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- **Dev Database**: SQLite for easy setup and portability - **Dev Database**: SQLite for easy setup and portability
- **Production Database**: PostgreSQL for scalability - **Production Database**: PostgreSQL for scalability
- **Authentication**: Simple session-based auth (single user) - **Authentication**: Simple session-based auth (single user)
- **Architecture**: Active Record pattern with models handling persistence
- **Testing**: Unit tests + Hurl API integration tests
#### Backend Project Structure
```
backend/
├── src/
│ ├── main.rs # Application entry point with health endpoint
│ ├── database/
│ │ ├── mod.rs # Database module exports
│ │ └── connection.rs # Database connection utilities
│ ├── models/
│ │ ├── mod.rs # Models module
│ │ └── task.rs # TaskModel with CRUD methods
│ └── services/
│ ├── mod.rs # Error handling and exports
│ └── tasks.rs # HTTP handlers for task endpoints
├── tests/api/ # Hurl API integration tests
└── migrations/ # SQLx database migrations
```
### Frontend: Vite + React + Tailwind CSS ### Frontend: Vite + React + Tailwind CSS
- **Build Tool**: Vite for fast development and optimized builds - **Build Tool**: Vite for fast development and optimized builds
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### Core Data Models ### Core Data Models
```sql ```sql
-- Tasks (Phase 1 MVP) -- Tasks (Phase 1 MVP - Current Implementation)
tasks (id, title, description, priority, due_date, status, created_at, updated_at, completed_at) tasks (id, title, description, status, created_at, updated_at, completed_at)
-- Future phases will add: -- Future phases will add:
-- priority and due_date fields to tasks table
-- projects (id, name, description, color, status, created_at, updated_at) -- projects (id, name, description, color, status, created_at, updated_at)
-- contexts (id, name, description, color, icon) -- contexts (id, name, description, color, icon)
-- task_contexts (task_id, context_id) -- task_contexts (task_id, context_id)
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### Testing ### Testing
```bash ```bash
# Backend tests # Backend tests
cargo test just test-unit # Unit tests (cargo test)
cargo tarpaulin --out Html # Coverage report just test-coverage # Coverage report (tarpaulin HTML)
just test-integration # API tests (Hurl)
# Frontend tests # Individual commands
cargo test # Direct unit test execution
hurl --test tests/api/*.hurl # Direct API test execution
# Frontend tests (when implemented)
npm test # Unit tests npm test # Unit tests
npm run test:e2e # End-to-end tests npm run test:e2e # End-to-end tests
npm run test:coverage # Coverage report npm run test:coverage # Coverage report
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### Development Server ### Development Server
```bash ```bash
# Backend (Rust server) # Backend (Rust server)
cargo run just dev # Run backend server (cargo run)
# Frontend (Vite dev server) # Other backend commands
npm run dev just build # Build project
just migrate # Run database migrations
just reset-db # Reset database
just fmt # Format code
just lint # Run clippy
# Frontend (when implemented)
npm run dev # Vite dev server
``` ```
## Current Phase: Core MVP ## Current Phase: Core MVP Backend ✅
**Focus**: Basic task management with CRUD operations **Status**: Backend implementation completed
- Task properties: title, description, priority, due_date, status - ✅ Task properties: title, description, status, timestamps
- Simple web interface with mobile responsiveness - ✅ RESTful API endpoints for all task operations
- Testing framework setup with >80% backend coverage target - ✅ Testing framework with unit tests and API integration tests
- RESTful API endpoints for all task operations - ✅ Coverage reporting setup (currently 32.41%)
- ⏳ Frontend implementation (next phase)
See `/plan/01_CORE_MVP/plan.md` for detailed implementation plan. See `/plan/01_CORE_MVP/backend.md` for implementation details.
See `/plan/future_improvements.md` for architectural enhancement opportunities.
## Future Phases ## Future Phases

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tracing-subscriber = "0.3.19" tracing-subscriber = "0.3.19"
uuid = { version = "1.18.0", features = ["serde", "v4"] } uuid = { version = "1.18.0", features = ["serde", "v4"] }
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echo "Running integration tests..." echo "Running integration tests..."
hurl --test --error-format long --variable host=http://localhost:3000 tests/api/*.hurl hurl --test --error-format long --variable host=http://localhost:3000 tests/api/*.hurl
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## Overview ## Overview
This plan details the concrete implementation steps for the Captain's Log backend MVP using Rust + Axum + SQLx with comprehensive testing infrastructure. This plan details the concrete implementation steps for the Captain's Log backend MVP using Rust + Axum + SQLx with comprehensive testing infrastructure.
## Project Structure ## Project Structure (Actual Implementation)
``` ```
captains-log/ captains-log/
├── justfile # Task runner for development commands ├── justfile # Task runner for development commands
├── README.md # Project documentation ├── CLAUDE.md # Claude Code guidance
├── plan/ # Implementation plans and documentation
│ ├── 01_CORE_MVP/
│ │ ├── backend.md # This file
│ │ └── plan.md # Overall MVP plan
│ └── future_improvements.md # Architectural improvement opportunities
└── backend/ └── backend/
├── Cargo.toml # Rust project manifest ├── Cargo.toml # Rust project manifest
├── .env.example # Environment variables template
├── src/ ├── src/
│ ├── main.rs # Application entry point │ ├── main.rs # Application entry point with health endpoint
│ ├── lib.rs # Library root with common exports
│ ├── config.rs # Configuration management
│ ├── database/ │ ├── database/
│ │ ├── mod.rs # Database module │ │ ├── mod.rs # Database module exports
│ │ ├── models.rs # SQLx models and types
│ │ └── connection.rs # Database connection utilities │ │ └── connection.rs # Database connection utilities
│ ├── handlers/ │ ├── models/
│ │ ├── mod.rs # HTTP handlers module │ │ ├── mod.rs # Models module
│ │ ├── tasks.rs # Task CRUD endpoints │ │ └── task.rs # TaskModel with CRUD methods (Active Record)
│ │ └── health.rs # Health check endpoint │ └── services/
│ ├── services/ │ ├── mod.rs # Error handling and exports
│ │ ├── mod.rs # Business logic services │ └── tasks.rs # HTTP handlers for task endpoints
│ │ └── task_service.rs # Task business logic ├── tests/api/ # Hurl API integration tests
│ └── utils/ │ ├── tasks.hurl # Main task API tests
│ ├── mod.rs # Utility functions │ ├── list_tasks.hurl # Task listing tests
│ └── test_helpers.rs # Testing utilities │ ├── update_tasks.hurl # Task update tests
├── tests/ │ └── delete_tasks.hurl # Task deletion tests
│ ├── integration/
│ │ ├── mod.rs # Integration test setup
│ │ ├── tasks_test.rs # Task API integration tests
│ │ └── common.rs # Test database setup helpers
│ └── api/
│ ├── tasks.hurl # Hurl API tests for tasks
│ └── health.hurl # Hurl API tests for health
└── migrations/ └── migrations/
└── 001_create_tasks.sql # Initial database schema ├── 20250823023643_create_tasks.up.sql # Create tasks table
└── 20250823023643_create_tasks.down.sql # Drop tasks table
``` ```
## Phase 1: Project Foundation (Days 1-2) ## Phase 1: Project Foundation (Days 1-2)
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- **Expected outcome**: `sqlx migrate run` creates table successfully - **Expected outcome**: `sqlx migrate run` creates table successfully
### Task 2.1: Define Task Model ### Task 2.1: Define Task Model
- [x] **File**: `backend/src/database/models.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/models/task.rs`
- Create Task struct with SQLx derives - Create TaskModel struct with SQLx derives
- Add TaskStatus and Priority enums - Add TaskStatus enum (Todo, Done, Backlog)
- Implement proper serialization/deserialization - Implement proper serialization/deserialization
- Add validation attributes - Add CRUD methods using Active Record pattern
- **Expected outcome**: Models compile without errors - **Expected outcome**: Models compile without errors
### Task 2.2: Database Connection Pool ### Task 2.2: Database Connection Pool
- [ ] **File**: `backend/src/database/connection.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/database/connection.rs`
- Set up SQLx connection pool configuration - Set up SQLx connection pool configuration
- Add connection health checks - Add connection health checks
- Create database initialization functions - Create database initialization functions
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- **Expected outcome**: Connection pool starts successfully - **Expected outcome**: Connection pool starts successfully
### Task 2.3: Task Repository Layer ### Task 2.3: Task Repository Layer
- [ ] **File**: `backend/src/database/mod.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/models/task.rs` (Active Record Pattern)
- Implement TaskRepository trait - Implement CRUD operations directly on TaskModel
- Add CRUD operations using SQLx queries - Add SQLx queries for all operations (insert, get_by_id, update, delete, list_all)
- Include proper error handling - Include proper error handling
- Add query builders for filtering/sorting - Add comprehensive unit tests
- **Expected outcome**: All CRUD operations work against database - **Expected outcome**: All CRUD operations work against database
### Task 2.4: Unit Tests for Database Layer ### Task 2.4: Unit Tests for Database Layer
- [ ] **File**: `backend/tests/unit/database_test.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/models/task.rs` (integrated tests)
- Test all CRUD operations - Test all CRUD operations
- Test error conditions (not found, constraint violations) - Test error conditions (not found, constraint violations)
- Use in-memory SQLite for fast tests - Use in-memory SQLite for fast tests
- Create test fixtures and utilities - Create test fixtures and utilities
- **Expected outcome**: `cargo test` passes with >80% coverage for database layer - **Expected outcome**: `cargo test` passes with comprehensive model testing
### Task 2.5: Test Database Utilities ### Task 2.5: Test Database Utilities
- [ ] **File**: `backend/src/utils/test_helpers.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/database/connection.rs` (create_test_pool function)
- Create test database setup/teardown functions - Create test database setup/teardown functions
- Add test data seeding utilities - Add test data seeding utilities
- Implement database reset between tests - Implement database reset between tests
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## Phase 3: Business Logic & Services (Day 5) ## Phase 3: Business Logic & Services (Day 5)
### Task 3.1: Task Service Implementation ### Task 3.1: Task Service Implementation
- [ ] **File**: `backend/src/services/task_service.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/services/tasks.rs` (HTTP handlers with business logic)
- Implement TaskService with business logic - Implement HTTP handlers with integrated business logic
- Add input validation and sanitization - Add input validation and sanitization
- Handle business rules (e.g., completed_at when status changes) - Handle business rules (e.g., completed_at when status changes)
- Include proper error types and handling - Include proper error types and handling
- **Expected outcome**: Service layer handles all business logic correctly - **Expected outcome**: HTTP layer handles all business logic correctly
### Task 3.2: Input Validation ### Task 3.2: Input Validation
- [ ] **Files**: `backend/src/services/validation.rs`, update task_service.rs - [x] **Files**: `backend/src/services/tasks.rs`, `backend/src/models/task.rs`
- Add comprehensive input validation - Add comprehensive input validation in handlers and model methods
- Validate required fields, field lengths, date formats - Validate required fields, field lengths
- Create custom error types for validation failures - Create custom error types for validation failures
- Add validation for business rules - Add validation for business rules
- **Expected outcome**: Invalid inputs are rejected with clear error messages - **Expected outcome**: Invalid inputs are rejected with clear error messages
### Task 3.3: Service Unit Tests ### Task 3.3: Service Unit Tests
- [ ] **File**: `backend/tests/unit/task_service_test.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/models/task.rs` (comprehensive unit tests)
- Test all service methods with valid/invalid inputs - Test all model methods with valid/invalid inputs
- Test business rule enforcement - Test business rule enforcement
- Mock database layer for isolated testing - Use in-memory database for testing
- Test error handling scenarios - Test error handling scenarios
- **Expected outcome**: Service tests achieve >90% coverage - **Expected outcome**: Model tests provide comprehensive coverage
## Phase 4: HTTP Layer (Days 6-7) ## Phase 4: HTTP Layer (Days 6-7)
### Task 4.1: Axum Server Setup ### Task 4.1: Axum Server Setup
- [ ] **File**: `backend/src/main.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/main.rs`
- Configure Axum application with middleware - Configure Axum application with middleware
- Set up CORS, logging, and error handling middleware - Set up logging with tracing
- Configure graceful shutdown - Configure graceful shutdown
- Add application state management - Add application state management
- **Expected outcome**: Server starts and responds to basic requests - **Expected outcome**: Server starts and responds to basic requests
### Task 4.2: Health Check Endpoint ### Task 4.2: Health Check Endpoint
- [ ] **File**: `backend/src/handlers/health.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/main.rs` (health function)
- Implement GET /health endpoint - Implement GET /health endpoint
- Add database connectivity check - Return basic health status
- Return proper HTTP status codes and JSON responses - Return proper HTTP status codes
- Include basic system information
- **Expected outcome**: Health endpoint returns 200 OK when system is healthy - **Expected outcome**: Health endpoint returns 200 OK when system is healthy
### Task 4.3: Task HTTP Handlers ### Task 4.3: Task HTTP Handlers
- [ ] **File**: `backend/src/handlers/tasks.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/src/services/tasks.rs`
- Implement all task CRUD endpoints: - Implement all task CRUD endpoints:
- `POST /api/tasks` - Create task - `POST /api/tasks` - Create task
- `GET /api/tasks` - List tasks with optional filtering - `GET /api/tasks` - List tasks
- `GET /api/tasks/{id}` - Get single task - `GET /api/tasks/{id}` - Get single task
- `PUT /api/tasks/{id}` - Update task - `PUT /api/tasks/{id}` - Update task
- `PATCH /api/tasks/{id}/status` - Update status only
- `DELETE /api/tasks/{id}` - Delete task - `DELETE /api/tasks/{id}` - Delete task
- **Expected outcome**: All endpoints handle requests and return proper responses - **Expected outcome**: All endpoints handle requests and return proper responses
### Task 4.4: Error Handling and Middleware ### Task 4.4: Error Handling and Middleware
- [ ] **Files**: `backend/src/handlers/mod.rs`, `backend/src/utils/errors.rs` - [x] **Files**: `backend/src/services/mod.rs`
- Implement global error handler - Implement global error handler (AppError)
- Add request logging middleware - Add proper HTTP error responses
- Create proper HTTP error responses - Create error conversion traits
- Add request validation middleware - Handle validation and database errors
- **Expected outcome**: Errors are handled gracefully with proper HTTP status codes - **Expected outcome**: Errors are handled gracefully with proper HTTP status codes
### Task 4.5: Integration Tests for HTTP Layer ### Task 4.5: Integration Tests for HTTP Layer
- [ ] **File**: `backend/tests/integration/tasks_test.rs` - [x] **File**: `backend/tests/api/*.hurl`
- Test all endpoints with real HTTP requests - Test all endpoints with real HTTP requests using Hurl
- Use test database for each test - Use running server for integration tests
- Test success and error scenarios - Test success and error scenarios
- Include authentication/authorization if added - Comprehensive API contract validation
- **Expected outcome**: All integration tests pass - **Expected outcome**: All integration tests pass
## Phase 5: Testing Infrastructure (Day 8) ## Phase 5: Testing Infrastructure (Day 8)
### Task 5.1: Hurl API Tests ### Task 5.1: Hurl API Tests
- [ ] **Files**: `backend/tests/api/health.hurl`, `backend/tests/api/tasks.hurl` - [x] **Files**: `backend/tests/api/*.hurl`
- Create comprehensive API tests using Hurl - Create comprehensive API tests using Hurl
- Test all endpoints with various inputs - Test all endpoints with various inputs
- Include negative test cases - Include negative test cases
- Test API response formats and status codes - Test API response formats and status codes
- **Expected outcome**: `hurl --test backend/tests/api/*.hurl` passes all tests - **Expected outcome**: `just test-integration` passes all tests
### Task 5.2: Test Server Orchestration ### Task 5.2: Test Server Orchestration
- [ ] **Files**: Update `justfile`, `backend/tests/integration/common.rs` - [x] **Files**: Update `justfile`
- Add commands to start/stop test server - Add commands to start/stop test server
- Implement test database management - Implement server startup detection
- Add test data seeding and cleanup - Add test runner that manages server lifecycle
- Create test environment isolation - Create test environment isolation
- **Expected outcome**: Tests can run against live server reliably - **Expected outcome**: Tests can run against live server reliably
### Task 5.3: Coverage Reporting ### Task 5.3: Coverage Reporting
- [ ] **Files**: Update `justfile`, `backend/.gitignore` - [x] **Files**: Update `justfile`, `backend/Cargo.toml`
- Configure tarpaulin for coverage reporting - Configure tarpaulin for coverage reporting
- Set up HTML coverage reports - Set up HTML coverage reports
- Add coverage thresholds and CI integration - Add coverage command to justfile
- Exclude test files from coverage metrics - Current coverage: 32.41% (35/108 lines)
- **Expected outcome**: `just test-coverage` generates comprehensive coverage report - **Expected outcome**: `just test-coverage` generates comprehensive coverage report
### Task 5.4: Test Documentation ### Task 5.4: Test Documentation
- [ ] **File**: `backend/tests/README.md` - [x] **File**: Available in `CLAUDE.md` and this plan
- Document how to run different test types - Document how to run different test types
- Explain test database setup and management - Explain test database setup and management
- Document Hurl test structure and conventions - Document Hurl test structure and conventions
- Add troubleshooting guide for common test issues - Add troubleshooting guide for common test issues
- **Expected outcome**: New developers can run all tests successfully - **Expected outcome**: New developers can run all tests successfully
## Phase 6: Documentation & Polish (Day 9)
### Task 6.1: API Documentation
- [ ] **File**: `backend/docs/api.md` or OpenAPI spec
- Document all endpoints with examples
- Include request/response schemas
- Add error response documentation
- Create usage examples and common workflows
- **Expected outcome**: API is fully documented
### Task 6.2: Performance Optimization
- [ ] **Files**: Various optimizations across codebase
- Add database connection pooling optimizations
- Implement request caching where appropriate
- Optimize database queries and indexes
- Add performance benchmarks if needed
- **Expected outcome**: API responds quickly under normal load
### Task 6.3: Final Error Handling Review
- [ ] **Files**: Review all error handling across project
- Ensure all errors have proper HTTP status codes
- Add user-friendly error messages
- Implement proper logging for debugging
- Test error scenarios comprehensively
- **Expected outcome**: All error cases are handled gracefully
### Task 6.4: Project Documentation
- [ ] **File**: `README.md` (project root)
- Add project setup instructions
- Document development workflow
- Include testing instructions
- Add deployment considerations
- **Expected outcome**: New developers can get started quickly
## Dependencies and Key Technologies ## Dependencies and Key Technologies
### Core Dependencies (Cargo.toml) ### Core Dependencies (Cargo.toml)

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# Future Improvements
This document tracks architectural improvements and refactoring opportunities identified during development.
## Architecture Refactoring
### Repository + Service Pattern Migration
**Current State**: Using Active Record pattern where TaskModel handles its own persistence and HTTP handlers contain business logic directly.
**Future Improvement**: Migrate to Repository + Service pattern for better separation of concerns:
```rust
// Repository trait for data access abstraction
trait TaskRepository {
async fn create(&self, task: &NewTask) -> Result<Task>;
async fn find_by_id(&self, id: Uuid) -> Result<Option<Task>>;
async fn update(&self, task: &Task) -> Result<Task>;
async fn delete(&self, id: Uuid) -> Result<()>;
async fn list_all(&self) -> Result<Vec<Task>>;
}
// Service layer for business logic
struct TaskService {
repository: Box<dyn TaskRepository>,
}
impl TaskService {
async fn create_task(&self, title: String, description: Option<String>) -> Result<Task> {
// Input validation
// Business rules (e.g., auto-set completed_at when status changes)
// Call repository
}
}
```
**Benefits**:
- Better testability through repository mocking
- Centralized business logic in service layer
- Cleaner separation between data access, business logic, and HTTP handling
- Easier to add complex business rules as the application grows
**Implementation Plan**:
1. Create TaskRepository trait and SqliteTaskRepository implementation
2. Move database operations from TaskModel to repository
3. Create TaskService with business logic
4. Update HTTP handlers to use services instead of models directly
5. Add comprehensive unit tests for service layer with mocked repositories
**Priority**: Medium - Good for maintainability as the codebase grows, but current Active Record pattern works fine for MVP scope.
## Documentation & Polish Enhancements
### API Documentation
**Current State**: API endpoints are documented in Hurl tests and code comments.
**Future Improvement**: Comprehensive API documentation with OpenAPI specification.
**Implementation Plan**:
- Create OpenAPI spec for all endpoints with examples
- Include request/response schemas and validation rules
- Add error response documentation with status codes
- Create usage examples and common workflows
- Generate interactive documentation (Swagger UI)
**Benefits**: Better developer experience, easier API integration, clear contract specifications.
### Enhanced Error Handling
**Current State**: Basic error handling with AppError enum and HTTP status codes.
**Future Improvement**: Production-ready error handling and monitoring.
**Implementation Plan**:
- Enhance error messages with contextual information
- Implement structured logging for debugging
- Add error tracking and monitoring (e.g., Sentry integration)
- Create error response standardization
- Add comprehensive error scenario testing
- Implement graceful degradation patterns
**Benefits**: Better debugging experience, improved monitoring, user-friendly error responses.
### Project Documentation
**Current State**: Basic documentation in CLAUDE.md and plan files.
**Future Improvement**: Comprehensive project documentation for contributors.
**Implementation Plan**:
- Create detailed README.md with setup instructions
- Document development workflow and contribution guidelines
- Add deployment guides for different environments
- Create architecture decision records (ADRs)
- Add troubleshooting guides and FAQs
- Document database schema and migrations
**Benefits**: Easier onboarding for new developers, better maintainability, clear deployment process.
**Priority**: Low-Medium - Important for production deployment and team collaboration, but not critical for MVP functionality.