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# API Documentation
## REST APIs
### Authentication
#### POST /auth/login
- **Method**: POST
- **Path**: `/auth/login`
- **Purpose**: Authenticate a user and receive JWT tokens
- **Authorization**: Anonymous
- **Request**: `{ "email": string, "password": string }`
- **Response**: `{ "accessToken": string, "refreshToken": string, "expiresAt": datetime, "user": { "id": guid, "email": string, "naam": string, "role": string } }`
#### POST /auth/refresh
- **Method**: POST
- **Path**: `/auth/refresh`
- **Purpose**: Refresh an access token using a valid refresh token
- **Authorization**: Anonymous
- **Request**: `{ "accessToken": string, "refreshToken": string }`
- **Response**: Same as `/auth/login`
#### POST /auth/revoke
- **Method**: POST
- **Path**: `/auth/revoke`
- **Purpose**: Revoke a refresh token (logout)
- **Authorization**: Bearer JWT required
- **Request**: `"<refreshToken>"` (string body)
- **Response**: 204 No Content
---
### Setup
#### GET /setup/status
- **Method**: GET
- **Path**: `/setup/status`
- **Purpose**: Check if the system has been initialized (first owner created)
- **Authorization**: Anonymous
- **Response**: `{ "initialized": boolean }`
#### POST /setup/owner
- **Method**: POST
- **Path**: `/setup/owner`
- **Purpose**: Create the initial Owner account (only usable when system is not yet initialized)
- **Authorization**: Anonymous
- **Request**: `{ "email": string, "password": string }`
- **Response**: `{ "message": string }`
---
### Users
#### POST /users/invite
- **Method**: POST
- **Path**: `/users/invite`
- **Purpose**: Invite a new user by email with a specified role
- **Authorization**: Bearer JWT, Policy: AdminOnly
- **Request**: `{ "email": string, "role": string }`
- **Response**: `{ "inviteLink": string }`
#### POST /users/complete-setup
- **Method**: POST
- **Path**: `/users/complete-setup`
- **Purpose**: Complete account setup using an invitation token
- **Authorization**: Anonymous
- **Request**: `{ "token": string, "password": string }`
- **Response**: `{ "message": string }`
#### GET /users/validate-invitation
- **Method**: GET
- **Path**: `/users/validate-invitation?token={token}`
- **Purpose**: Validate an invitation token before showing the setup form
- **Authorization**: Anonymous
- **Response**: `{ "valid": boolean, "email": string, "role": string }` or error
---
### Availability
#### GET /availability/status
- **Method**: GET
- **Path**: `/availability/status`
- **Purpose**: Get current system availability status
- **Authorization**: Anonymous
- **Response**: `{ "status": "Available|Maintenance|Unavailable", "checkedAt": datetime, "message": string }`
#### POST /availability/admin/status
- **Method**: POST
- **Path**: `/availability/admin/status`
- **Purpose**: Update the system availability status
- **Authorization**: Bearer JWT, Policy: OwnerOnly
- **Request**: `{ "newStatus": "Available|Maintenance|Unavailable", "reason": string }`
- **Response**: 200 OK or 400 Bad Request
---
## Authorization Policies
| Policy | Required Role | Description |
|--------|--------------|-------------|
| `OwnerOnly` | Owner | Full system access including availability management |
| `AdminOnly` | Owner or Admin | User management access |
## Data Models
### AuthResponse
- `accessToken` — short-lived JWT (e.g. 15 min)
- `refreshToken` — long-lived opaque token
- `expiresAt` — access token expiry datetime
- `user` — authenticated user info
### ApplicationUser (returned in auth responses)
- `id` — Guid
- `email` — string
- `naam` — string (display name)
- `role` — string (Owner / Admin / User)
- `isActive` — boolean
### Invitation
- `token` — string (URL-safe token)
- `email` — string
- `role` — string
- `expiryDate` — datetime
- `isUsed` — boolean
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# System Architecture
## System Overview
SlpModularCms is a modular, ASP.NET Core-based CMS platform. The backend is structured as a monolith-with-modules: a single API host (`SlpModularCms.Api`) that dynamically loads feature modules at startup. Each module is self-contained and registers its own services and HTTP middleware. Persistence is handled via Entity Framework Core with SQL Server. Authentication uses JWT Bearer tokens with refresh token rotation.
The frontend is a React SPA (to be built) that communicates with the API via REST/JSON. The example app (from ZIP) provides the design foundation: Vite + React Router v7 + shadcn/ui + Tailwind CSS v4 with primary color `#ac0000`.
## Architecture Diagram
```
+--------------------------------------------------+
| Client Layer |
| +--------------------------------------------+ |
| | React SPA (SlpModularCms.Frontend) | |
| | Vite + React Router v7 + shadcn/ui | |
| | Tailwind CSS v4 (#ac0000 theme) | |
| +--------------------------------------------+ |
+---------------------------+----------------------+
| HTTP REST / JSON
+---------------------------v----------------------+
| API Layer |
| +--------------------------------------------+ |
| | SlpModularCms.Api (ASP.NET Core) | |
| | - JWT Bearer Auth Middleware | |
| | - CORS, Swagger/OpenAPI | |
| | - Module registration pipeline | |
| +--------------------------------------------+ |
| |
| +------------------+ +---------------------+ |
| | Identity Module | | Availability Module | |
| | - AuthController| | - AvailabilityCtrl | |
| | - SetupCtrl | | - PersistentService | |
| | - UsersCtrl | | - CircuitBreaker | |
| +------------------+ +---------------------+ |
+---------------------------+----------------------+
|
+---------------------------v----------------------+
| Core Layer |
| +--------------------------------------------+ |
| | SlpModularCms.Core | |
| | - ApplicationDbContext (EF Core) | |
| | - Domain Entities | |
| | - Identity Services (Auth, Setup, Invite) | |
| | - IModule interface + ModuleInfo | |
| +--------------------------------------------+ |
+---------------------------+----------------------+
|
+---------------------------v----------------------+
| Data Layer |
| +--------------------------------------------+ |
| | SQL Server Database | |
| | - ASP.NET Identity tables | |
| | - RefreshTokens | |
| | - Invitations | |
| | - GlobalAvailabilityState | |
| +--------------------------------------------+ |
+--------------------------------------------------+
```
## Component Descriptions
### SlpModularCms.Api
- **Purpose**: Web API host and application entry point
- **Responsibilities**: Bootstrap, module loading, middleware pipeline, CORS, Swagger
- **Dependencies**: SlpModularCms.Core, SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity, SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability
- **Type**: Application
### SlpModularCms.Core
- **Purpose**: Shared domain layer
- **Responsibilities**: Domain entities, EF Core DbContext, authentication services, module interface
- **Dependencies**: EF Core, ASP.NET Identity, SQL Server provider
- **Type**: Shared Library
### SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity
- **Purpose**: Identity and user management module
- **Responsibilities**: HTTP endpoints for auth, setup, and user invitation flows
- **Dependencies**: SlpModularCms.Core
- **Type**: Application Module
### SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability
- **Purpose**: System availability tracking module
- **Responsibilities**: Exposes system status, allows owners to update it, caches with circuit breaker
- **Dependencies**: SlpModularCms.Core
- **Type**: Application Module
### SlpModularCms.Frontend (To Be Built)
- **Purpose**: Admin SPA for CMS management
- **Responsibilities**: Login, dashboard, user management, CMS content management, availability status display
- **Dependencies**: SlpModularCms.Api (REST)
- **Type**: Frontend Application
## Data Flow
```
Login Flow:
Browser -> POST /auth/login -> AuthController
-> AuthService.AuthenticateAsync()
-> PasswordHasher validates credentials
-> JwtService generates access + refresh tokens
-> Returns {accessToken, refreshToken}
Invite Flow:
Admin -> POST /users/invite -> UsersController
-> InvitationService.CreateInvitationAsync()
-> Stores Invitation entity with token
-> Returns invite link
New User Setup:
User -> POST /users/complete-setup -> UsersController
-> InvitationService.CompleteInvitationAsync()
-> Sets password, activates account
```
## Integration Points
- **External APIs**: None currently
- **Databases**: SQL Server (via EF Core)
- **Third-party Services**: None currently
## Infrastructure Components
- **Deployment Model**: Single API process + React SPA (separate deploy or static files)
- **Authentication**: JWT Bearer tokens (HS256 or RS256 based on JwtSettings config)
- **Database Migrations**: EF Core Code-First migrations in SlpModularCms.Core/Migrations/
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# Business Overview
## Business Context Diagram
```
+--------------------------------------------------+
| SlpModularCms Platform |
| |
| +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ |
| | Identity | | CMS | |Availability| |
| | Module | | Module | | Module | |
| | (Auth + | | (Content | | (System | |
| | Users) | | Mgmt) | | Status) | |
| +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ |
| |
| +-------------------------------------------+ |
| | Core / Shell | |
| | (Domain entities, DbContext, Module I/F) | |
| +-------------------------------------------+ |
+--------------------------------------------------+
| |
v v
[Admin Frontend] [External Clients]
(React SPA) (API consumers)
```
## Business Description
- **Business Description**: SlpModularCms is a modular Content Management System (CMS) platform. It provides a REST API backend for managing CMS content, users, and system availability. The platform uses role-based access control (Owner, Admin, User) and supports a modular plugin architecture so that features can be added as independent modules.
- **Business Transactions**:
- **User Authentication**: Login with email/password, receive JWT access + refresh token pair; refresh tokens for continued sessions; revoke tokens on logout.
- **System Initialization**: First-time setup — create initial Owner account before normal operations can begin.
- **User Invitation**: Admins and Owners invite new users by email; new users complete their account setup via an invitation link.
- **System Availability Management**: Owners can update the system availability status (Available / Maintenance / Unavailable); anyone can query current status.
- **CMS Content Management**: (Planned — module structure is in place but CMS-specific content modules are not yet implemented.)
- **Business Dictionary**:
- **Owner**: Highest-privilege role; can manage users, modules, and system availability.
- **Admin**: Can manage users and CMS content within their scope.
- **User**: Standard access; can use CMS features but cannot manage system settings.
- **Module**: An independently deployable feature unit that integrates into the CMS shell.
- **Invitation**: A time-limited token sent to a new user allowing them to create their account.
- **Availability Status**: Available | Maintenance | Unavailable — represents the operational state of the system.
## Component Level Business Descriptions
### SlpModularCms.Api
- **Purpose**: ASP.NET Core Web API host — the entry point for all HTTP requests.
- **Responsibilities**: Bootstraps the application, registers modules, configures middleware (auth, CORS, Swagger), exposes REST endpoints.
### SlpModularCms.Core
- **Purpose**: Shared domain core — entities, DbContext, interfaces, services, and migrations.
- **Responsibilities**: Defines domain entities (ApplicationUser, ApplicationRole, Invitation, RefreshToken, GlobalAvailabilityState), persistence (EF Core + SQL Server), and shared service contracts.
### SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity
- **Purpose**: Authentication and user management module.
- **Responsibilities**: Implements AuthController (login/refresh/revoke), SetupController (initial owner creation), UsersController (invite, complete-setup, validate-invitation).
### SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability
- **Purpose**: System availability / health status module.
- **Responsibilities**: Implements AvailabilityController (get status, update status), caches status in-memory with circuit breaker, persists status changes to the database.
### SlpModularCms.Core.Tests
- **Purpose**: Unit tests for the Core layer.
- **Responsibilities**: Tests for exception classes, invitation service logic, identity services.
### SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability.Tests
- **Purpose**: Unit/integration tests for the Availability module.
- **Responsibilities**: Tests for availability service logic and controller behavior.
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# Code Quality Assessment
## Test Coverage
- **Overall**: Fair — unit tests exist for Core and Availability modules
- **Unit Tests**: Present for Core.Tests and Modules.Availability.Tests
- **Integration Tests**: Not observed in current structure
- **Frontend Tests**: None (example app has no test files)
## Code Quality Indicators
- **Linting**: Not explicitly configured (no .editorconfig or eslint config seen in backend; frontend likely uses Vite defaults)
- **Code Style**: Consistent — clean C# with XML doc comments on public interfaces and entities
- **Documentation**: Good for core interfaces and entities (XML doc comments); controllers have minimal comments
- **Naming**: Follows .NET conventions (PascalCase classes/methods, camelCase parameters)
## Technical Debt
- Auth context in example React app uses `localStorage` for user state (security concern — no httpOnly cookies)
- Example app auth-context simulates login locally without real API calls (will need to be replaced with actual API integration)
- No CORS configuration confirmed in backend (needs verification for SPA integration)
- `AvailabilityController.UpdateStatus` uses a direct service cast (`as PersistentAvailabilityService`) which couples controller to implementation
- No OpenAPI/Swagger spec currently integrated (would help frontend integration)
## Patterns and Anti-patterns
### Good Patterns
- Module pattern provides clear separation of concerns between features
- JWT refresh token rotation is properly implemented
- Authorization policies are well-defined (OwnerOnly, AdminOnly)
- EF Core used consistently for persistence
- Service interfaces (IAuthService, IInvitationService, ISetupService) for testability
### Anti-patterns
- Direct implementation cast in `AvailabilityController` (should use extended interface instead)
- Example React app uses localStorage-based auth (acceptable for prototype, not production)
- Example React app `auth-context` hardcodes mock users (must be replaced with real API calls)
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# Code Structure
## Build System
- **Type**: .NET SDK (MSBuild / dotnet CLI)
- **Configuration**: `SlpModularCms.sln` — solution file referencing all projects
- **Target Framework**: `net10.0`
## Project Structure
```
SlpModularCms/
+-- src/
| +-- SlpModularCms.Api/ # API host
| | +-- Extensions/
| | | +-- ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs # DI setup (JWT, Identity, EF, Auth)
| | +-- Infrastructure/ # Global exception handler
| | +-- Properties/launchSettings.json
| | +-- Program.cs # App startup and module loading
| | +-- appsettings.json
| | +-- appsettings.local.json # Local dev overrides
| |
| +-- SlpModularCms.Core/ # Shared core
| | +-- Availability/
| | | +-- AvailabilityOptions.cs # Circuit breaker config
| | | +-- AvailabilityStatus.cs # Enum: Available, Maintenance, Unavailable
| | +-- Data/
| | | +-- ApplicationDbContext.cs # EF Core DbContext
| | +-- Exceptions/ # Custom exception types
| | +-- Identity/
| | | +-- Authorization/ # Policy handlers
| | | +-- Entities/
| | | | +-- ApplicationUser.cs # IdentityUser<Guid> + IsActive + CreatedAt
| | | | +-- ApplicationRole.cs # IdentityRole<Guid>
| | | | +-- RefreshToken.cs # Refresh token entity
| | | | +-- Invitation.cs # Invite entity with expiry
| | | | +-- GlobalAvailabilityState.cs # Persisted system status
| | | +-- Models/ # DTOs/request-response models
| | | +-- Services/
| | | +-- AuthService.cs # JWT generation + token validation
| | | +-- InvitationService.cs # Invite creation + completion
| | | +-- SetupService.cs # Initial owner creation
| | +-- Migrations/ # EF Core migrations
| | +-- Modules/
| | +-- IModule.cs # Module interface (Name, Version, RegisterServices, UseModule)
| | +-- ModuleInfo.cs # Module metadata record
| |
| +-- SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity/ # Identity feature module
| | +-- Controllers/
| | +-- AuthController.cs # /auth/* endpoints
| | +-- SetupController.cs # /setup/* endpoints
| | +-- UsersController.cs # /users/* endpoints
| |
| +-- SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability/ # Availability feature module
| | +-- Controllers/
| | | +-- AvailabilityController.cs # /availability/* endpoints
| | +-- Middleware/ # Availability check middleware
| | +-- Services/
| | +-- PersistentAvailabilityService.cs # Reads/writes status to DB + cache
| |
| +-- SlpModularCms.Core.Tests/ # Core unit tests
| +-- SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability.Tests/ # Availability unit tests
|
+-- aidlc-docs/ # AI-DLC workflow documentation
```
## Key Classes/Modules
### Core Domain Entities
- `ApplicationUser` — extends `IdentityUser<Guid>` with `IsActive`, `CreatedAt`, `Naam`
- `ApplicationRole` — extends `IdentityRole<Guid>`
- `RefreshToken` — linked to user; has `Token`, `ExpiryDate`, `IsRevoked`, `IsActive`
- `Invitation` — linked to user (invitee); has `Token`, `ExpiryDate`, `IsUsed`, `Role`
- `GlobalAvailabilityState` — singleton-ish entity storing `Status`, `Message`, `LastUpdatedAt`, `UpdatedBy`
### Core Services
- `IAuthService` / `AuthService``AuthenticateAsync`, `RefreshTokenAsync`, `RevokeTokenAsync`
- `IInvitationService` / `InvitationService``CreateInvitationAsync`, `CompleteInvitationAsync`, `ValidateInvitationAsync`
- `ISetupService` / `SetupService``IsSystemInitializedAsync`, `CreateInitialOwnerAsync`
- `IAvailabilityService` / `PersistentAvailabilityService``IsAvailableAsync`, `UpdateStatusAsync`
### Module System
- `IModule` — interface: `RegisterServices(IServiceCollection)`, `UseModule(IApplicationBuilder)`
- Modules discovered at startup and invoked in sequence
## Design Patterns
### Module Pattern
- **Location**: `SlpModularCms.Core/Modules/`, `SlpModularCms.Api/Program.cs`
- **Purpose**: Allows features to be developed, tested, and deployed independently
- **Implementation**: Each module class implements `IModule` and is registered in the API host
### Repository Pattern via EF Core
- **Location**: `ApplicationDbContext` used directly in services
- **Purpose**: Centralized persistence with Entity Framework
### JWT with Refresh Token Rotation
- **Location**: `AuthService.cs`, `AuthController.cs`
- **Purpose**: Stateless auth with token refresh capability
## Critical Dependencies
### ASP.NET Core Identity
- **Version**: .NET 10 built-in
- **Usage**: User/Role management, password hashing
- **Purpose**: Provides authentication primitives
### Entity Framework Core
- **Version**: .NET 10 built-in
- **Usage**: Data persistence with SQL Server provider
- **Purpose**: ORM for all domain entities
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# Component Inventory
## Application Packages
- `SlpModularCms.Api` — Web API host; bootstraps application, registers modules, exposes HTTP endpoints
- `SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity` — Identity module: authentication, setup, user invitation controllers
- `SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability` — Availability module: system status tracking controllers and services
## Shared Packages
- `SlpModularCms.Core` — Core domain: entities, DbContext, services, module interface, migrations
## Test Packages
- `SlpModularCms.Core.Tests` — Unit tests for Core layer (exceptions, identity services)
- `SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability.Tests` — Unit tests for Availability module
## Frontend (To Be Built)
- `SlpModularCms.Frontend` — React SPA; admin panel for CMS management
## Total Count
- **Total Packages**: 6 (5 existing .NET + 1 new frontend)
- **Application**: 3 (Api, Modules.Identity, Modules.Availability)
- **Shared**: 1 (Core)
- **Test**: 2 (Core.Tests, Modules.Availability.Tests)
- **Frontend**: 1 (to be built)
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# Dependencies
## Internal Dependencies
```
SlpModularCms.Api
+-- SlpModularCms.Core (compile)
+-- SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity (compile)
+-- SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability (compile)
SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity
+-- SlpModularCms.Core (compile)
SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability
+-- SlpModularCms.Core (compile)
SlpModularCms.Core.Tests
+-- SlpModularCms.Core (test)
SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability.Tests
+-- SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability (test)
+-- SlpModularCms.Core (test)
SlpModularCms.Frontend (to be built)
+-- SlpModularCms.Api (runtime via REST HTTP)
```
### Dependency Details
#### SlpModularCms.Api depends on SlpModularCms.Core
- **Type**: Compile
- **Reason**: Needs ApplicationDbContext, entities, DI extensions, module registration
#### SlpModularCms.Api depends on SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity
- **Type**: Compile
- **Reason**: Registers Identity module and its HTTP controllers
#### SlpModularCms.Api depends on SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability
- **Type**: Compile
- **Reason**: Registers Availability module and its HTTP controllers
#### SlpModularCms.Modules.Identity depends on SlpModularCms.Core
- **Type**: Compile
- **Reason**: Uses domain entities (ApplicationUser, Invitation), services (IAuthService), and DbContext
#### SlpModularCms.Modules.Availability depends on SlpModularCms.Core
- **Type**: Compile
- **Reason**: Uses GlobalAvailabilityState, AvailabilityStatus, AvailabilityOptions
## External Dependencies (Backend)
### Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity
- **Version**: .NET 10 built-in
- **Purpose**: User and role management, password hashing
- **License**: MIT
### Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore + SqlServer provider
- **Version**: .NET 10 built-in
- **Purpose**: Data persistence
- **License**: MIT
### Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.JwtBearer
- **Version**: .NET 10 built-in
- **Purpose**: JWT authentication middleware
- **License**: MIT
### Microsoft.IdentityModel.Tokens
- **Version**: .NET 10 built-in
- **Purpose**: JWT token creation and validation
- **License**: MIT
## External Dependencies (Frontend — from package.json)
### react + react-dom
- **Version**: 18.3.1
- **Purpose**: Core UI framework
- **License**: MIT
### react-router
- **Version**: 7.13.0
- **Purpose**: Client-side routing
- **License**: MIT
### @radix-ui/* (multiple packages)
- **Version**: Various (1.x2.x)
- **Purpose**: shadcn/ui component primitives
- **License**: MIT
### tailwindcss
- **Version**: 4.1.12
- **Purpose**: Utility-first CSS framework
- **License**: MIT
### lucide-react
- **Version**: 0.487.0
- **Purpose**: Icon library
- **License**: ISC
### recharts
- **Version**: 2.15.2
- **Purpose**: Charts and data visualization
- **License**: MIT
### react-hook-form
- **Version**: 7.55.0
- **Purpose**: Form state management
- **License**: MIT
### sonner
- **Version**: 2.0.3
- **Purpose**: Toast notifications
- **License**: MIT
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# Reverse Engineering Metadata
**Analysis Date**: 2026-06-16T20:30:00Z
**Analyzer**: AI-DLC (Junie)
**Workspace**: K:\Development\Projects\SlpModularCms
**Total Files Analyzed**: ~35 (backend .cs files) + ~60 (frontend .tsx/.ts files from ZIP)
## Artifacts Generated
- [x] business-overview.md
- [x] architecture.md
- [x] code-structure.md
- [x] api-documentation.md
- [x] component-inventory.md
- [x] technology-stack.md
- [x] dependencies.md
- [x] code-quality-assessment.md
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# Technology Stack
## Backend
### Programming Languages
- C# 14.0 — All backend packages
### Frameworks
- ASP.NET Core 10.0 — Web API framework
- ASP.NET Core Identity — User/role management, password hashing
- Entity Framework Core 10.0 — ORM for SQL Server persistence
### Infrastructure
- SQL Server — Primary database
- JWT Bearer Authentication — Stateless auth with refresh tokens
### Build Tools
- .NET 10 SDK / dotnet CLI — Build, test, publish
- MSBuild — Underlying build engine
### Testing Tools
- xUnit (inferred from project conventions) — Unit testing framework
- Moq or similar (inferred) — Mocking in unit tests
---
## Frontend (Example App — ZIP file basis)
### Programming Languages
- TypeScript — All frontend code
### Frameworks
- React 18.3.1 — UI framework
- React Router v7 (7.13.0) — Client-side routing
- Tailwind CSS v4 (4.1.12) — Utility-first CSS framework
- shadcn/ui (via Radix UI) — Accessible component primitives
### UI Component Libraries
- Radix UI — Headless component primitives (accordion, dialog, dropdown, etc.)
- lucide-react (0.487.0) — SVG icon library
- recharts (2.15.2) — Charts and data visualization
- MUI / Material UI (7.3.5) — Additional UI components
### State / Data
- react-hook-form (7.55.0) — Form state management
- sonner (2.0.3) — Toast notifications
- next-themes (0.4.6) — Dark/light theme support
### Build Tools
- Vite 6.3.5 — Build tool and dev server
- pnpm — Package manager (pnpm-workspace.yaml present)
- PostCSS — CSS processing
### Theme
- Primary color: `#ac0000` (deep red)
- Mode: Light + dark via CSS custom properties
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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 |
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# AI-DLC State Tracking
## Project Information
- **Feature Name**: CMS Frontend
- **Feature Slug**: cms-frontend
- **Project Type**: Brownfield
- **Start Date**: 2026-06-16T20:27:00Z
- **Current Stage**: INCEPTION - Requirements Analysis (awaiting question answers)
- **Branch**: unknown
## Workspace State
- **Existing Code**: Yes (.NET API backend + example React app in ZIP)
- **Reverse Engineering Needed**: Yes (shared reverse engineering for backend; example app analyzed)
- **Workspace Root**: K:\Development\Projects\SlpModularCms
## Code Location Rules
- **Application Code**: src/SlpModularCms.Frontend/ (new React app)
- **Feature Documentation**: aidlc-docs/features/cms-frontend/ only
- **Shared Artifacts**: aidlc-docs/_shared/
- **Structure patterns**: See code-generation.md Critical Rules
## Language Configuration
- **Documentation Language**: English
- **Conversation Language**: Dutch (nl)
## Extension Configuration
[Will be populated during Requirements Analysis]
## Stage Progress
- [x] Workspace Detection — Completed 2026-06-16T20:28:00Z
- [x] Reverse Engineering (shared) — Completed 2026-06-16T20:32:00Z — Artifacts: aidlc-docs/_shared/reverse-engineering/
- [ ] Requirements Analysis — Not Started
- [ ] User Stories — Not Started
- [ ] Workflow Planning — Not Started
- [ ] Construction — Not Started
- [ ] Build and Test — Not Started
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# Audit Log — cms-frontend
## Workspace Detection — Initial Request
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-16T20:27:00Z
**User Input**: "Start een aidlc workflow voor het aanmaken van de front-end. De frontend moet gebaseerd worden op een voorbeeld React-app in de volgende ZIP-bestand: "K:\Libraries\Downloads\Admin panel with dashboard.zip" Hier is een grove opzet gemaakt met een style gebaseerd op dfe hoofdkleur #ac0000 en de shadcn componenten. Met deze basis wil ik een front-end voor de CMS neerzetten."
**AI Response**: "Started aidlc workflow for cms-frontend feature. Inspected ZIP file, analyzed existing React app structure and backend API. Created feature directory structure."
**Context**: Workspace Detection initiated; brownfield project with existing .NET API backend and example React app in ZIP file.
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## Gap Identified — Language Preference
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-16T20:35:00Z
**User Input**: "Skill-creator. Waarom ben ik niet gevraagd in welke taal ik de aidlc-workflow wil doen? Volgens mij zou dat bij elke feature gevraagd moeten worden. Nu wordt de default gebruikt zonder dat ik gevraagd ben wat ik wil"
**AI Response**: "Acknowledged gap. Created gap report at aidlc-docs/gap-reports/gap-001-language-preference-per-feature.md. User chose to continue with English documentation for cms-frontend feature."
**Context**: User identified missing language preference question for new features in existing workspace. Gap hand-off document created. CMS frontend workflow resumes with English documentation.
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## Reverse Engineering — User Approval
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-16T20:33:00Z
**User Input**: "Goedkeuren en doorgaan"
**AI Response**: "Reverse Engineering approved. Proceeding to Requirements Analysis."
**Context**: User approved reverse engineering artifacts; Requirements Analysis phase starting.
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## Reverse Engineering — Completion
**Timestamp**: 2026-06-16T20:32:00Z
**User Input**: "(Automatic — triggered by Workspace Detection as no shared reverse engineering artifacts existed)"
**AI Response**: "Generated 8 reverse engineering artifacts covering business overview, architecture, code structure, API documentation, component inventory, technology stack, dependencies, and code quality assessment."
**Context**: Reverse Engineering completed; artifacts saved to aidlc-docs/_shared/reverse-engineering/. Awaiting user approval to proceed to Requirements Analysis.
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# Requirements Clarification Questions — CMS Frontend
I detected a contradiction in your responses that needs clarification:
## Contradiction: Authentication Security vs. Security Baseline
You indicated **JWT in localStorage** (Q2: A) but also **Enforce all SECURITY rules as blocking constraints** (Q11: A).
Storing JWT tokens in `localStorage` is a known security vulnerability — XSS attacks can steal tokens from localStorage. When the Security Baseline extension is enforced, this pattern is typically flagged as a **blocking security finding**.
This means either:
- The security baseline must be applied → the localStorage auth approach cannot be used
- The localStorage auth approach is acceptable → security baseline must be relaxed or skipped
### Clarification Question 1
How should this contradiction be resolved for the cms-frontend project?
A) Use a secure authentication approach (access token in memory + refresh token in httpOnly cookie) AND keep the security baseline enforced — this is the secure production-ready choice
B) Keep localStorage for now (faster to implement, familiar) AND disable the security baseline — acceptable for a prototype/development phase
C) Keep localStorage for now AND keep the security baseline, but acknowledge and document this as an accepted risk / technical debt
X) Other (please describe after [Answer]: tag below)
[Answer]:
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# Requirements Verification Questions — CMS Frontend
Please answer each question by filling in the letter choice after the `[Answer]:` tag.
If none of the provided options match, choose the last option and describe your preference.
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## Vraag 1: Scope van de frontend
Welke pagina's / secties moeten worden gebouwd in de eerste versie van de CMS frontend?
A) Alleen de pagina's die al in het voorbeeld aanwezig zijn: Login, Dashboard, CMS Beheer, Gebruikersbeheer
B) Dezelfde pagina's als het voorbeeld, plus een Systeeminstellingen / Beschikbaarheid beheerpagina
C) Een uitgebreidere set: Login, Dashboard, CMS Beheer, Gebruikersbeheer, Beschikbaarheid beheer, Profiel/account instellingen
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: X, Een Login-pagina, Gebruikersbeheer, Profiel/account instellingen en systeeminstellingen. CMS beheer komt later
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## Vraag 2: Authenticatiestrategie
Hoe moet de frontend authenticatie afhandelen?
A) JWT opslaan in localStorage (eenvoudig, minder veilig — zelfde als voorbeeld app)
B) JWT access token in geheugen (geen persistentie), refresh token in httpOnly cookie (veiliger voor productie)
C) JWT access token in geheugen, refresh token ook in geheugen (volledig stateloos — gebruiker moet opnieuw inloggen na paginaverversing)
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: A
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## Vraag 3: API-configuratie en base URL
Hoe moet de frontend-app de API-basis-URL configureren?
A) Via een `.env` bestand (VITE_API_BASE_URL variabele) — standaard Vite aanpak
B) Hardcoded in een aparte config file (bijv. `src/config.ts`)
C) Via runtime configuratie (window.__ENV__ of een /config endpoint)
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: X, via .env, maar voor gevoelige data zoals secrets wil ik net als de backend environment variables gebruiken
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## Vraag 4: Routebeveiliging
Hoe moeten beveiligde routes worden beheerd?
A) Eenvoudige ProtectedRoute component — redirect naar /login als niet ingelogd
B) Rolgebaseerde routebeveiliging — bepaalde pagina's alleen toegankelijk voor Owner of Admin rollen
C) Combinatie: ProtectedRoute voor auth + role guards per pagina
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: C
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## Vraag 5: Initialisatie-flow (Setup)
Moet de frontend de initialisatiestatus van het systeem afhandelen?
A) Ja — als `/setup/status` aangeeft dat het systeem niet geïnitialiseerd is, redirect naar een Initialisatiepagina (maak eerste Owner aan)
B) Nee — de initialisatiepagina is een aparte, standalone pagina buiten de normale app-flow
C) Ja, maar combineer het als een eerste-keer-login scherm
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: A
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## Vraag 6: Gebruikersuitnodiging flow
Hoe moet de uitnodigingsstroom worden verwerkt?
A) Volledig in de frontend: Gebruikersbeheer pagina heeft een "Uitnodigen" knop, en er is een aparte publieke pagina voor het voltooien van de account setup via uitnodigingstoken
B) Alleen de Uitnodigen-knop in Gebruikersbeheer — de complete-setup pagina is out of scope voor nu
C) Volledige flow inclusief validatie van uitnodigingstoken, foutafhandeling (verlopen/ongeldig token) en succesmelding
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: C
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## Vraag 7: CMS Beheer pagina — inhoud
Wat moet de CMS Beheer pagina tonen / doen in de eerste versie?
A) Placeholder pagina — de CMS-inhoudmodules zijn nog niet geïmplementeerd in de backend, dus toon een lege "work in progress" sectie
B) Basis structuur gereed met navigatiestructuur voor toekomstige content modules, maar zonder echte data
C) Volledig functionele pagina als de backend-modules al beschikbaar zijn (geef aan welke)
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: B
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## Vraag 8: Beschikbaarheid beheer
Moet de frontend een pagina hebben voor het beheren van de systeembeschikbaarheid?
A) Ja — een pagina (alleen voor Owners) om de status in te stellen (Available/Maintenance/Unavailable) met optioneel bericht
B) Nee — beschikbaarheidsstatus enkel tonen als readonly indicator in het dashboard
C) Ja, maar als onderdeel van een bredere Instellingen-pagina in plaats van een eigen pagina
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: X, De beschikbaarheidsmodule is een core functionaliteit die uit 2 modules zal bestaand. De master en client modules waar de master module de status beheert van de client modules/CMS-en. De master-module is nog niet gebouwd. Als voorbereiding zou je op het dashboard kunnen laten zien "Beschikbaar" of "Niet beschikbaar" met een reden erbij.
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## Vraag 9: Donker/licht thema
Moet de frontend ondersteuning bieden voor donker/licht thema?
A) Ja — donker en licht thema wisselen via een schakelaar (next-themes zoals in voorbeeld app)
B) Nee — alleen licht thema in eerste versie
C) Alleen donker thema
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: A
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## Vraag 10: Locatie van de frontend in het project
Waar moet de React app worden geplaatst in de projectstructuur?
A) `src/SlpModularCms.Frontend/` (naast de .NET projecten in de `src/` map)
B) `frontend/` (aparte map op het root niveau van de solution)
C) `client/` (aparte map op root niveau)
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: B
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## Vraag 11: Beveiligingsextensies
Moeten de beveiligingsregels als harde vereisten worden afgedwongen voor dit project?
A) Ja — dwing alle BEVEILIGINGSREGELS af als blokkerende vereisten (aanbevolen voor productietoepassingen)
B) Nee — sla alle BEVEILIGINGSREGELS over (geschikt voor PoC's, prototypes en experimentele projecten)
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: A
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## Vraag 12: Property-Based Testing Extensie
Moeten de property-based testing (PBT) regels worden afgedwongen voor dit project?
A) Ja — dwing alle PBT-regels af als blokkerende vereisten
B) Gedeeltelijk — dwing PBT-regels alleen af voor pure functies en serialisatie round-trips
C) Nee — sla alle PBT-regels over (geschikt voor UI-projecten zonder complexe bedrijfslogica)
X) Anders (beschrijf hieronder na de [Answer]:-tag)
[Answer]: C
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# Gap Report: Language Preference Not Asked Per Feature
**Gap ID**: gap-001
**Reported**: 2026-06-16
**Reporter**: User (via cms-frontend workflow session)
**Skill affected**: `aidlc-workflow`
**Rule file affected**: `.aidlc-rule-details/inception/workspace-detection.md`
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## Problem Description
The `aidlc-workflow` skill currently asks for language preference **only once** at the start of a **brand new workspace** (when no `active-features.md` or legacy `aidlc-state.md` exists). This is defined in **Step 2.5** of `workspace-detection.md`:
> **Step 2.5: Ask Language Preference (New Workspace Only)**
> Ask this question **once**, at the start of a brand new workspace (no `active-features.md`, no legacy `aidlc-state.md`).
### Observed Behavior
When a user starts a **new feature** in an existing multi-feature workspace (where `active-features.md` already exists), the language preference question is **skipped** and the default (English documentation) is used without consulting the user.
### Expected Behavior
The language preference should be asked **for each new feature** being started, not only on workspace initialization. Each feature can independently have its own language configuration stored in its `aidlc-state.md`.
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## Impact
- Users are not given the opportunity to choose documentation language when adding features to an existing workspace
- The default (English) is silently applied without user consent
- The `Language Configuration` in `aidlc-state.md` is set without user input
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## Suggested Fix
Update `workspace-detection.md` **Step 2.5** to trigger on **new feature creation** rather than only on new workspace initialization:
**Current behavior**:
- Step 2.5 fires only when NO `active-features.md` exists (brand new workspace)
**Desired behavior**:
- Step 2.5 fires when creating **any new feature** (i.e., after Step 4b — Create Feature Directory Structure), regardless of whether the workspace is new or existing
**Implementation hint**:
- Move/expand the language preference question trigger from "new workspace only" to "new feature only"
- The existing feature's language config (if resuming) should be read from `aidlc-state.md` without asking again
- The question should be presented BEFORE creating the feature's `aidlc-state.md`, or immediately after the directory structure is created, so the answer can be stored correctly
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## Related Files
- Skill: `C:\Users\Bryan\.junie\skills\aidlc-workflow\`
- Rule file: `.aidlc-rule-details/inception/workspace-detection.md` — Step 2.5
- State file template: Step 4c in `workspace-detection.md``## Language Configuration` section
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## Workaround (for current session)
The cms-frontend feature in `K:\Development\Projects\SlpModularCms` was created with the default English documentation language. If the user wants a different language, manually update:
`aidlc-docs/features/cms-frontend/aidlc-state.md``## Language Configuration`
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## Acceptance Criteria for Fix
- [ ] Starting a NEW feature in an existing workspace triggers the language preference question
- [ ] Resuming an EXISTING feature does NOT ask the language question again (read from aidlc-state.md)
- [ ] The language preference is stored in the feature's `aidlc-state.md` under `## Language Configuration`
- [ ] Both the SKILL.md and `workspace-detection.md` rule file are updated consistently
- [ ] The `common/session-continuity.md` On Resume instruction is verified to still correctly read from state (no change needed there)