coverage from 44.6% to 53.3%
- Add FindByUserID method to HabitEntryRepository (JOIN with habits)
- Implement ExportUserDataHandler to export all user data
- Add GET /api/v1/export endpoint with gzip compression
- Apply strict rate limiting (1 export per hour per user)
- Export includes all habits (active + archived) and entries
- Add i18n translations for export errors (en/es)
- Update all test mocks to implement new repository method
- Export format: JSON with gzip (~10x compression ratio)
- Created i18n package with translator and middleware
- Added translation files for English (en.json) and Spanish (es.json)
- Updated all HTTP handlers to use i18n for error/success messages
- Added comprehensive test coverage for i18n (87%)
- Updated CI workflow to use Go 1.24
- All tests passing with 50.8% total coverage
- Send verification email before creating user to prevent orphaned accounts
- Detect SMTP authentication errors and fail fast without retries
- Add field-level validation errors for better frontend UX
- Configure docker-compose with explicit environment variables
- Document dollar sign escaping in .env.example (use $$)
- Implement welcome email on successful verification
- Clean up unnecessary comments
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)
- Implement comprehensive health check with database ping
- Track and report server uptime
- Return proper HTTP status codes (503 if database is down)
- Add Swagger documentation for health endpoint
- Add httprate dependency for rate limiting
- Apply 10 requests per minute limit on auth endpoints
- Prevent brute force attacks on login/register
- Update README with security features
- Implement GetHabitStatsHandler with streak calculations
- Calculate current streak, longest streak, and completion rate
- Track completions this week and this month
- Add stats HTTP handler and route at /api/v1/stats/habits/{id}
- Add Swagger documentation for stats endpoint
- 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
Implement all missing endpoints for full habit management:
- GET /api/v1/habits - List all user habits
- GET /api/v1/habits/{id} - Get specific habit
- PUT /api/v1/habits/{id} - Update habit
- DELETE /api/v1/habits/{id} - Archive habit (soft delete)
- GET /api/v1/habits/{id}/entries - Get habit entry history
- DELETE /api/v1/habits/{id}/entries/{date} - Unmark habit (soft delete entry)
All endpoints include:
- TDD approach with comprehensive test coverage
- JWT authentication and ownership validation
- Proper error handling (404, 403, 400, 500)
- Clean architecture with separated commands/queries
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
- Create DTOs for HTTP requests and responses
- Implement habit handlers (create, get today's, mark)
- Register routes in router: POST /habits, GET /habits/today, POST /habits/{id}/mark
- Add missing repository methods (FindByID, FindByHabitID, FindPendingByHabitID, Delete)
- Wire up dependencies in main.go
- Tested with curl: create, list, mark habits work correctly
- Add strict configuration management (no fallbacks)
- Create HTTP router with Chi and CORS middleware
- Implement health check endpoint
- Add main entry point with database initialization
- Server runs on configurable host and port
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