- Created a new JSON file for the insurance API documentation, detailing endpoints, parameters, and responses.
- Added a JSON file for the PurgeDoctorsCommandTest, including test methods and their relationships to the command and other components.
- Introduced management mode for appointment slots, allowing doctors, admins, and clinic managers to view and book slots regardless of the online booking status.
- Updated SlotCalculatorService to accept a management context parameter, bypassing online booking restrictions.
- Modified appointment-related endpoints to handle management context and ensure proper authorization checks.
- Added tests to verify that management users can access slots even when online booking is disabled, while public users are still restricted.
- Improved documentation for API endpoints to reflect new management parameters and behaviors.
- Updated InsuranceModal to include doctorUuid in the payload for insurance contracts.
- Enhanced TenantInsuranceContracts to allow selection of doctors and pass doctorUuid in API requests.
- Modified InsuranceController to handle doctorUuid for tenant insurance endpoints, ensuring contracts are stored per doctor.
- Updated API documentation to reflect the new optional doctor_uuid parameter for tenant insurance endpoints.
- Added tests to verify the functionality of per-doctor insurance contracts and ensure isolation of contracts between doctors.
Adds a platform-wide maintenance switch controlled from the admin panel.
A single kernel.request subscriber (priority 6, after the firewall listener)
short-circuits every request with 503, so no controller has to check it and
all API clients — the admin SPA, nobat724_front and clinic-pro-tauri — are
covered at once.
- SiteConfig gains five maintenance_* keys; no entity change, no migration
- MaintenanceService caches the state in Redis for 30s and is fail-open:
a Redis or database failure never takes the site down by itself
- API responses reuse the BaseController::error() envelope with code
MAINTENANCE_MODE plus a Retry-After header; browsers get a self-contained
Twig page (inline CSS, noindex) that renders even mid-deploy
- Whitelist keeps /oauth/*, the login endpoints and /api/v1/admin/settings
reachable, otherwise an admin could neither sign in nor switch it back off
- Admin bypass falls back to decoding the Authorization JWT, because several
admin-panel endpoints sit in the public_endpoints firewall (security: false)
where no token is ever resolved and isGranted always returns false
- A kernel.exception handler at priority 20 covers routing 404/405 and
firewall 401, which are thrown before the request listener runs
- app:maintenance on|off|status is the escape hatch when the panel is down
Also removes a stray `APP_SECRET = ...` line from .env.dev: the spaces around
`=` are rejected by Symfony Dotenv, which made every console command and the
whole app fatal. The secret already lives in .env.local, as the comment above
that line instructs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Implemented a helper function `displayDoctorName` to prepend "دکتر" to doctor names for consistent display across the application.
- Updated various components (InviteDoctorModal, DashboardPage, DoctorDetailPage, DoctorsPage, etc.) to utilize the new helper for rendering doctor names.
- Modified the DoctorFormPage to automatically add the "دکتر" title in the UI without requiring user input.
- Fixed the EditSpecialtyPicker component to allow multiple specialty selections, resolving a UI bug where only one specialty could be selected at a time.
- Ensured that the backend strips the "دکتر" title from the name during pre-registration and doctor creation processes.
- Added tests for the new functionality, including checks for title handling and specialty selection logic.
- Updated API documentation to reflect changes in name handling and display logic.
- Removed individual commands for backfilling specialty parents, surrogate roles, and fixing IRIMC names.
- Introduced RepairImportedDoctorsCommand to consolidate functionality.
- Implemented a step-based approach for repairs, allowing for idempotent execution.
- Added new service classes for handling specific repair steps, including BackfillSpecialtyParentsStep, BackfillSurrogateRoleStep, FixDegreeStep, and StripNameTitleStep.
- Created RepairOptions and RepairResult classes to manage step execution options and results.
- Updated tests to ensure new command structure and functionality are covered, including idempotency and dry-run behavior.
- Added IrimcDegreeMapper for mapping IRIMC titles to degrees.
- Removed the "دکتر" prefix from doctor names in various components and API responses to ensure consistency and clarity.
- Updated the AppointmentDetailPage, CommentsPage, DashboardPage, RatingsPage, SecretariesPage, and other relevant files to reflect the changes in doctor name formatting.
- Adjusted API documentation to align with the new naming conventions.
- Implemented validation to prevent the creation of clinics without a name and restricted users to a single clinic.
- Added tests to verify that doctor names are stored without titles and that clinic creation adheres to the new validation rules.
- Adjusted the calculation of payable amounts in PaymentStep to align with server logic, ensuring overpayments are handled correctly.
- Enhanced DetailsStep to include consumables in the itemized cost breakdown, ensuring consistency with patient share calculations.
- Updated tests for SessionPaymentPage to validate new behavior regarding overpayments and consumable listings.
- Modified PatientController to register SessionPayment correctly when settling sessions via wallet, preventing double charges.
- Refactored WalletService to remove outdated methods and ensure wallet transactions reflect the correct amounts after discounts.
- Improved accessibility in SearchableSelect component by adding aria labels and ensuring proper role attributes for screen readers.
- Updated styles to ensure minimum touch targets meet WCAG guidelines for mobile usability.
- Implemented a smooth curve rendering for the TauriLineChart using a cubic Bezier path.
- Added a forecasting feature to project trends based on recent data points.
- Updated TauriDashboardView to pass the current month for accurate forecasting.
- Refactored TauriLineChart to handle actual and forecasted data points distinctly.
- Introduced gradient strokes and glow effects to align with ApexCharts styling.
- Enhanced user interaction with hover markers and tooltips for forecasted data.
- Added a new test suite for ClinicDetailPage to ensure proper rendering and functionality.
- Added support for 'partial' payment status in MyPaymentsPage and related components.
- Updated API responses to include 'paid_rials' and 'summary' for invoices.
- Introduced InvoicePaymentStatus service to derive payment status based on actual payments.
- Enhanced tests to cover new payment scenarios including partial payments and payment methods.
- Updated documentation to reflect changes in payment status and API responses.
- Implemented a new API endpoint `/api/v1/my/billing/payments/summary` to provide a financial summary of payments with filters for national code, status, and date range.
- Updated the InvoiceRepository to aggregate totals for paid and unsettled invoices.
- Created a new hook `usePaymentsSummary` to fetch summary data in the frontend.
- Redesigned the MyPaymentsPage to align with the ClaimsPage structure, incorporating a design system, summary statistics, and improved filtering options.
- Added tests for the new payments summary endpoint to ensure correct functionality and filtering behavior.
This commit introduces a new JSON file that contains the abstract syntax tree (AST) representation for the migration file Version20260719044321.php. The AST includes nodes for the migration class, its methods, and their relationships, as well as raw calls made within the migration. This structure aids in understanding the code's architecture and dependencies.
- Introduced a new nullable city_id column in the blogs table to allow scoping of blog posts to specific cities.
- Updated Blog entity to include a ManyToOne relationship with the City entity.
- Enhanced BlogController to handle city_id in the request, allowing filtering of posts by city.
- Modified BlogRepository to support querying published posts based on city_id.
- Added tests to ensure correct behavior for city-scoped and nationwide posts, including creation and updating of posts with city associations.
The nobat724_front SEO audit produced three backend-side tasks that the
frontend work is blocked on or that it only masks:
- doctors-list-city-and-limit: implemented in the previous commit
- blog-city-field: blog has no city column, so the city-scoped blog work
on the public site is written but inert
- cleanup-polluted-doctor-clinic-records: records named after a phone
number or "test" reach public results; the site currently hides them
with a noindex filter, which masks rather than fixes the data
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The public doctor list had no location field, so multi-domain consumers
could not tell which city domain owns a doctor. nobat724_front's sitemap
worked around this by fetching the list once per city (35 sweeps) and
subtracting, costing ~13s to build the root sitemap.
Location is resolved in bulk by DoctorRepository::findLocationsByDoctors
using the same rule the city_id/state_id filter applies: the doctor's own
address first, falling back to the address of a clinic they belong to.
Without the clinic fallback a doctor could match city_id=X yet report no
city, which would break the sitemap's per-domain partitioning.
city/state are arrays with at most one entry, matching the shape already
used by the doctor detail response and the clinic list. A doctor with no
address reports [] rather than null. Multi-location doctors get a single
primary city, mirroring the canonical rule on the public site.
Also surface the applied page size as meta.limit. Repositories silently
clamp limit to 50, which previously made clients believe pagination had
ended early — this is what truncated the sitemap to 50 doctors.
The clinic doctor-list endpoint gets the same location data so both
endpoints agree.
Location resolution costs at most 2 queries regardless of page size,
asserted directly against the repository rather than through the
endpoint, since the endpoint carries a pre-existing specialties N+1 in
findWithFilters that is unrelated to this change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Introduced `tracking_number` field in the `claims` table to store the insurance tracking number.
- Created `claim_status_logs` table to maintain a history of status changes for claims, including who made the change and when.
- Implemented `ClaimStatusLog` entity and repository for managing status log entries.
- Updated `ClaimService` to log transitions and handle tracking numbers during claim submissions.
- Added new API endpoint for fetching claims by patient, including detailed claim history and status logs.
- Enhanced frontend with a new `ClaimPatientDetailPage` to display claims and their status history.
- Added tests to ensure correct aggregation of claims and proper handling of status transitions.
- Consolidated the calculation of patient and insurance shares into a single method using BillingCalculator.
- Introduced new fields in PatientSession to store breakdown of insurance shares and patient share.
- Updated the API responses to include the new fields for consistency across payment, invoice, and claims dashboard.
- Added migration to backfill existing sessions with appropriate values for the new fields.
- Implemented tests to ensure the correctness of the new logic and verify that the breakdown sums to the gross total.
- Redesigned the claims dashboard to provide a more user-friendly overview of patient claims and their statuses.
- Added support for Jalali calendar in the dashboard, allowing charts to display data based on the current Jalali month and year.
- Updated the API to return `patients_year`, `patients_month`, and `revenue_year` parameters for the dashboard charts.
- Refactored the dashboard controller to handle Jalali date calculations and queries.
- Modified the frontend components to utilize the new Jalali date parameters and reflect changes in the UI.
- Removed the status column from the NewAppointmentsTable as status management is now handled on the appointments page.
- Added tests to ensure the correct functioning of the new Jalali chart period features.
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