BREAKING CHANGE: Removed legacy license server in favor of Stripe billing
Major changes:
- Remove license server system (563 lines removed from license_server.py)
- Add multi-tenant support with organizations and memberships
- Integrate Stripe billing and subscription management
- Enhance authentication with 2FA, password reset, and JWT tokens
- Add provisioning and onboarding flows for new customers
- Implement row-level security (RLS) for data isolation
- Add GDPR compliance features and data retention policies
- Enhance admin dashboard with billing reconciliation and customer management
- Add security scanning tools (Bandit, Gitleaks, GitHub Actions workflow)
- Implement rate limiting and enhanced password policies
- Update all routes to support organization context
- Enhance user model with billing and security fields
- Add promo code system for marketing campaigns
- Update Docker initialization for better database setup
Modified files:
- Core: app.py, app/__init__.py, app/config.py
- Models: Enhanced user model (+175 lines), updated all models for multi-tenancy
- Routes: Enhanced admin routes (+479 lines), updated all routes for org context
- Templates: Updated login, admin dashboard, and settings
- Docker: Enhanced database initialization scripts
- Dependencies: Added stripe, pyotp, pyjwt, and security packages
Deleted files:
- app/utils/license_server.py
- docs/LICENSE_SERVER_*.md (3 files)
- templates/admin/license_status.html
- test_license_server.py
New features:
- Organizations and membership management
- Stripe billing integration with webhook handling
- Enhanced authentication (2FA, password reset, refresh tokens)
- GDPR compliance and data export/deletion
- Onboarding checklist for new customers
- Promo code system
- Security enhancements (rate limiting, password policies)
- Admin tools for customer and billing management
Net change: 46 files changed, 1490 insertions(+), 1968 deletions(-)
Add Pomodoro focus mode with session summaries
Model: FocusSession; API: /api/focus-sessions/; UI: Focus modal on timer page
Add estimates vs actuals with burndown and budget alerts
Project fields: estimated_hours, budget_amount, budget_threshold_percent
API: /api/projects/<id>/burndown; Charts in project view and project report
Implement recurring time blocks/templates
Model: RecurringBlock; API CRUD: /api/recurring-blocks; CLI: flask generate_recurring
Add tagging and saved filters across views
Model: SavedFilter; /api/entries supports tag and saved_filter_id
Support billable rate overrides per project/member
Model: RateOverride; invoicing uses effective rate resolution
Also:
Migration: 016_add_focus_recurring_rates_filters_and_project_budget.py
Integrations and UI updates in projects view, timer page, and reports
Docs updated (startup, invoice, task mgmt) and README feature list
Added basic tests for new features
Add Task.total_billable_hours aggregating billable TimeEntry.duration_seconds (rounded to 2 decimals)
Expose total_billable_hours via Task.to_dict
Update tasks/view.html to display “Billable Hours” when > 0
No schema change; uses existing billable flag and durations
Features:
- Add comprehensive payment tracking to invoices
- Support multiple payment statuses: unpaid, partially_paid, fully_paid, overpaid
- Track payment details: date, method, reference, notes, amount
- Visual payment progress indicators and status badges
- Record payment functionality with user-friendly interface
Database:
- Add payment tracking fields to invoices table
- Smart migration handling for existing data
- Auto-populate payment status based on current invoice status
- Create performance indexes for payment queries
UI/UX:
- Enhanced invoice list with payment status column
- Payment progress bars for partial payments
- Detailed payment information display on invoice view
- New payment recording form with validation
- Color-coded payment status indicators
Backend:
- New payment recording route and form handling
- Enhanced invoice model with payment properties and methods
- Improved summary statistics using actual payment data
- Automatic payment status calculations
Testing:
- Comprehensive test suite for payment functionality
- Tests for partial, full, and overpayments
- Multiple payment scenarios and edge cases
- Payment status calculation validation
Closes payment tracking requirements for basic invoice management
- Add Comment model with threaded replies and user attribution
- Create Alembic migration (013_add_comments_table.py) for database schema
- Implement complete CRUD operations via comments routes
- Add responsive UI with inline editing and real-time interactions
- Include permission system (users edit own, admins manage all)
- Support soft delete for comments with replies to preserve structure
- Add comprehensive CSS styling with dark theme support
- Integrate comments sections into project and task detail views
- Fix modal z-index and context issues for delete confirmations
- Update README with detailed feature documentation
Technical details:
- Threaded comment structure with parent-child relationships
- API endpoints for comment operations and retrieval
- Mobile-responsive design with touch-friendly interactions
- Internationalization support via Flask-Babel
- Bootstrap 5 modal integration with proper event handling
Add admin PDF Layout Editor with local GrapesJS (no CDN)
Routes:
GET/POST /admin/pdf-layout (save, server-side default seeding)
POST /admin/pdf-layout/reset (clear custom template)
GET /admin/pdf-layout/default (serve default body HTML/CSS)
POST /admin/pdf-layout/preview (render preview with sample context)
Invoice PDF generator: support custom HTML/CSS and i18n; add default template and CSS
Preview: sanitize Jinja, add helpers (format_date, format_money), sample item
Base layout: include head_extra and scripts_extra
Editor UI: removed quick blocks, preview, and insert variables; keep load/save/reset
Vendor GrapesJS under app/static/vendor/grapesjs and load locally
README: document the new feature and usage
- Integrate Flask-Babel and i18n utilities; initialize in app factory
- Add `preferred_language` to `User` with Alembic migration (011_add_user_preferred_language)
- Add `babel.cfg` and `scripts/extract_translations.py`
- Add `translations/` for en, de, fr, it, nl, fi
- Update templates to use `_()` and add language picker in navbar/profile
- Respect locale in routes and context processors; persist user preference
- Update requirements and Docker/Docker entrypoint for Babel/gettext support
- Minor copy and style adjustments across pages
Migration: run `alembic upgrade head`
Make user dropdown fully dark; fix hover/divider; remove white overlay
Mobile dropdown respects dark vars; improve navbar-collapse bg/z-index
Improve action button grouping/contrast across pages
Add dark-mode variants for badges, lists, pagination, utilities
Refresh Log Time page: card header, mini-cards for Start/End, unified labels
Group Save/Clear actions; Back remains secondary
Per-user theme preference: model column + migration (003) + POST /auth/profile/theme
Base loads user theme (fallback to local/system); remove admin theme selector
models/user: add nullable full_name and display_name property (fallback to username)
migrations: add 002_add_user_full_name to introduce users.full_name
auth/profile: show and allow editing full_name; persist on POST
templates:
use display_name across navbar, dashboard greeting, tasks (list/view/edit/my/overdue), projects view, reports (user/project), invoices (creator and generate-from-time), and admin (dashboard/users)
keep username where appropriate (e.g., read-only admin form field)
reports:
aggregate/group by display_name in summaries
CSV export writes display_name instead of username
projects: get_user_totals returns display names when available
main/dashboard: replace inline Jinja in script with data attribute flag to satisfy linter
tasks/view: remove Jinja desc() usage; iterate over pre-ordered time_entries from route and slice to 5
fixes jinja2 UndefinedError: 'desc' is undefined
- Improve web interface layout for better user-friendliness and mobile responsiveness
* Update CSS variables for consistent spacing and component sizing
* Enhance card layouts with improved padding, borders, and shadows
* Optimize button and form element dimensions for better touch targets
* Add hover effects and animations for improved user interaction
* Implement responsive grid system with mobile-first approach
- Refactor mobile JavaScript to prevent duplicate initialization
* Consolidate mobile enhancements into dedicated utility classes
* Add initialization guards to prevent double loading
* Implement MobileUtils and MobileNavigation classes
* Remove duplicate event listeners and mobile enhancements
- Fix circular import issue in logo handling
* Replace problematic 'from app import app' with Flask's current_app
* Add error handling for cases where current_app is unavailable
* Improve logo path resolution with fallback mechanisms
* Fix settings model to use proper Flask context
- Clean up template code and remove duplication
* Remove duplicate mobile enhancements from base template
* Clean up dashboard template JavaScript
* Centralize all mobile functionality in mobile.js
* Add proper error handling and debugging
- Update CSS variables and spacing system
* Introduce --section-spacing and --card-spacing variables
* Add mobile-specific spacing variables
* Improve border-radius and shadow consistency
* Enhance typography and visual hierarchy
This commit resolves the double loading issue and logo import errors while
significantly improving the overall user experience and mobile responsiveness
of the web interface.
- Add Task model with full CRUD operations, status tracking, and priority management
- Integrate tasks with existing projects and time entries via foreign key relationships
- Create new Flask routes (/tasks) with admin and user role-based access control
- Implement task status transitions (pending → in_progress → completed → cancelled)
- Add task filtering by status, priority, assignee, and project
- Create responsive Jinja2 templates for task listing, creation, editing, and viewing
- Integrate task selection in timer and manual time entry forms
- Add task management to project dashboards and navigation menus
- Implement automatic database migration system for seamless deployment
- Create migration scripts to add missing tables and columns
- Update startup script to detect and run migrations automatically
- Add comprehensive error handling and validation
- Include full documentation (TASK_MANAGEMENT_README.md)
- Update project structure and main README with new feature details
Database Changes:
- New 'tasks' table with indexes for performance
- Add 'task_id' column to 'time_entries' table
- Automatic migration detection and execution
Technical Implementation:
- SQLAlchemy relationships with proper backrefs and cascading
- Flask-Login integration for role-based access
- Bootstrap 5 responsive UI components
- Font Awesome icons for visual enhancement
- Comprehensive test coverage and error handling
This feature enables users to break down projects into manageable tasks,
track progress, assign work, and maintain better project organization.
