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TimeTracker/app.py
Dries Peeters 20824dbcb1 feat: Add customizable Kanban board columns and enhance CSRF configuration
This commit introduces a comprehensive Kanban board customization system and
improves CSRF token configuration for Docker deployments.

## Major Features

### 1. Customizable Kanban Board Columns
Add complete kanban column customization system allowing users to define
custom workflow states beyond the default columns.

**New Components:**
- Add KanbanColumn model with full CRUD operations (app/models/kanban_column.py)
- Add kanban routes blueprint with admin endpoints (app/routes/kanban.py)
- Add kanban column management templates (app/templates/kanban/)
- Add migration 019 for kanban_columns table (migrations/)

**Features:**
- Create unlimited custom columns with unique keys, labels, icons, and colors
- Drag-and-drop column reordering with position persistence
- Toggle column visibility without deletion
- Protected system columns (todo, in_progress, done) prevent accidental deletion
- Complete state marking for columns that should mark tasks as done
- Real-time updates via SocketIO broadcasts when columns change
- Font Awesome icon support (5000+ icons)
- Bootstrap color scheme integration
- Comprehensive validation and error handling

**Integration:**
- Update Task model to work with dynamic column statuses (app/models/task.py)
- Update task routes to use kanban column API (app/routes/tasks.py)
- Update project routes to fetch active columns (app/routes/projects.py)
- Add kanban column management links to base template (app/templates/base.html)
- Update kanban board templates to render dynamic columns (app/templates/tasks/)
- Add cache prevention headers to force fresh column data

**API Endpoints:**
- GET /api/kanban/columns - Fetch all active columns
- POST /api/kanban/columns/reorder - Reorder columns
- GET /kanban/columns - Column management interface (admin only)
- POST /kanban/columns/create - Create new column (admin only)
- POST /kanban/columns/<id>/edit - Edit column (admin only)
- POST /kanban/columns/<id>/delete - Delete column (admin only)
- POST /kanban/columns/<id>/toggle - Toggle column visibility (admin only)

### 2. Enhanced CSRF Configuration
Improve CSRF token configuration and documentation for Docker deployments.

**Configuration Updates:**
- Add WTF_CSRF_ENABLED environment variable to all docker-compose files
- Add WTF_CSRF_TIME_LIMIT environment variable with 1-hour default
- Update app/config.py to read CSRF settings from environment
- Add SECRET_KEY validation in app/__init__.py to prevent production deployment
  with default keys

**Docker Compose Updates:**
- docker-compose.yml: CSRF enabled by default for security testing
- docker-compose.remote.yml: CSRF always enabled in production
- docker-compose.remote-dev.yml: CSRF enabled with production-like settings
- docker-compose.local-test.yml: CSRF can be disabled for local testing
- Add helpful comments explaining each CSRF-related environment variable
- Update env.example with CSRF configuration examples

**Verification Scripts:**
- Add scripts/verify_csrf_config.sh for Unix systems
- Add scripts/verify_csrf_config.bat for Windows systems
- Scripts check SECRET_KEY, CSRF_ENABLED, and CSRF_TIME_LIMIT settings

### 3. Database Initialization Improvements
- Update app/__init__.py to run pending migrations on startup
- Add automatic kanban column initialization after migrations
- Improve error handling and logging during database setup

### 4. Configuration Management
- Update app/config.py with new CSRF and kanban-related settings
- Add environment variable parsing with sensible defaults
- Improve configuration validation and error messages

## Documentation

### New Documentation Files
- CUSTOM_KANBAN_README.md: Quick start guide for kanban customization
- KANBAN_CUSTOMIZATION.md: Detailed technical documentation
- IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md: Implementation details and architecture
- KANBAN_AUTO_REFRESH_COMPLETE.md: Real-time update system documentation
- KANBAN_REFRESH_FINAL_FIX.md: Cache and refresh troubleshooting
- KANBAN_REFRESH_SOLUTION.md: Technical solution for data freshness
- docs/CSRF_CONFIGURATION.md: Comprehensive CSRF setup guide
- CSRF_DOCKER_CONFIGURATION_SUMMARY.md: Docker-specific CSRF setup
- CSRF_TROUBLESHOOTING.md: Common CSRF issues and solutions
- APPLY_KANBAN_MIGRATION.md: Migration application guide
- APPLY_FIXES_NOW.md: Quick fix reference
- DEBUG_KANBAN_COLUMNS.md: Debugging guide
- DIAGNOSIS_STEPS.md: System diagnosis procedures
- BROWSER_CACHE_FIX.md: Browser cache troubleshooting
- FORCE_NO_CACHE_FIX.md: Cache prevention solutions
- SESSION_CLOSE_ERROR_FIX.md: Session handling fixes
- QUICK_FIX.md: Quick reference for common fixes

### Updated Documentation
- README.md: Add kanban customization feature description
- Update project documentation with new features

## Testing

### New Test Files
- test_kanban_refresh.py: Test kanban column refresh functionality

## Technical Details

**Database Changes:**
- New table: kanban_columns with 11 columns
- Indexes on: key, position
- Default data: 4 system columns (todo, in_progress, review, done)
- Support for both SQLite (development) and PostgreSQL (production)

**Real-Time Updates:**
- SocketIO events: 'kanban_columns_updated' with action type
- Automatic page refresh when columns are created/updated/deleted/reordered
- Prevents stale data by expiring SQLAlchemy caches after changes

**Security:**
- Admin-only access to column management
- CSRF protection on all column mutation endpoints
- API endpoints exempt from CSRF (use JSON and other auth mechanisms)
- System column protection prevents data integrity issues
- Validation prevents deletion of columns with active tasks

**Performance:**
- Efficient querying with position-based ordering
- Cached column data with cache invalidation on changes
- No-cache headers on API responses to prevent stale data
- Optimized database indexes for fast lookups

## Breaking Changes

None. This is a fully backward-compatible addition.

Existing workflows continue to work with the default columns.
Custom columns are opt-in via the admin interface.

## Migration Notes

1. Run migration 019 to create kanban_columns table
2. Default columns are initialized automatically on first run
3. No data migration needed for existing tasks
4. Existing task statuses map to new column keys

## Environment Variables

New environment variables (all optional with defaults):
- WTF_CSRF_ENABLED: Enable/disable CSRF protection (default: true)
- WTF_CSRF_TIME_LIMIT: CSRF token expiration in seconds (default: 3600)
- SECRET_KEY: Required in production, must be cryptographically secure

See env.example for complete configuration reference.

## Deployment Notes
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Time Tracker Application Entry Point
"""
import os
from app import create_app, db
from app.models import User, Project, TimeEntry, Task, Settings, Invoice, InvoiceItem, Client
app = create_app()
@app.shell_context_processor
def make_shell_context():
"""Add database models to Flask shell context"""
return {
'db': db,
'User': User,
'Project': Project,
'TimeEntry': TimeEntry,
'Task': Task,
'Settings': Settings,
'Invoice': Invoice,
'InvoiceItem': InvoiceItem,
'Client': Client
}
@app.cli.command()
def init_db():
"""Initialize the database with tables and default data"""
from app.models import Settings, User
# Create all tables
db.create_all()
# Initialize settings if they don't exist
if not Settings.query.first():
settings = Settings()
db.session.add(settings)
db.session.commit()
print("Database initialized with default settings")
# Create admin user if it doesn't exist
admin_username = os.getenv('ADMIN_USERNAMES', 'admin').split(',')[0]
if not User.query.filter_by(username=admin_username).first():
admin_user = User(username=admin_username, role='admin')
db.session.add(admin_user)
db.session.commit()
print(f"Created admin user: {admin_username}")
print("Database initialization complete!")
@app.cli.command()
def create_admin():
"""Create an admin user"""
username = input("Enter admin username: ").strip()
if not username:
print("Username cannot be empty")
return
if User.query.filter_by(username=username).first():
print(f"User {username} already exists")
return
user = User(username=username, role='admin')
db.session.add(user)
db.session.commit()
print(f"Created admin user: {username}")
# Initialize kanban columns on startup if they don't exist
# This is handled by the migration system, so we skip it here
if __name__ == '__main__':
app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=8080, debug=os.getenv('FLASK_DEBUG', 'false').lower() == 'true')