Problem:
- CSV files uploaded to MinIO via admin panel
- But getAvailableCsvFiles() only listed local filesystem
- Result: rate search returned 0 results even though files exist in MinIO
Solution:
- Modified getAvailableCsvFiles() to check MinIO first
- Lists files from csv_rate_configs table with minioObjectKey
- Falls back to local filesystem if MinIO not configured
- Logs clearly which source is being used
This ensures rate search uses the uploaded CSV files from MinIO storage.
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- Fixed test user migration to use real Argon2id hash for Password123!
- Replaced random uuidv4() with fixed UUIDs in organization seeds
- Updated auth.service.ts to use DEFAULT_ORG_ID constant
- Added ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE to migration for existing users
- Ensures consistent UUIDs across environments (dev/preprod/prod)
Fixes:
- Registration 500 error (foreign key constraint violation)
- Login 401 error (invalid password hash)
- Organization ID mismatch between migrations and application code
Test users (Password: Password123!):
- admin@xpeditis.com (ADMIN)
- manager@xpeditis.com (MANAGER)
- user@xpeditis.com (USER)
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CRITICAL FIX: Frontend was serving raw CSS with uncompiled @tailwind directives,
resulting in completely unstyled pages (plain text without any CSS).
Root cause:
- postcss.config.js and tailwind.config.js/ts were excluded in .dockerignore
- This prevented PostCSS/Tailwind from compiling CSS during Docker builds
- Local builds worked because config files were present
Changes:
1. apps/frontend/.dockerignore:
- Commented out postcss.config.js exclusion
- Commented out tailwind.config.js/ts exclusions
- Added explanatory comments about why these files are needed
2. apps/backend/Dockerfile:
- Copy src/ directory to production stage for CSV upload paths
- Create csv-storage/rates directory with proper permissions
- Fix EACCES errors when uploading CSV files
3. apps/backend/src/application/controllers/admin/csv-rates.controller.ts:
- Add getCsvUploadPath() helper function
- Support both local dev and Docker environments
- Use absolute paths instead of relative paths
4. docker-compose.dev.yml:
- Change backend port mapping to 4001:4000 (avoid local dev conflicts)
- Change frontend port mapping to 3001:3000
- Update CORS_ORIGIN and NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL accordingly
Impact:
- ✅ Fixes completely broken frontend CSS in Docker/production
- ✅ Applies to CI/CD builds (uses apps/frontend/.dockerignore)
- ✅ Applies to Portainer deployments (pulls from CI/CD images)
- ✅ Fixes CSV upload permission errors in backend
- ✅ Enables local Docker testing on Mac ARM64
Testing:
- Local Docker build now shows compiled Tailwind CSS (60KB+)
- Frontend displays properly styled pages at http://localhost:3001
- Backend CSV uploads work without permission errors
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- Add fs and path imports at top of file
- Remove inline require() statements that violated ESLint rules
- Fixes 6 @typescript-eslint/no-var-requires errors
- Export S3StorageAdapter directly from StorageModule
- Import StorageModule and ConfigModule in CsvRateModule
- Fix dependency injection for S3StorageAdapter in CSV controllers
- Upload CSV files to MinIO/S3 after validation
- Store MinIO object key in database metadata
- Support loading CSV from MinIO with fallback to local files
- Delete from both MinIO and local storage when removing files
- Add migration script to upload existing CSV files to MinIO
- Graceful degradation if MinIO is not configured
Fixed CSV file upload to properly generate filename based on company name. The previous implementation tried to read `req.body.companyName` in multer's filename callback, but the body is not yet parsed at that point, causing files to be named "unknown.csv".
## Solution
1. Use temporary filename during upload (timestamp + random)
2. After validation and parsing, rename file to proper company name format
3. Delete old file if it exists before renaming
4. Store final filename in database configuration
## Changes
- Multer filename callback now generates temporary filename
- Added file renaming logic after successful validation
- Updated database records to use final filename instead of temp name
- Added logging for file operations
## Impact
- New CSV uploads will have correct filenames (e.g., "ssc-consolidation.csv")
- No more "unknown.csv" files
- Existing "unknown.csv" needs to be manually deleted via dashboard
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Fixed CSV rate upload to use the company name provided in the upload form instead of reading it from the CSV file's companyName column. This prevents "unknown" or incorrect company names from being used.
## Changes
**Domain Layer**
- Updated `CsvRateLoaderPort` interface to accept optional `companyNameOverride` parameter
- Modified `CsvRateSearchService.loadAllRates()` to pass company name from config when loading rates
**Infrastructure Layer**
- Updated `CsvRateLoaderAdapter.loadRatesFromCsv()` to accept `companyNameOverride` parameter
- Modified `mapToCsvRate()` to use override company name if provided, otherwise fallback to CSV column value
- Added logging to show which company name is being used (from override or CSV)
**Application Layer**
- Updated CSV upload controller to pass `dto.companyName` to the loader
## Impact
- When uploading a CSV file through the admin interface, the company name from the form is now correctly used
- Existing CSV files with "unknown" in the companyName column will now show the correct company name from the database configuration
- Backward compatible: if no override is provided, the CSV column value is still used
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Added comprehensive CSV rates management interface to the frontend dashboard with full CRUD operations.
## Backend Changes
- Added `GET /api/v1/admin/csv-rates/files` endpoint to list all uploaded CSV files with metadata
- Added `DELETE /api/v1/admin/csv-rates/files/:filename` endpoint to delete CSV files and their configurations
- Both endpoints provide frontend-compatible responses with file info (filename, size, rowCount, uploadedAt)
- File deletion includes both filesystem cleanup and database configuration removal
## Frontend Changes
- Added "CSV Rates" navigation item to dashboard sidebar (ADMIN only)
- Moved CSV rates page from `/app/admin/csv-rates` to `/app/dashboard/admin/csv-rates` for proper dashboard integration
- Updated CsvUpload component to include required `companyEmail` field
- Component now properly validates and sends all required fields (companyName, companyEmail, file)
- Enhanced form validation with email input type
## Features
- ✅ Upload CSV rate files with company name and email
- ✅ List all uploaded CSV files with metadata (filename, size, row count, upload date)
- ✅ Delete CSV files with confirmation dialog
- ✅ Real-time file validation (format, size limit 10MB)
- ✅ Auto-refresh after successful operations
- ✅ ADMIN role-based access control
- ✅ Integrated into dashboard navigation
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- Set explicit "builder": "tsc" in nest-cli.json
- Simplified tsconfig.build.json to only extend base config
- Updated build script back to `nest build && tsc-alias`
This ensures NestJS uses the TypeScript compiler that properly respects path mappings in tsconfig.json.
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- Changed build script from `nest build` to `tsc -p tsconfig.build.json`
- This ensures TypeScript path aliases (@domain/*, @application/*, @infrastructure/*) are properly resolved during compilation
- tsc-alias then converts the resolved paths to relative imports in the output
- Reverted tsconfig.json to original baseUrl: "./" configuration
- Added explicit path aliases to tsconfig.build.json for clarity
Root cause: NestJS's `nest build` command doesn't fully support TypeScript path aliases out of the box. Using `tsc` directly ensures proper path resolution.
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Changed baseUrl from "./" to "./src" and updated paths to be relative
to src directory. This allows TypeScript to correctly resolve imports
using @domain/*, @application/*, and @infrastructure/* aliases during
compilation.
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Fixed the backend build failure that was causing 95 TypeScript compilation errors.
## Problem
TypeScript compiler could not resolve path aliases (@domain/*, @application/*,
@infrastructure/*) during the build process, resulting in "Cannot find module" errors.
## Root Cause
The tsconfig.json had `baseUrl: "."` instead of `baseUrl: "./"`, which caused
module resolution to fail when NestJS performed the build.
## Solution
Changed `baseUrl` from `"."` to `"./"` in apps/backend/tsconfig.json to ensure
TypeScript properly resolves the path aliases relative to the project root.
## Verification
- ✅ Build completes without errors
- ✅ All 102 unit tests passing
- ✅ ESLint validation passes
- ✅ tsc-alias correctly converts path aliases to relative imports in dist/
This fix unblocks the CI/CD pipeline for preprod deployment.
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- Replace all ../../domain/ imports with @domain/ across 67 files
- Configure NestJS to use tsconfig.build.json with rootDir
- Add tsc-alias to resolve path aliases after build
- This fixes 'Cannot find module' TypeScript compilation errors
Fixed files:
- 30 files in application layer
- 37 files in infrastructure layer
- Replace all ../../domain/ imports with @domain/ across 67 files
- Configure NestJS to use tsconfig.build.json with rootDir
- Add tsc-alias to resolve path aliases after build
- This fixes 'Cannot find module' TypeScript compilation errors
Fixed files:
- 30 files in application layer
- 37 files in infrastructure layer
Replace all @domain/ports/out/* imports with relative paths to fix TypeScript
compilation errors in CI/CD environment.
The issue was that TypeScript compiler (tsc) used by nest build doesn't
resolve path aliases by default. While tsconfig-paths works at runtime and
in development, it doesn't help during compilation.
Changes:
- Convert @domain/ports/out/* to relative paths (../../domain/ports/out/, etc.)
- Remove tsc-alias dependency (no longer needed)
- Revert build script to "nest build" only
This ensures the build works consistently in both local and CI/CD environments.
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Add tsc-alias to resolve @domain/*, @application/*, and @infrastructure/*
path aliases to relative paths in the compiled JavaScript output.
This fixes the 95 TypeScript "Cannot find module" errors in CI/CD that
occurred because nest build (tsc) doesn't resolve path aliases by default.
Changes:
- Install tsc-alias as dev dependency
- Update build script to run tsc-alias after nest build
- Remove temporary fix-imports.js script
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