ca-grow-ops-manager/docs/SPRINT-2-PROGRESS.md
fullsizemalt 4c0aad0e06 feat: Sprint 2.5 - Mobile-First Foundation
 Implemented:
- Mobile-first Tailwind breakpoints (xs: 375px → 2xl: 1536px)
- Tablet-optimized for cultivation floor (md: 768px primary target)
- Touch-friendly spacing (44px minimum tap targets)
- Mobile-optimized font sizes (16px minimum to prevent iOS zoom)
- Touch-friendly base styles (smooth scrolling, tap highlights)
- Added 777 Wolfpack team logo for splash screen

�� Mobile-First Features:
- Responsive container padding (1rem mobile → 3rem desktop)
- Touch target utilities (touch: 44px, touch-lg: 56px)
- iOS-optimized inputs (prevent zoom, smooth scrolling)
- Webkit touch improvements

🎨 Branding:
- Added 777 Wolfpack logo to /frontend/public/assets/
- Team name: 777 Wolfpack (initial cultivation team users)

⏭️ Next: Mobile navigation + responsive page layouts
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Sprint 2 Progress Update

Date: 2025-12-09
Time: ~1 hour elapsed
Status: Phase 1 Complete


Completed (Phase 1: Backend Auth Core)

Task 2.1: Password Hashing

  • Installed bcrypt + types
  • Created backend/src/utils/password.ts
  • Implemented hashPassword() and comparePassword()
  • Updated seed script to hash all passwords
  • Added 4 test users (one per role)

Task 2.2: JWT Token Generation

  • Installed jsonwebtoken + types
  • Created backend/src/utils/jwt.ts
  • Implemented generateAccessToken() (15min expiry)
  • Implemented generateRefreshToken() (7d expiry)
  • Implemented verifyToken()

Task 2.3: Updated Auth Controller

  • Updated login to use bcrypt password comparison
  • Updated login to return access + refresh tokens
  • Added refresh endpoint
  • Added logout endpoint (placeholder for Redis)
  • Proper error handling

Task 2.4: Updated Routes

  • Added /api/auth/refresh route
  • Added /api/auth/logout route
  • Existing /api/auth/login and /api/auth/me routes

🧪 What Can Be Tested Now

Login with New Token Format

curl -X POST https://777wolfpack.runfoo.run/api/auth/login \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "email": "admin@runfoo.run",
    "password": "password123"
  }'

Expected Response:

{
  "accessToken": "eyJhbGc...",
  "refreshToken": "eyJhbGc...",
  "user": {
    "id": "...",
    "email": "admin@runfoo.run",
    "name": "Facility Owner",
    "role": "OWNER"
  }
}

Test All User Roles

  • admin@runfoo.run - OWNER
  • manager@runfoo.run - MANAGER
  • grower@runfoo.run - GROWER
  • staff@runfoo.run - STAFF

All passwords: password123


⏭️ Next Steps (Phase 2: Protected Routes)

Task 2.5: Auth Middleware (30-45 min)

  • Create backend/src/middleware/auth.ts
  • Implement authenticate middleware
  • Implement authorize(...roles) middleware
  • Add TypeScript types for request.user

Task 2.6: Apply Auth to Routes (30 min)

  • Protect /api/rooms routes
  • Protect /api/batches routes
  • Protect /api/timeclock routes
  • Test protected routes without token (should 401)
  • Test protected routes with token (should work)

Task 2.7: Frontend Integration (1-2 hours)

  • Update AuthContext to use new token format
  • Create axios instance with interceptors
  • Store tokens in localStorage
  • Add Authorization header to requests
  • Handle token refresh on 401

📊 Sprint 2 Progress

Overall: ~25% Complete
Time Spent: ~1 hour
Time Remaining: ~7-9 hours

Phase Status Time
Phase 1: Backend Auth Core Complete 1h
Phase 2: Protected Routes ⏭️ Next 1-1.5h
Phase 3: Frontend Integration 📋 Planned 2-3h
Phase 4: Testing & Polish 📋 Planned 1-2h

🔐 Security Notes

What's Secure Now

  • Passwords hashed with bcrypt (salt rounds = 10)
  • JWT tokens with expiry (15m access, 7d refresh)
  • No plaintext passwords in database
  • Password comparison using bcrypt.compare

What's Still TODO

  • Store refresh tokens in Redis for revocation
  • Implement actual logout (invalidate refresh token)
  • Add rate limiting to login endpoint
  • Add CORS configuration
  • Use httpOnly cookies for refresh tokens (more secure than localStorage)

🚀 Ready to Continue?

The backend auth core is solid! Next up is creating the middleware to protect routes and enforce RBAC.

Estimated time for Phase 2: 1-1.5 hours

Let me know when you're ready to proceed! 🎯