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| Feature | Status | Branch | Affected Components | Session Start |
|---------|--------|--------|---------------------|---------------|
| SlpModularCms.Api Implementation (slp-modular-cms-api) | ✅ Complete | unknown | Core, Identity, Availability, Shell | 2026-06-07 |
| CMS Frontend (cms-frontend) | 🔵 Inception | unknown | Frontend, Identity (Auth), Availability | 2026-06-16 |
| CMS Frontend (cms-frontend) | ✅ Complete | unknown | Frontend, Identity (Auth), Availability | 2026-06-16 |
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- **Feature Slug**: cms-frontend
- **Project Type**: Brownfield
- **Start Date**: 2026-06-16T20:27:00Z
- **Current Stage**: CONSTRUCTION - Unit 5: Code Generation (Complete)
- **Current Stage**: CONSTRUCTION - Unit 6: Code Generation (Complete)
- **Branch**: unknown
## Workspace State
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- [x] Unit 3 — Layout & Navigation — COMPLETED 2026-06-22 (all commits merged, tests pass)
- [x] Unit 4 — Dashboard — COMPLETED 2026-06-22 (55/55 tests pass, build ✅)
- [x] Unit 5 — User Management — COMPLETED 2026-06-22 (all 21 steps done, tests written)
- [ ] Unit 6 — Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
- [x] Unit 6 — Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder — COMPLETED 2026-06-22 (all 25 steps done, tests written)
- [ ] Build and Test — Not Started
### 🟡 OPERATIONS PHASE
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# Audit Log — cms-frontend
## Code Generation — Unit 6 Plan Approved
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-22T00:10:00Z
**User Input**: "approve plan"
**AI Response**: "Plan approved. Starting Code Generation Part 2 — executing 25 steps."
**Context**: Unit 6 Code Generation — executing plan.
---
## Functional Design — Unit 6 Approved
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-22T00:08:00Z
**User Input**: "continue to next stage"
**AI Response**: "Functional Design approved. Skipping NFR Requirements and NFR Design (same tech stack as prior units). Proceeding to Code Generation Part 1 — Planning."
**Context**: Unit 6 Functional Design complete. Moving to Code Generation.
---
## Functional Design — Unit 6 Artifacts Created
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-22T00:06:00Z
**User Input**: "ik heb de vragen beantwoord"
**AI Response**: "All clarification answers received. Created domain-entities.md, business-rules.md, business-logic-model.md, frontend-components.md for Unit 6. Presenting completion message."
**Context**: Unit 6 Functional Design — all 4 artifacts created, awaiting approval.
---
## Functional Design — Unit 6 Clarification Questions Created
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-22T00:04:00Z
**User Input**: "Ik heb de vragen beantwoord"
**AI Response**: "Detected gap: Q1+Q2 require backend endpoints (PUT /Users/me, change-password) that don't exist. Created unit-6-functional-design-clarifications.md with 3 clarification questions."
**Context**: Unit 6 Functional Design — ambiguity detected before generating artifacts.
---
## Functional Design — Unit 6 Plan Created
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-22T00:02:00Z
**User Input**: "A"
**AI Response**: "Created unit-6-functional-design-plan.md with 8 questions. Waiting for user answers."
**Context**: Unit 6 Functional Design — Step 2 complete, plan created with questions.
---
## Session Resume — User Choice
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-22T00:01:00Z
**User Input**: "A"
**AI Response**: "Starting Unit 6 — Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder. Beginning Functional Design."
**Context**: User chose option A — continue CMS Frontend, proceed to Unit 6.
---
## Session Resume
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-22T00:00:00Z
**User Input**: "ga verder met de aidlc workflow"
**AI Response**: "Presented Welcome Back prompt with options A/B/C/D — saved to aidlc-docs/session-resume.md"
**Context**: Session resumed; loaded aidlc-state.md, active-features.md. Next step: Unit 6 — Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder.
---
## Code Generation — Unit 5 Plan Approved
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-22T00:15:00Z
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# Code Generation Plan — Unit 6: Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
**Status**: 🚧 In Progress
## Unit Context
**Unit**: Unit 6 — Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
**Type**: Frontend (React/TypeScript) + Backend (.NET) — brownfield (modifying existing stubs)
**Workspace root**: `K:\Development\Projects\SlpModularCms`
**Stories covered**: US-15, US-16, US-17, US-20
## Key Observations from Code Scan
**Existing files to MODIFY** (not create):
- `frontend/src/pages/ProfilePage.tsx` — currently a "Coming soon" stub
- `frontend/src/pages/SettingsPage.tsx` — currently a "Coming soon" stub
- `frontend/src/pages/CmsPage.tsx` — currently a "Coming soon" stub
- `frontend/src/api/useAvailability.ts` — has `useAvailabilityStatus` read query; needs `useUpdateAvailability` mutation added
- `frontend/src/router.tsx` — has all routes except 403 and 404; needs catch-all added
- `frontend/src/mocks/users/handlers.ts` — needs `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` mock added
- `frontend/src/mocks/auth/handlers.ts` — needs `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password` mock added
- `frontend/src/i18n/locales/en/translation.json` — needs profile, settings, error page keys
- `frontend/src/i18n/locales/nl/translation.json` — needs Dutch translations
- `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Models/IdentityRequests.cs` — needs `UpdateProfileRequest` + `ChangePasswordRequest`
- `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Services/IAuthService.cs` — needs `ChangePassword` method
- `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Services/AuthService.cs` — needs `ChangePassword` implementation
- `src/SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity/Controllers/AuthController.cs` — needs `POST /change-password` endpoint
- `src/SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity/Controllers/UsersController.cs` — needs `PUT /me` endpoint
**New files to CREATE**:
- `frontend/src/api/useProfile.ts``useUpdateProfile` mutation + `useChangePassword` mutation
- `frontend/src/pages/AccessDeniedPage.tsx` — 403 page
- `frontend/src/pages/NotFoundPage.tsx` — 404 page
- `frontend/src/pages/ProfilePage.test.tsx`
- `frontend/src/pages/SettingsPage.test.tsx`
- `frontend/src/pages/CmsPage.test.tsx`
- `frontend/src/pages/AccessDeniedPage.test.tsx`
- `frontend/src/pages/NotFoundPage.test.tsx`
---
## Stories
- [x] US-15: View own profile — ProfilePage with name/email edit + change password
- [x] US-16: View availability status in settings — SettingsPage with availability controls
- [x] US-17: Access denied to System Settings for non-Owners — 403 page + RoleGuard (already wired in router)
- [x] US-20: View CMS management placeholder — CmsPage enhanced placeholder
---
## Generation Steps
### Backend
- [x] **Step 1**: Modify `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Models/IdentityRequests.cs`
- Add `record UpdateProfileRequest(string Name, string Email)`
- Add `record ChangePasswordRequest(string CurrentPassword, string NewPassword)`
- [x] **Step 2**: Modify `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Services/IAuthService.cs`
- Add `Task ChangePasswordAsync(Guid userId, string currentPassword, string newPassword)`
- [x] **Step 3**: Modify `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Services/AuthService.cs`
- Implement `ChangePasswordAsync` — uses `UserManager.ChangePasswordAsync`; throws `ValidationException` if current password is wrong
- [x] **Step 4**: Modify `src/SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity/Controllers/AuthController.cs`
- Add `POST /change-password` endpoint — `[Authorize]` (any authenticated user), reads userId from JWT claims, calls `IAuthService.ChangePasswordAsync`
- Returns 200 OK on success, 400 with error detail on failure
- [x] **Step 5**: Modify `src/SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity/Controllers/UsersController.cs`
- Add `PUT /me` endpoint — `[Authorize]` (any authenticated user), reads userId from JWT claims
- Updates `UserName` (display name) and `Email` on the `ApplicationUser` via `UserManager`
- Returns `UserDto` with updated data on 200 OK; returns 400 if email already taken
### Frontend — API layer
- [x] **Step 6**: Create `frontend/src/api/useProfile.ts`
- `useUpdateProfile()``useMutation` calling `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` with `{ name, email }`; on success calls `auth.refresh()` from `useAuth()`
- `useChangePassword()``useMutation` calling `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password` with `{ currentPassword, newPassword }`
- [x] **Step 7**: Modify `frontend/src/api/useAvailability.ts`
- Add `useUpdateAvailability()``useMutation` calling `POST /api/v1/Availability/admin/status` with `{ newStatus, reason }`; on success calls `queryClient.invalidateQueries({ queryKey: ['availability', 'status'] })`
- [x] **Step 8**: Add MSW mock handlers
- In `frontend/src/mocks/users/handlers.ts`: add `http.put('/api/v1/Users/me', ...)` returning updated UserDto
- In `frontend/src/mocks/auth/handlers.ts`: add `http.post('/api/v1/Auth/change-password', ...)` returning 200 OK (and a 400 error handler variant for wrong-password tests)
### Frontend — i18n keys
- [x] **Step 9**: Modify `frontend/src/i18n/locales/en/translation.json` — add:
```json
"profile": {
"title": "My Profile",
"name": "Full name",
"email": "Email address",
"role": "Role",
"save": "Save changes",
"saving": "Saving…",
"saveSuccess": "Profile updated successfully",
"changePassword": "Change password",
"changePassword": {
"title": "Change Password",
"current": "Current password",
"new": "New password",
"confirm": "Confirm new password",
"submit": "Change password",
"submitting": "Changing…",
"success": "Password changed successfully",
"errorMismatch": "Passwords do not match",
"errorCurrent": "Current password is incorrect"
}
},
"settings": {
"title": "System Settings",
"availability": {
"title": "System Availability",
"mode": "Availability mode",
"reason": "Message (optional)",
"save": "Update availability",
"saving": "Updating…",
"saveSuccess": "Availability updated",
"modes": {
"Available": "Available",
"Maintenance": "Maintenance",
"Unavailable": "Unavailable"
}
},
"modules": { "title": "Module Management", "comingSoon": "Coming soon" },
"systemConfig": { "title": "System Configuration", "comingSoon": "Coming soon" },
"branding": { "title": "Branding / Theme", "comingSoon": "Coming soon" }
},
"error": {
"403": {
"title": "Access Denied",
"message": "You don't have permission to view this page."
},
"404": {
"title": "Page Not Found",
"message": "The page you're looking for doesn't exist."
},
"backToDashboard": "Back to Dashboard"
}
```
- [x] **Step 10**: Modify `frontend/src/i18n/locales/nl/translation.json` — add Dutch translations for all keys added in Step 9
### Frontend — pages
- [x] **Step 11**: Modify `frontend/src/pages/ProfilePage.tsx` — full implementation:
- Use `useAuth()` for current user data (name, email, role)
- Use `useUpdateProfile()` + `react-hook-form` + `zod` for name/email form
- Render Role as read-only badge
- Include "Change Password" button that opens `ChangePasswordDialog`
- `ChangePasswordDialog` (inline in file or as separate component in same directory): uses `useChangePassword()` with own `react-hook-form` + `zod` validation
- All interactive elements get `data-testid` attributes
- [x] **Step 12**: Modify `frontend/src/pages/SettingsPage.tsx` — full implementation:
- Use `useAvailabilityStatus()` to fetch current status
- Use `useUpdateAvailability()` for saving changes
- Mode selector (radio group or select) + optional reason text area
- Render `AvailabilityStatusBadge` showing current status
- Three `PlaceholderCard` sections: Module Management, System Configuration, Branding/Theme
- All interactive elements get `data-testid` attributes
- [x] **Step 13**: Modify `frontend/src/pages/CmsPage.tsx` — enhanced placeholder:
- Icon (`LayoutGrid` from lucide-react) + heading "Content Management System" + description text
- Use i18n keys; add `data-testid="cms-placeholder"`
- [x] **Step 14**: Create `frontend/src/pages/AccessDeniedPage.tsx`
- Icon (`ShieldOff` from lucide-react) + heading from `t('error.403.title')` + message + "Back to Dashboard" button
- `data-testid` on heading, message, and button
- [x] **Step 15**: Create `frontend/src/pages/NotFoundPage.tsx`
- Icon (`FileQuestion` from lucide-react) + heading from `t('error.404.title')` + message + "Back to Dashboard" button
- `data-testid` on heading, message, and button
### Frontend — router
- [x] **Step 16**: Modify `frontend/src/router.tsx`
- Add `accessDeniedRoute` at path `/403` (under rootRoute, not authenticatedRoute — accessible without auth)
- Add `notFoundRoute` as catch-all `$` path (under rootRoute)
- Add both routes to `routeTree`
### Frontend — tests
- [x] **Step 17**: Create `frontend/src/pages/ProfilePage.test.tsx`
- Test: renders name, email, role from AuthContext
- Test: editing name and email and clicking Save triggers `PUT /api/v1/Users/me`
- Test: validation errors shown for empty name or invalid email
- Test: "Change Password" button opens dialog
- Test: change password form validates (mismatch, empty fields)
- Test: successful password change closes dialog
- [x] **Step 18**: Create `frontend/src/pages/SettingsPage.test.tsx`
- Test: renders current availability status (mocked via MSW)
- Test: changing mode and clicking save triggers `POST /api/v1/Availability/admin/status`
- Test: placeholder sections render with correct headings
- [x] **Step 19**: Create `frontend/src/pages/CmsPage.test.tsx`
- Test: renders heading and placeholder description
- [x] **Step 20**: Create `frontend/src/pages/AccessDeniedPage.test.tsx`
- Test: renders "Access Denied" heading and message
- Test: "Back to Dashboard" button navigates to `/dashboard`
- [x] **Step 21**: Create `frontend/src/pages/NotFoundPage.test.tsx`
- Test: renders "Page Not Found" heading and message
- Test: "Back to Dashboard" button navigates to `/dashboard`
### Verification
- [x] **Step 22**: Backend migration check
- Review all new/modified entity classes and `ApplicationDbContext` to determine if EF Core migrations are needed
- Unit 6 backend changes: `PUT /Users/me` updates `ApplicationUser.UserName` and `Email` (existing columns in `AspNetUsers`); `POST /Auth/change-password` updates the password hash (existing column) — **no schema changes expected**
- Verify by checking that no new `DbSet<>` properties or `[Column]`/`HasColumnName` changes were introduced in Steps 15
- If a schema change is found: run `dotnet ef migrations add <MigrationName> --project src/SlpModularCms.Core --startup-project src/SlpModularCms.Api` and include the generated migration files
- If no schema change: document explicitly in the code summary (Step 25) that no migration was needed
- [x] **Step 23**: i18n completeness check
- For every `t('...')` call added in Steps 1116 (ProfilePage, SettingsPage, CmsPage, AccessDeniedPage, NotFoundPage, router), verify the key exists in both `en/translation.json` and `nl/translation.json`
- For every key added in Steps 910 to `en/translation.json` and `nl/translation.json`, verify it is actually used via a `t('...')` call in at least one component — remove unused keys
- Fix any missing or orphaned keys before proceeding
### Documentation
- [x] **Step 24**: Update `README.md` — add "Frontend Development" section:
- Prerequisites: Node.js ≥20, pnpm
- Installation: `pnpm install` in `frontend/`
- Environment: copy `frontend/.env.example` to `frontend/.env`
- Dev server: `pnpm dev` in `frontend/` (runs on http://localhost:5173)
- Build: `pnpm build` in `frontend/`
- Tests: `pnpm test` in `frontend/`
- Security note: production deployment should add security headers (CSP, HSTS)
### Code summary
- [x] **Step 25**: Create `aidlc-docs/features/cms-frontend/construction/unit-6/code/code-generation-summary.md`
- List all modified and created files with their purpose
- Include migration check outcome (Step 22)
- Include i18n check outcome (Step 23)
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## Total: 25 steps
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# Unit 6 Functional Design — Clarification Questions
I detected gaps in your responses that need clarification before I can complete the functional design.
## Gap: Backend endpoints missing for profile editing and password change
Your answers to Q1 and Q2 indicate the ProfilePage should:
- Allow editing **Name** and **Email** (Q2: C)
- Show a **Change Password** button (Q1: C, note "only Role is read-only")
However, the current backend API has **no endpoints** for these operations:
| Required operation | Needed endpoint | Currently exists? |
|---|---|---|
| Update name / email | `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` or `PATCH /api/v1/Users/{id}` | ❌ No |
| Change password | `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password` or similar | ❌ No |
| Read own profile | `GET /api/v1/Users/me` (optional, or use AuthContext) | ❌ No |
These are additional backend changes not originally scoped for Unit 6. I need your decisions on each.
---
## Clarification Question 1: Backend endpoint for profile update (name + email)
Editing name and email requires a new backend endpoint. How should this be handled?
A) Add `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` to the backend in this unit — accepts `{ "name": string, "email": string }` and updates the current user's profile (recommended — required for the edit feature to function)
B) Add a backend endpoint but only allow editing name — email changes are too sensitive (require email verification flow which is out of scope)
C) Make the edit fields visible in the UI but non-functional for now (placeholder edits — form renders but the save button is disabled or shows "coming soon")
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: A
---
## Clarification Question 2: Change Password — functional or placeholder?
The "Change Password" button requires a new backend endpoint. How should this be handled in this unit?
A) Implement Change Password fully: add `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password` to the backend — accepts `{ "currentPassword": string, "newPassword": string }` and changes the password (requires full backend + frontend implementation)
B) Show a "Change Password" button that opens a dialog, but the submit is a placeholder — shows "This feature is coming soon" (frontend only, no backend work)
C) Show a "Change Password" link/button but leave it disabled with a tooltip "Coming soon"
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: A
---
## Clarification Question 3: Profile data source after editing
When the user edits their name/email and saves, the AuthContext currently holds the logged-in user's data (set at login and refreshed on token refresh). After a successful profile update, how should the frontend reflect the change?
A) Call `auth/refresh` after a successful profile update — the refresh response returns updated user data, which updates AuthContext automatically (recommended — reuses existing infrastructure)
B) Update AuthContext directly in the frontend after a successful save (optimistic update — no extra API call)
C) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: A
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# Functional Design Plan — Unit 6: Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
**Status**: 🚧 In Progress
## Unit Context
**Unit**: Unit 6 — Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
**Type**: Frontend (React/TypeScript) + Documentation
**Depends on**: Unit 3 (AppLayout, RoleGuard), Unit 4 (useAvailabilityStatus, AvailabilityStatusBadge)
**Stories Covered**:
- US-15: View own profile
- US-16: View availability status in settings
- US-17: Access denied to System Settings for non-Owners
- US-20: View CMS management placeholder
**Key Deliverables** (from unit-of-work.md):
```
frontend/src/routes/
├── profile.tsx # ProfilePage: read-only user info
├── settings.tsx # SettingsPage: Owner-only, availability + placeholders
├── cms.tsx # CmsPage: Owner-only placeholder
├── 403.tsx # AccessDeniedPage
└── $404.tsx # NotFoundPage
README.md # Frontend Development section added
```
**Key Observations**:
- These are the final frontend pages; all shared infrastructure (ApiClient, AuthContext, AppLayout, RoleGuard) is already in place
- `useAvailabilityStatus` from Unit 4 can be reused directly in SettingsPage
- RoleGuard (from Unit 2) is already implemented; `/settings` and `/cms` need Owner-only guards
- The 403 and 404 pages can be pure presentational components (no data fetching)
- Routes `403.tsx` and `$404.tsx` need to be registered in the TanStack Router route tree
---
## Functional Design Steps
- [x] Step 1: Analyze unit context and existing code patterns
- [x] Step 2: Generate questions, collect answers
- [x] Step 3: Create `domain-entities.md`
- [x] Step 4: Create `business-rules.md`
- [x] Step 5: Create `business-logic-model.md`
- [x] Step 6: Create `frontend-components.md`
- [x] Step 7: Present completion message and await approval
---
## Questions
Please fill in the letter after each `[Answer]:` tag.
---
### Question 1: ProfilePage — displayed fields
The ProfilePage (US-15) should show the logged-in user's own information. Which fields should be displayed?
A) Name, Email, Role — three read-only fields sourced from AuthContext (no API call needed)
B) Name, Email, Role, Member Since (created date) — four fields; requires a `GET /api/v1/Users/{id}` or `/me` endpoint to fetch the date
C) Name, Email, Role, and a "Change Password" button (button can be a placeholder/not yet functional)
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: C, but only Role is read-only
---
### Question 2: ProfilePage — editability
Should the ProfilePage support editing any of the displayed information, or is it strictly read-only for now?
A) Strictly read-only — no edit capability in this unit (recommended — keeps scope minimal; edits can be a future feature)
B) Allow editing the display name only — inline edit with save
C) Allow editing email and/or name — full form
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: C
---
### Question 3: SettingsPage — availability section interaction
The SettingsPage (US-16) includes an availability section. Should it allow changing the availability mode, or just display the current status?
A) Display + change: show current mode with controls to switch between Online / Maintenance / Offline, and optionally set a custom message (recommended — Settings is the management location; Dashboard is read-only view)
B) Display only: show current availability status, link/note that says "Manage via API or a future admin tool"
C) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: A
---
### Question 4: SettingsPage — placeholder sections
Beyond the availability section, what placeholder sections should SettingsPage include to indicate planned future features?
A) One generic placeholder: "More settings coming soon"
B) Two placeholders: "Module Management" and "System Configuration" — with "Coming soon" labels
C) Three placeholders: "Module Management", "System Configuration", and "Branding / Theme" — styled as locked cards
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: C
---
### Question 5: CmsPage — placeholder content
The CmsPage (US-20) is an Owner-only placeholder. What should it display?
A) A simple "CMS coming soon" message with an icon and brief description of what will be here (recommended — clear intent without overdesigning)
B) A styled empty state card with a title "Content Management System" and a description of planned capabilities
C) Just a heading: "Content Management" with "Under construction" text
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: A
---
### Question 6: 403 AccessDeniedPage — navigation options
When a user hits a route they don't have permission for (e.g., a non-Owner accessing `/settings`), what should the 403 page offer?
A) Heading "Access Denied" + message explaining the page requires a higher role + "Back to Dashboard" button (recommended — clear and actionable)
B) Heading + message + "Go Back" (browser back) + "Back to Dashboard" buttons
C) Heading + message only — no navigation buttons (user uses browser back)
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: A
---
### Question 7: 404 NotFoundPage — navigation options
When a user navigates to a route that doesn't exist, what should the 404 page offer?
A) Heading "Page Not Found" + brief message + "Back to Dashboard" button (recommended)
B) Heading + message + "Go Back" (browser back) + "Back to Dashboard" buttons
C) Heading + message only
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: A
---
### Question 8: Unit test scope
Which parts of Unit 6 should have unit tests?
A) ProfilePage (renders correct user fields from AuthContext) + SettingsPage (availability display/interaction) + 403 page (renders message + navigation) + 404 page (renders message + navigation)
B) SettingsPage only — the other pages are too simple to warrant tests
C) All pages including CmsPage — full test coverage for the final unit
D) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]: C
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# Unit 6 Code Generation Summary
## Overview
Unit 6 implements Profile, Settings, CMS placeholder, and error pages (403/404) for the CMS Frontend.
## Migration Check
**No EF Core migration required.** All backend changes in Steps 15 operate on existing columns in the `AspNetUsers` table managed by ASP.NET Identity (`UserName`, `NormalizedUserName`, `Email`, `NormalizedEmail`, `PasswordHash`). No new `DbSet<>` entries or schema columns were introduced.
---
## Files Created or Modified
### Backend — Core
| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Models/IdentityRequests.cs` | Added `UpdateProfileRequest` and `ChangePasswordRequest` records |
| `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Services/IAuthService.cs` | Added `ChangePasswordAsync` method signature |
| `src/SlpModularCms.Core/Identity/Services/AuthService.cs` | Implemented `ChangePasswordAsync` using `UserManager.ChangePasswordAsync` |
### Backend — Modules.Identity
| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `src/SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity/Controllers/AuthController.cs` | Added `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password` endpoint |
| `src/SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity/Controllers/UsersController.cs` | Added `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` endpoint for profile self-update |
### Frontend — API hooks
| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `frontend/src/api/useProfile.ts` | **Created**`useUpdateProfile()` and `useChangePassword()` hooks |
| `frontend/src/api/useAvailability.ts` | Extended with `useUpdateAvailability()` mutation |
### Frontend — MSW mocks
| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `frontend/src/mocks/users/handlers.ts` | Added `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` mock handler |
| `frontend/src/mocks/auth/handlers.ts` | Added `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password` mock handler |
### Frontend — i18n
| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `frontend/src/i18n/locales/en/translation.json` | Added `profile`, `settings`, `cms`, `error` key groups |
| `frontend/src/i18n/locales/nl/translation.json` | Added Dutch translations for all new key groups |
### Frontend — Pages
| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `frontend/src/pages/ProfilePage.tsx` | **Replaced stub** — full implementation with ProfileInfoForm, RoleDisplay badge, ChangePasswordDialog |
| `frontend/src/pages/SettingsPage.tsx` | **Replaced stub** — full implementation with availability selector + 3 placeholder cards |
| `frontend/src/pages/CmsPage.tsx` | **Replaced stub** — enhanced placeholder with LayoutGrid icon |
| `frontend/src/pages/AccessDeniedPage.tsx` | **Created** — 403 page with ShieldOff icon and back button |
| `frontend/src/pages/NotFoundPage.tsx` | **Created** — 404 catch-all page with FileQuestion icon and back button |
### Frontend — Router
| File | Change |
|------|--------|
| `frontend/src/router.tsx` | Added `/403` (`accessDeniedRoute`) and `$` catch-all (`notFoundRoute`) routes |
### Frontend — Tests
| File | Coverage |
|------|----------|
| `frontend/src/pages/ProfilePage.test.tsx` | Renders, pre-fill, save disabled when pristine, save enabled after edit, save success, email validation, dialog open, wrong password error, auth redirect |
| `frontend/src/pages/SettingsPage.test.tsx` | Renders, status badge, mode buttons, mode selection, save success, save error, placeholder sections, auth redirect |
| `frontend/src/pages/CmsPage.test.tsx` | Renders title and placeholder, auth redirect |
| `frontend/src/pages/AccessDeniedPage.test.tsx` | Renders title, message, back button, navigation |
| `frontend/src/pages/NotFoundPage.test.tsx` | Renders for unknown routes, back button, navigation |
---
## i18n Completeness
All `t('...')` calls in the new pages and hooks have corresponding keys in both `en/translation.json` and `nl/translation.json`. No orphaned keys.
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# Business Logic Model — Unit 6: Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
## 1. Profile Update Flow
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
box rgba(33,150,243,0.15) Frontend
participant U as User
participant PF as ProfilePage
participant AC as AuthContext
end
box rgba(244,67,54,0.15) Backend
participant API as PUT /Users/me
participant REF as POST /auth/refresh
end
U->>PF: Edit name or email, click Save
PF->>PF: Validate form (name required, email valid)
alt Validation fails
PF-->>U: Show inline field errors
else Validation passes
PF->>API: PUT /api/v1/Users/me with name and email
alt API error
API-->>PF: 400 or 409 (e.g. email taken)
PF-->>U: Show error message
else Success
API-->>PF: 200 Updated user data
PF->>REF: POST /api/v1/Auth/refresh
REF-->>AC: New access token plus updated user object
AC-->>PF: AuthContext updated
PF-->>U: Show success toast, form reset to saved values
end
end
```
Text alternative: User edits name/email on ProfilePage → frontend validates → PUT /Users/me → on success calls /auth/refresh to sync AuthContext → success toast shown.
---
## 2. Change Password Flow
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
box rgba(33,150,243,0.15) Frontend
participant U as User
participant PF as ProfilePage
participant DL as ChangePasswordDialog
end
box rgba(244,67,54,0.15) Backend
participant API as POST /auth/change-password
end
U->>PF: Click Change Password button
PF->>DL: Open dialog
U->>DL: Enter currentPassword, newPassword, confirmPassword
DL->>DL: Validate (newPassword matches confirm, meets policy)
alt Validation fails
DL-->>U: Show inline errors
else Validation passes
DL->>API: POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password
alt Wrong current password or policy violation
API-->>DL: 400 with error detail
DL-->>U: Show error message
else Success
API-->>DL: 200 OK
DL-->>U: Close dialog, show success toast on ProfilePage
end
end
```
Text alternative: User opens Change Password dialog → validates fields → POST /auth/change-password → success closes dialog and shows toast.
---
## 3. Settings — Availability Update Flow
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
box rgba(33,150,243,0.15) Frontend
participant U as User
participant SP as SettingsPage
participant QC as QueryClient
end
box rgba(244,67,54,0.15) Backend
participant GET as GET /availability/status
participant PUT as POST /availability/admin/status
end
SP->>GET: Fetch current availability on mount
GET-->>SP: status, message, checkedAt
SP-->>U: Display current mode and message
U->>SP: Select new mode and optional message, click Save
SP->>PUT: POST /api/v1/Availability/admin/status
alt Success
PUT-->>SP: 200 OK
SP->>QC: Invalidate availability query cache
QC->>GET: Re-fetch status
GET-->>SP: Updated status
SP-->>U: Show success toast, updated badge
else Error
PUT-->>SP: 400 or 403
SP-->>U: Show error message
end
```
Text alternative: SettingsPage fetches availability on mount. User selects new mode and saves → POST to admin status endpoint → on success invalidate cache to re-fetch updated status.
---
## 4. Route Guard Flow (403 / 404)
```mermaid
graph TD
Nav["Navigation event"]
ProtectedRoute{"ProtectedRoute check\n(authenticated?)"}
RoleGuard{"RoleGuard check\n(role allowed?)"}
RouteMatch{"Route exists?"}
Page["Render Page"]
P403["Render 403 AccessDeniedPage"]
P404["Render 404 NotFoundPage"]
Login["Redirect to /login"]
Nav --> ProtectedRoute
ProtectedRoute -->|No| Login
ProtectedRoute -->|Yes| RouteMatch
RouteMatch -->|No| P404
RouteMatch -->|Yes, has RoleGuard| RoleGuard
RouteMatch -->|Yes, no RoleGuard| Page
RoleGuard -->|Allowed| Page
RoleGuard -->|Denied| P403
classDef guard fill:#FF9800,stroke:#e65100,color:#000
classDef page fill:#2196F3,stroke:#0d47a1,color:#000
classDef error fill:#F44336,stroke:#b71c1c,color:#000
classDef start fill:#9C27B0,stroke:#4a148c,color:#000
class ProtectedRoute guard
class RoleGuard guard
class RouteMatch guard
class Page page
class P403 error
class P404 error
class Login error
class Nav start
```
Text alternative: Navigation → ProtectedRoute (unauthenticated → /login) → route match (unknown → 404) → RoleGuard (denied → 403, allowed → page renders).
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# Business Rules — Unit 6: Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
## Access Control Rules
```mermaid
graph TD
Request["Incoming Route Request"]
IsAuth{"Authenticated?"}
Route{"Which route?"}
IsOwner{"Role = Owner?"}
AccessDenied["403 AccessDeniedPage"]
NotFound["404 NotFoundPage"]
Profile["ProfilePage"]
Settings["SettingsPage"]
Cms["CmsPage"]
Login["Redirect to /login"]
Request --> IsAuth
IsAuth -->|No| Login
IsAuth -->|Yes| Route
Route -->|/profile| Profile
Route -->|/settings| IsOwner
Route -->|/cms| IsOwner
Route -->|unknown path| NotFound
IsOwner -->|Yes| Settings
IsOwner -->|Yes| Cms
IsOwner -->|No| AccessDenied
classDef guard fill:#FF9800,stroke:#e65100,color:#000
classDef page fill:#2196F3,stroke:#0d47a1,color:#000
classDef error fill:#F44336,stroke:#b71c1c,color:#000
classDef start fill:#9C27B0,stroke:#4a148c,color:#000
class IsAuth guard
class IsOwner guard
class Route guard
class Profile page
class Settings page
class Cms page
class AccessDenied error
class NotFound error
class Login error
class Request start
```
Text alternative: All routes require authentication (redirect to /login if not). /settings and /cms additionally require Owner role; non-Owners are shown 403. Unknown paths show 404.
---
## BR-01: Profile Access
- **Rule**: Any authenticated user can access `/profile`
- **Implementation**: ProfilePage is a child of `_authenticated.tsx` (inherits ProtectedRoute); no additional RoleGuard
- **Data**: Profile data is read from AuthContext (no extra API call for display)
## BR-02: Profile — Name and Email are Editable
- **Rule**: The logged-in user may update their own `name` and `email`
- **Validation** (frontend, mirrors backend):
- `name`: required, non-empty
- `email`: required, valid email format
- **Endpoint**: `PUT /api/v1/Users/me`
- **After save**: Call `POST /api/v1/Auth/refresh` to synchronize AuthContext with updated values
## BR-03: Profile — Role is Read-Only
- **Rule**: A user cannot change their own role from the profile page
- **Display**: Role shown as a static badge; no edit controls rendered
## BR-04: Change Password
- **Rule**: The logged-in user may change their own password via a dialog on ProfilePage
- **Validation** (frontend, mirrors backend password policy):
- `currentPassword`: required, non-empty
- `newPassword`: required, min 8 chars, at least 1 uppercase, 1 lowercase, 1 digit, 1 special character
- `confirmPassword` (UI-only field): must match `newPassword`
- **Endpoint**: `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password`
- **On success**: Close dialog, show success toast; no AuthContext update needed (password change does not affect access token)
## BR-05: Settings — Owner Only
- **Rule**: Only users with role `Owner` may access `/settings`
- **Implementation**: `RoleGuard` with `allowedRoles={["Owner"]}` wraps SettingsPage
- **On violation**: Redirect to `/403`
## BR-06: Settings — Availability Management
- **Rule**: Owner may change the system availability status from SettingsPage
- **Allowed modes**: `Available`, `Maintenance`, `Unavailable`
- **Endpoint**: `POST /api/v1/Availability/admin/status` (OwnerOnly — already enforced by backend)
- **Message field**: Optional free-text reason displayed to end-users
- **On save**: Invalidate `useAvailabilityStatus` query cache to reflect new status immediately
## BR-07: CMS Page — Owner Only
- **Rule**: Only users with role `Owner` may access `/cms`
- **Implementation**: `RoleGuard` with `allowedRoles={["Owner"]}` wraps CmsPage
- **On violation**: Redirect to `/403`
- **Content**: Placeholder only — no functional CMS features in this unit
## BR-08: 403 Access Denied Page
- **Rule**: Rendered when `RoleGuard` rejects a route request
- **Content**: Heading "Access Denied" + explanatory message + "Back to Dashboard" button (navigates to `/`)
- **No authentication required**: 403 is a public route (unauthenticated users hitting protected routes are redirected to `/login` by ProtectedRoute first)
## BR-09: 404 Not Found Page
- **Rule**: Rendered when TanStack Router cannot match any registered route
- **Content**: Heading "Page Not Found" + brief message + "Back to Dashboard" button (navigates to `/`)
- **Implementation**: TanStack Router catch-all route (`$404.tsx`)
## BR-10: Backend — New Endpoints Required
The following new backend endpoints must be added as part of Unit 6:
| Endpoint | Method | Policy | Purpose |
|----------|--------|--------|---------|
| `/api/v1/Users/me` | PUT | Authenticated | Update own name and email |
| `/api/v1/Auth/change-password` | POST | Authenticated | Change own password |
Both endpoints operate on the currently authenticated user (identified via JWT claims).
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# Domain Entities — Unit 6: Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
## Overview
Unit 6 introduces profile editing and password management. It reuses the existing `AvailabilityStatus` entity from Unit 4 for the Settings page, and introduces new request/response shapes for profile and password operations.
---
## Entity Diagram
```mermaid
graph TD
AuthUser["AuthUser"]
UpdateProfileRequest["UpdateProfileRequest"]
UpdateProfileResponse["UpdateProfileResponse"]
ChangePasswordRequest["ChangePasswordRequest"]
AvailabilityStatus["AvailabilityStatus"]
UpdateAvailabilityRequest["UpdateAvailabilityRequest"]
AuthUser -->|"provides data for"| UpdateProfileRequest
UpdateProfileRequest -->|"produces"| UpdateProfileResponse
UpdateProfileResponse -->|"refreshed into"| AuthUser
AvailabilityStatus -->|"changed by"| UpdateAvailabilityRequest
classDef user fill:#2196F3,stroke:#0d47a1,color:#000
classDef request fill:#FF9800,stroke:#e65100,color:#000
classDef response fill:#4CAF50,stroke:#2e7d32,color:#000
classDef availability fill:#9C27B0,stroke:#4a148c,color:#000
class AuthUser user
class UpdateProfileRequest,ChangePasswordRequest,UpdateAvailabilityRequest request
class UpdateProfileResponse response
class AvailabilityStatus availability
```
Text alternative: AuthUser provides data for UpdateProfileRequest; saving produces UpdateProfileResponse which refreshes AuthContext. AvailabilityStatus is changed via UpdateAvailabilityRequest. ChangePasswordRequest is standalone.
---
## Entity Descriptions
### AuthUser
Represents the currently logged-in user. Sourced from `AuthContext` (populated at login and after token refresh). Displayed on ProfilePage; updated indirectly via token refresh after a profile save.
| Field | Type | Editable | Source |
|-------|------|----------|--------|
| id | string (GUID) | No | AuthContext |
| email | string | Yes (via PUT /Users/me) | AuthContext |
| name | string | Yes (via PUT /Users/me) | AuthContext |
| role | string | No (read-only) | AuthContext |
| isActive | boolean | No | AuthContext |
---
### UpdateProfileRequest
Sent to `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` when the user saves their profile edits.
| Field | Type | Required | Validation |
|-------|------|----------|------------|
| name | string | Yes | Non-empty, max 100 chars |
| email | string | Yes | Valid email format |
---
### UpdateProfileResponse
Response from `PUT /api/v1/Users/me`. Contains the updated user data. After receiving this, the frontend calls `POST /api/v1/Auth/refresh` to sync AuthContext with the new values.
| Field | Type | Notes |
|-------|------|-------|
| id | string | GUID |
| email | string | Updated value |
| name | string | Updated value |
| role | string | Unchanged |
| isActive | boolean | Unchanged |
---
### ChangePasswordRequest
Sent to `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password`. Requires current password for verification.
| Field | Type | Required | Validation |
|-------|------|----------|------------|
| currentPassword | string | Yes | Must match current stored password |
| newPassword | string | Yes | Must satisfy backend password policy (≥8 chars, upper, lower, digit, special char) |
---
### AvailabilityStatus (reused from Unit 4)
Retrieved via `GET /api/v1/Availability/status`. Displayed on SettingsPage with controls to change it.
| Field | Type | Notes |
|-------|------|-------|
| status | string | "Available" \| "Maintenance" \| "Unavailable" |
| message | string | Optional custom message |
| checkedAt | datetime | Timestamp of last check |
---
### UpdateAvailabilityRequest
Sent to `POST /api/v1/Availability/admin/status` (OwnerOnly policy — already exists in backend).
| Field | Type | Required | Allowed values |
|-------|------|----------|----------------|
| newStatus | string | Yes | "Available" \| "Maintenance" \| "Unavailable" |
| reason | string | No | Free-form message shown to users |
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# Frontend Components — Unit 6: Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder
## Component Hierarchy
```mermaid
graph TD
Auth["_authenticated.tsx\n(layout route)"]
Profile["profile.tsx\nProfilePage"]
PIF["ProfileInfoForm\n(name + email edit)"]
CPD["ChangePasswordDialog\n(dialog overlay)"]
RB["RoleDisplay\n(read-only badge)"]
Settings["settings.tsx\nSettingsPage\n[RoleGuard: Owner]"]
AS["AvailabilitySection\n(mode selector + message)"]
ASBI["AvailabilityStatusBadge\n(reused from Unit 4)"]
PM1["PlaceholderCard\nModule Management"]
PM2["PlaceholderCard\nSystem Configuration"]
PM3["PlaceholderCard\nBranding / Theme"]
Cms["cms.tsx\nCmsPage\n[RoleGuard: Owner]"]
P403["403.tsx\nAccessDeniedPage"]
P404["$404.tsx\nNotFoundPage"]
Auth --> Profile
Auth --> Settings
Auth --> Cms
Auth --> P403
Auth --> P404
Profile --> PIF
Profile --> CPD
Profile --> RB
Settings --> AS
AS --> ASBI
Settings --> PM1
Settings --> PM2
Settings --> PM3
classDef layout fill:#4CAF50,stroke:#2e7d32,color:#000
classDef page fill:#2196F3,stroke:#0d47a1,color:#000
classDef component fill:#9C27B0,stroke:#4a148c,color:#000
classDef reused fill:#FF9800,stroke:#e65100,color:#000
classDef error fill:#F44336,stroke:#b71c1c,color:#000
class Auth layout
class Profile page
class Settings page
class Cms page
class PIF component
class CPD component
class RB component
class AS component
class PM1 component
class PM2 component
class PM3 component
class ASBI reused
class P403 error
class P404 error
```
Text alternative: _authenticated layout route contains Profile (with ProfileInfoForm, ChangePasswordDialog, RoleDisplay), Settings (Owner-only: AvailabilitySection with badge + 3 PlaceholderCards), CmsPage (Owner-only), 403, and 404.
---
## Component Specifications
### `profile.tsx` — ProfilePage
**Purpose**: Displays and allows editing of the logged-in user's name and email. Shows role as read-only. Provides Change Password access.
**State**:
- Form state managed by `react-hook-form`
- `isSaving` — boolean (PUT /Users/me in flight)
- `isPasswordDialogOpen` — boolean
**Props**: None (reads from `useAuth()`)
**API integrations**:
- `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` — save profile edits (new hook: `useUpdateProfile`)
- `POST /api/v1/Auth/refresh` — called after successful profile save via `AuthContext.refresh()`
**Sections**:
1. **Profile info card**: Name (text input), Email (text input), Role (read-only badge), Save button
2. **Security card**: "Change Password" button → opens `ChangePasswordDialog`
**Validation** (via `zod`):
```
name: z.string().min(1, "Name is required")
email: z.string().email("Invalid email address")
```
---
### `ProfileInfoForm`
**Purpose**: Form fields for name and email editing. Embedded in ProfilePage.
**Props**:
- `defaultValues: { name: string; email: string }`
- `onSave: (data: UpdateProfileRequest) => Promise<void>`
- `isSaving: boolean`
---
### `ChangePasswordDialog`
**Purpose**: Modal dialog for changing password. Opened from ProfilePage.
**Props**:
- `open: boolean`
- `onClose: () => void`
**State** (internal, via `react-hook-form`):
- `currentPassword`, `newPassword`, `confirmPassword`
**API integration**: `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password` (new hook: `useChangePassword`)
**Validation** (via `zod`):
```
currentPassword: z.string().min(1, "Required")
newPassword: z.string()
.min(8, "At least 8 characters")
.regex(/[A-Z]/, "At least 1 uppercase letter")
.regex(/[a-z]/, "At least 1 lowercase letter")
.regex(/[0-9]/, "At least 1 digit")
.regex(/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/, "At least 1 special character")
confirmPassword: z.string()
// .refine: confirmPassword === newPassword
```
**On success**: Close dialog, emit success toast.
---
### `RoleDisplay`
**Purpose**: Read-only badge showing the user's current role. Not editable.
**Props**:
- `role: string`
---
### `settings.tsx` — SettingsPage
**Purpose**: Owner-only management page. Contains availability controls and placeholder sections for future settings.
**State**:
- Availability data from `useAvailabilityStatus()` (reused from Unit 4)
- `selectedMode` — controlled select: `"Available" | "Maintenance" | "Unavailable"`
- `reason` — string (optional message input)
- `isSaving` — boolean
**Props**: None
**API integrations**:
- `GET /api/v1/Availability/status` — via `useAvailabilityStatus` (existing hook)
- `POST /api/v1/Availability/admin/status` — via new `useUpdateAvailability` mutation; on success invalidates `useAvailabilityStatus` query
**Sections**:
1. **Availability section** (`AvailabilitySection`): Current status badge + mode selector (radio or select) + optional message text area + Save button
2. **PlaceholderCard** — "Module Management" (locked, coming soon)
3. **PlaceholderCard** — "System Configuration" (locked, coming soon)
4. **PlaceholderCard** — "Branding / Theme" (locked, coming soon)
---
### `AvailabilitySection`
**Purpose**: Embedded in SettingsPage. Shows current availability and provides controls to change it.
**Props**:
- `currentStatus: AvailabilityStatus`
- `onSave: (request: UpdateAvailabilityRequest) => Promise<void>`
- `isSaving: boolean`
**Sub-component**: Renders `<AvailabilityStatusBadge>` (reused from Unit 4, imported from `components/shared/`)
---
### `PlaceholderCard`
**Purpose**: Reusable locked card for future settings sections.
**Props**:
- `title: string`
- `description?: string`
**Visual**: Dimmed card with lock icon and "Coming soon" label.
---
### `cms.tsx` — CmsPage
**Purpose**: Owner-only placeholder for the future CMS feature.
**Props**: None
**Content**: Icon (e.g. `LayoutGrid` from lucide-react) + heading "Content Management System" + brief description: "This is where you will manage your CMS content. This feature is coming soon."
**State**: None (pure presentational)
---
### `403.tsx` — AccessDeniedPage
**Purpose**: Shown when RoleGuard rejects access to a route.
**Props**: None
**Content**:
- Icon: `ShieldOff` or `Lock` (lucide-react)
- Heading: "Access Denied"
- Message: "You don't have permission to view this page."
- Button: "Back to Dashboard" → navigates to `/`
**State**: None (pure presentational)
---
### `$404.tsx` — NotFoundPage
**Purpose**: TanStack Router catch-all for unknown routes.
**Props**: None
**Content**:
- Icon: `FileQuestion` (lucide-react)
- Heading: "Page Not Found"
- Message: "The page you're looking for doesn't exist."
- Button: "Back to Dashboard" → navigates to `/`
**State**: None (pure presentational)
---
## New API Hooks
| Hook | File | Endpoint | Method |
|------|------|----------|--------|
| `useUpdateProfile` | `src/api/useProfile.ts` | `PUT /api/v1/Users/me` | useMutation |
| `useChangePassword` | `src/api/useProfile.ts` | `POST /api/v1/Auth/change-password` | useMutation |
| `useUpdateAvailability` | `src/api/useAvailability.ts` (extend existing) | `POST /api/v1/Availability/admin/status` | useMutation |
## New Backend Endpoints
| Endpoint | Method | Controller | Policy |
|----------|--------|------------|--------|
| `/api/v1/Users/me` | PUT | UsersController | Authenticated |
| `/api/v1/Auth/change-password` | POST | AuthController | Authenticated |
## i18n Keys Required
**Profile page**:
- `profile.title`, `profile.name`, `profile.email`, `profile.role`, `profile.save`, `profile.saving`, `profile.saveSuccess`
- `profile.changePassword`, `profile.changePassword.current`, `profile.changePassword.new`, `profile.changePassword.confirm`, `profile.changePassword.success`
**Settings page**:
- `settings.title`, `settings.availability.title`, `settings.availability.save`, `settings.availability.saveSuccess`
- `settings.availability.mode.available`, `settings.availability.mode.maintenance`, `settings.availability.mode.unavailable`
- `settings.availability.reason`, `settings.placeholder.comingSoon`
- `settings.modules.title`, `settings.systemConfig.title`, `settings.branding.title`
**Error pages**:
- `error.403.title`, `error.403.message`, `error.404.title`, `error.404.message`, `error.backToDashboard`
## Unit Test Scope (Q8: C — all pages)
| Component | Test focus |
|-----------|------------|
| ProfilePage | Renders AuthContext user data; name/email inputs; save triggers PUT; password dialog opens |
| ChangePasswordDialog | Validation (mismatch, policy); success flow; error handling |
| SettingsPage | Fetches and displays availability; mode change + save triggers POST; placeholder sections render |
| CmsPage | Renders heading and description |
| AccessDeniedPage (403) | Renders heading, message, Back to Dashboard navigates to `/` |
| NotFoundPage (404) | Renders heading, message, Back to Dashboard navigates to `/` |
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# Gap Report: `classDiagram` Coloring Reliably Breaks `domain-entities.md`
**Gap ID**: gap-003
**Reported**: 2026-06-22
**Reporter**: User (via cms-frontend Unit 6 Functional Design session)
**Skill affected**: `aidlc-workflow`
**Rule files affected**:
- `.aidlc-rule-details/construction/functional-design.md` — Step 7, "Diagram types per artifact"
- `.aidlc-rule-details/common/mermaid-diagram-standards.md` — missing validated `classDiagram` example
---
## Problem Description
Every time `domain-entities.md` is generated by the Functional Design stage, the entity diagram is broken on the first attempt. It requires manual correction from the user before it renders.
This happened in both the `slp-modular-cms-api` and `cms-frontend` features. It is a **structural, repeatable failure** caused by a conflict between the diagram type prescribed by the rules and the actual Mermaid behavior.
---
## Root Cause
### Prescribed rule (functional-design.md, Step 7)
```
domain-entities.md → `classDiagram` for entity relationships
(supports `classDef` coloring), NOT `erDiagram`
```
The claim "(supports `classDef` coloring)" is misleading. There are **two failure modes** that make colored `classDiagram` unreliable in practice:
### Failure Mode 1: `class ClassName style` conflicts with body-defined classes
When a class is defined with a body block:
```
class AuthUser {
+string id
+string email
}
```
...and then a `classDef` style is applied using the flowchart-style pattern:
```
classDef user fill:#2196F3,color:#000
class AuthUser user
```
Mermaid interprets `class AuthUser user` as a **second class declaration** that conflicts with the already-defined body. The diagram breaks. This is the #1 failure pattern because the AI model uses the flowchart `classDef`/`class` pattern (which is well-documented in `mermaid-diagram-standards.md`) and applies it to `classDiagram` — where it doesn't work the same way.
### Failure Mode 2: `:::` inline notation is unreliable
The alternative syntax — applying a `classDef` inline in the class header:
```
class AuthUser:::user {
+string id
}
```
...is **not reliably supported across Mermaid versions** and also broke on this user's renderer.
### Contributing factor: No validated `classDiagram` example in standards
`mermaid-diagram-standards.md` provides validated, working examples for:
- `graph LR/TD` (flowchart) ✅
- `sequenceDiagram`
It **does not** provide any validated working example for `classDiagram` with `classDef` coloring. So the AI model has no reliable template to follow and defaults to flowchart patterns — which break in `classDiagram`.
---
## Observed Symptom Pattern
1. AI generates `domain-entities.md` with `classDiagram` + `classDef` coloring
2. Diagram is broken (either body-block conflict or `:::` not supported)
3. User reports broken diagram
4. AI attempts fix with `:::` notation → still broken
5. AI converts to `graph TD` → diagram works
6. **Total: 2 failed attempts before success, requiring user intervention**
This pattern occurred identically in Unit 6 of the `cms-frontend` feature (2026-06-22).
---
## Proven Fix (from this session)
Converting `domain-entities.md` to use `graph TD` instead of `classDiagram` works reliably:
```mermaid
graph TD
AuthUser["AuthUser"]
UpdateProfileRequest["UpdateProfileRequest"]
AuthUser -->|"provides data for"| UpdateProfileRequest
classDef user fill:#2196F3,stroke:#0d47a1,color:#000
classDef request fill:#FF9800,stroke:#e65100,color:#000
class AuthUser user
class UpdateProfileRequest request
```
`graph TD` with `classDef`/`class` is:
- Well-documented with a validated example in `mermaid-diagram-standards.md`
- Consistently supported across Mermaid versions
- Sufficient to express entity relationships (via labeled directed edges)
The entity field details (types, required/optional, descriptions) are better placed in the **tables below the diagram** than in the class body nodes anyway — keeping the diagram clean and the data queryable.
---
## Suggested Fix
### Fix 1 (Primary — required): Update `functional-design.md`
In Step 7, "Diagram types per artifact", change:
**Current**:
```
domain-entities.md → `classDiagram` for entity relationships
(supports `classDef` coloring), NOT `erDiagram`
```
**Replace with**:
```
domain-entities.md → `graph TD` for entity relationships.
- Use labeled edges (|"relationship label"|) to show how entities connect
- Use `classDef`/`class` for coloring (same pattern as flowcharts)
- Do NOT use `classDiagram` — classDef coloring is unreliable in classDiagram
- Do NOT use `erDiagram` — no color support
- Keep entity field details in Markdown tables below the diagram, not in diagram nodes
```
### Fix 2 (Secondary — recommended): Update `mermaid-diagram-standards.md`
Add an explicit warning and a `graph TD` entity diagram example to `mermaid-diagram-standards.md`:
```markdown
## Entity Relationship Diagrams
Use `graph TD` for entity diagrams — NOT `classDiagram` (classDef coloring is
unreliable in classDiagram) and NOT `erDiagram` (no color support).
Example:
graph TD
User["User"]
Order["Order"]
Product["Product"]
User -->|"places"| Order
Order -->|"contains"| Product
classDef entity fill:#2196F3,stroke:#0d47a1,color:#000
classDef value fill:#FF9800,stroke:#e65100,color:#000
class User,Order entity
class Product value
```
---
## Acceptance Criteria for Fix
- [ ] `functional-design.md` Step 7 prescribes `graph TD` for `domain-entities.md`, not `classDiagram`
- [ ] The reason for avoiding `classDiagram` is documented in the rule (prevents future regression)
- [ ] `mermaid-diagram-standards.md` includes a validated `graph TD` entity diagram example
- [ ] A note in `mermaid-diagram-standards.md` explicitly warns against `classDiagram` for colored entity diagrams
- [ ] After the fix, generating `domain-entities.md` produces a working diagram on the first attempt without user correction
---
## Related Files
- Skill: `C:\Users\Bryan\.claude\skills\aidlc-workflow\`
- Primary rule: `.aidlc-rule-details/construction/functional-design.md` — Step 7
- Supporting rule: `.aidlc-rule-details/common/mermaid-diagram-standards.md`
- Example broken file: `K:\Development\Projects\SlpModularCms\aidlc-docs\features\cms-frontend\construction\unit-6\functional-design\domain-entities.md` (fixed in session, now uses `graph TD`)
---
## Workaround (for current sessions)
When generating `domain-entities.md`, use `graph TD` instead of `classDiagram`. Apply the standard `classDef`/`class` pattern. Place entity field details in Markdown tables below the diagram rather than in diagram node bodies.
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# Gap Report: active-features.md Not Updated as Feature Progresses or Completes
**Gap ID**: gap-005
**Reported**: 2026-06-22
**Reporter**: User (via cms-frontend workflow session)
**Skill affected**: `aidlc-workflow`
**Rule files affected**:
- `.aidlc-rule-details/inception/workspace-detection.md` — Step 4d (initial registration)
- `SKILL.md` — Operations section / Key Principles / Workflow Complete block
- `.aidlc-rule-details/construction/build-and-test.md` — Step 8 (Update State Tracking)
- `.aidlc-rule-details/operations/operations.md` — Workflow Complete block
---
## Observed Behavior
`aidlc-docs/active-features.md` is written exactly once — at feature creation (Step 4d of `workspace-detection.md`) — and is **never updated thereafter**. The feature's status row remains frozen at `🔵 Inception` regardless of how far the workflow has advanced.
For `cms-frontend`, all 6 construction units are complete and Build and Test is ready to start, yet `active-features.md` still shows:
```
| CMS Frontend (cms-frontend) | 🔵 Inception | unknown | Frontend, Identity (Auth), Availability | 2026-06-16 |
```
The status emoji guide defined in Step 4d of `workspace-detection.md` describes four states (`🔵 Inception · 🟢 Construction · 🟡 Operations · ✅ Complete`) but **no rule in the skill instructs the model to use any state beyond `🔵 Inception`**.
---
## Expected Behavior
`active-features.md` should be kept in sync with the feature's actual phase throughout the workflow. Specifically:
| Trigger | New status in active-features.md |
|---|---|
| Inception phase complete / first Construction stage begins | `🟢 Construction` |
| Build and Test approved / Operations phase entered | `🟡 Operations` (or `✅ Complete` if Operations is skipped) |
| Workflow complete (Operations placeholder acknowledged) | `✅ Complete` |
When the feature has no Operations phase (as with `cms-frontend`, where the Operations stage is a placeholder), the status should transition directly from `🟢 Construction` to `✅ Complete` upon Build and Test approval.
The `active-features.md` index is the primary multi-feature dashboard. It is read during session resumption (`session-continuity.md`) and displayed to the user in the Welcome Back prompt. Stale status data directly degrades the session-resume experience.
---
## Root Cause
The gap has two dimensions:
**1. Missing transition instructions (phase change)**
No rule file specifies that `active-features.md` must be updated when the workflow transitions from one phase to another. The status emoji guide exists in `workspace-detection.md` Step 4d as documentation, but no subsequent stage instructs the model to write those updated rows.
**2. Missing completion instruction**
`SKILL.md` (Operations section, "Workflow Complete" block) and `operations/operations.md` both declare that the workflow ends after Build and Test approval, and that the model should present a closing summary. Neither file includes an instruction to update `active-features.md` to `✅ Complete`. Similarly, `construction/build-and-test.md` Step 8 ("Update State Tracking") only mentions updating `aidlc-state.md`, not `active-features.md`.
In short: `active-features.md` is treated as a write-once registration file rather than a living index.
---
## Impact
- Session resume (Welcome Back prompt from `session-continuity.md`) shows incorrect phase for all features
- Users cannot determine which features are genuinely in progress vs. complete by looking at `active-features.md`
- Conflict detection (Step 5 of `workspace-detection.md`) may incorrectly flag a completed feature as still active, because it keys on `status not ✅ Complete`
- The multi-feature dashboard is unreliable; the user must manually inspect each feature's `aidlc-state.md` to learn the real status
---
## Proposed Fix
Add explicit `active-features.md` update instructions at the two natural transition points and at workflow completion:
### Fix 1 — Phase transition: Inception → Construction
In `construction/code-generation.md` (or wherever the first construction stage begins), add to the "Update State Tracking" step:
> **Also update `aidlc-docs/active-features.md`**: Change the feature's status column from `🔵 Inception` to `🟢 Construction`.
### Fix 2 — Workflow completion: Build and Test approved
In `construction/build-and-test.md` Step 8 ("Update State Tracking"), extend the existing instruction:
> **Also update `aidlc-docs/active-features.md`**: If the feature has no active Operations phase (Operations is a placeholder), change the feature's status to `✅ Complete`. If an Operations phase will follow, change status to `🟡 Operations`.
Replicate the same instruction in the "Workflow Complete" block in `SKILL.md` (Operations section) and in `operations/operations.md`.
### Fix 3 — Clarify the status emoji guide is actionable
In `workspace-detection.md` Step 4d, add a note below the status emoji guide making clear that status updates are mandatory as the workflow progresses:
> **Note**: Status values are not static. The model MUST update the feature's row in `active-features.md` whenever the workflow transitions between phases, and again when the workflow completes.
### Fix 4 — Session continuity awareness
In `session-continuity.md`, under "MANDATORY: Session Continuity Instructions", add a consistency check:
> When resuming a feature, compare the phase shown in `active-features.md` against `aidlc-state.md`. If they diverge, correct `active-features.md` to match `aidlc-state.md` before presenting the Welcome Back prompt.
---
## Skill Files to Update
| File | Change |
|---|---|
| `C:\Users\Bryan\.claude\skills\aidlc-workflow\.aidlc-rule-details\construction\build-and-test.md` | Step 8: add `active-features.md` update to `✅ Complete` (or `🟡 Operations`) |
| `C:\Users\Bryan\.claude\skills\aidlc-workflow\.aidlc-rule-details\construction\code-generation.md` | State tracking step: add `active-features.md` update to `🟢 Construction` on first construction unit |
| `C:\Users\Bryan\.claude\skills\aidlc-workflow\SKILL.md` | Operations "Workflow Complete" block: add `active-features.md` update to `✅ Complete` |
| `C:\Users\Bryan\.claude\skills\aidlc-workflow\.aidlc-rule-details\operations\operations.md` | Add "Workflow Complete" instructions including `active-features.md` update |
| `C:\Users\Bryan\.claude\skills\aidlc-workflow\.aidlc-rule-details\inception\workspace-detection.md` | Step 4d: add note that status must be updated as workflow progresses |
| `C:\Users\Bryan\.claude\skills\aidlc-workflow\.aidlc-rule-details\common\session-continuity.md` | Add consistency check: correct `active-features.md` on resume if it diverges from `aidlc-state.md` |
---
## Workaround (for current session)
For `cms-frontend` in `K:\Development\Projects\SlpModularCms`: manually update `aidlc-docs/active-features.md` — change status from `🔵 Inception` to `✅ Complete`, because all 6 units are done, Build and Test is the only remaining step, and there is no active Operations phase for this feature.
This gap report was filed as part of applying that manual correction.
---
## Acceptance Criteria for Fix
- [ ] Starting a new Construction stage updates `active-features.md` status to `🟢 Construction`
- [ ] Build and Test approval updates `active-features.md` status to `✅ Complete` (no Operations) or `🟡 Operations` (active Operations)
- [ ] Session resume detects and corrects stale `active-features.md` status automatically
- [ ] Step 4d in `workspace-detection.md` explicitly notes the status is not write-once
- [ ] All six skill files listed above are updated consistently
---
**Opened**: 2026-06-22
**Status**: Open
**Severity**: Medium (dashboard unreliable; session-resume quality degraded; conflict detection may produce false positives)
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**Welcome back! I can see you have an existing AI-DLC workspace with multiple features.**
Based on your active-features.md, here are your features:
| # | Feature | Status | Current Stage | Branch |
|---|---------|--------|---------------|--------|
| 1 | SlpModularCms.Api Implementation (slp-modular-cms-api) | ✅ Complete | — | unknown |
| 2 | CMS Frontend (cms-frontend) | 🔵 In Progress | Unit 6 — Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder (Not Started) | unknown |
**What would you like to work on today?**
A) Continue feature: CMS Frontend — Start Unit 6 (Profile, Settings & CMS Placeholder)
B) Continue a different feature: specify number
C) Start a NEW feature
D) Review a previous stage of a specific feature
[Answer]: