- Implemented GET endpoint to retrieve photo details by ID, including associated faces and tags.
- Added GET endpoint for fetching adjacent photos based on date taken.
- Created POST endpoint to toggle favorites for photos, including user authentication checks.
- Developed POST and GET endpoints for reporting photos, with caching for report statuses.
- Introduced POST endpoint for bulk toggling of favorites.
- Implemented batch processing for checking report statuses.
- Added endpoint for managing tag linkages, including validation and error handling.
- Created upload endpoint for handling photo uploads with size and type validation.
These changes enhance the photo management capabilities of the application, allowing users to interact with photos more effectively.
This commit introduces a new `DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.md` file that outlines the necessary steps for configuring server-specific settings after pulling from Git. It includes instructions for environment files, PM2 configuration, firewall rules, database setup, and building frontends. Additionally, it adds an example `ecosystem.config.js.example` file for PM2 configuration, providing a template for users to customize for their deployment environment. The `.gitignore` file is updated to include the new PM2 ecosystem config file.
This commit modifies the `.gitignore` file to exclude Python library directories while ensuring the viewer-frontend's `lib` directory is not ignored. It also updates the `package.json` to activate the virtual environment during backend tests, improving the testing process. Additionally, the CI workflow is enhanced to prevent duplicate runs for branches with open pull requests. Various components in the viewer frontend are updated to ensure consistent naming conventions and improve type safety. These changes contribute to a cleaner codebase and a more efficient development workflow.
This commit enhances the project documentation by updating the `.cursorrules` file to reflect the transition to a modern web-based photo management application. It includes detailed sections on the development environment, specifying the PostgreSQL server and development server configurations. Additionally, the README.md is updated to include development database information and environment setup instructions, ensuring clarity for new developers and contributors. These changes improve the overall documentation and support for the project's new architecture.
This commit updates the .gitignore file to include Node.js related directories and files. Additionally, it introduces a new API for managing role-to-feature permissions, allowing for better control over user access levels. The API includes endpoints for listing and updating role permissions, ensuring that the permissions matrix is initialized and maintained. Documentation has been updated to reflect these changes.
