- Add plan validation to custom domain saving (Domains.svelte)
- Add plan validation to certificate customization (Design.svelte)
- Add plan validation to document upload (AddDocumentToLesson.svelte)
- Add plan validation to video upload (UploadVideo.svelte)
- Enhance team member function validation (TeamMembers.svelte)
Prevents free users from bypassing UI restrictions via DOM manipulation.
All restricted functions now enforce server-side plan validation.
This is because when you close the modal we redirect you to /org/siteName/courses but if you click close before we get your organization siteName the route is just /courses which redirects to a 404.
This point I have fixed 2 major issues
1. After signing in with Google auth, join a course and going to the course, when you click the back button in the page nav, it takes you to admin instead of lms
2. When you open a course landing page, click enroll, it redirects to 404 instead of the invite page.
This fix tackled a bug where if I logged out, go to org landing page, open a course and enrol then it gets redirected to a 404 page because `$currentOrg.siteName` is undefined.
The use case for this is that if a person went from course page to invite page, and isn't authenticated then the user should be redirected to login page with a redirect query param
* feat: clone course work
* feat: clone and delete a course
* feat: clone and delete a course
* feat: clean up
* feat: attending to reviews
* feat: attended to revies
* chore: use turbo for build
* fix docker compose file and remove backend
* chore: update .dockerignore to include additional files and directories for improved build management
* copy everything in both docke filed
* refactor: streamline Dockerfile to copy entire dashboard app and remove unnecessary node_modules references
* update api to use turbo to start
* run ls la for docker files
* update cmd commands
* update cmds to use node
* fix: add redis url to docker compose
* fix: reduce memory allocation for dashboard build in Dockerfile
* debug dashboard build
* update api docker file
* update dashboard
* add tsconfig
* chore: add echo to dockerfile
* fix: change echo to run
* chore: install pnpm before switching to non-root user in Dockerfile
* refactor: update start commands in package.json and Dockerfiles to use pnpm
* install turbo
* use turbo 1.10.16
* update turbo config
* fix: update CMD in Dockerfile to run the API directly using Node.js
* change
* add commands to turbo.json
* copy over turbo
* add workspace
* fix: update start commands in package.json to specify ports for dashboard and API
* publish docker images
* add dev branch
* update compose
* build only for amd64 platform
* refactor: update docker-compose to use pre-built images and remove build context
* coolify-dockertest
* point to latest
* chore: update docker-compose to use specific version tags for API and dashboard images
* remove envs for docker file
* 0.1.3
* use dynamic env
* 0.1.4
* add PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED=true
* chore: update docker-compose to use version 0.1.5 for API and dashboard images
* use static for PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED
* disable cache for tag
* use 0.1.7
* add PUBLIC_IS_SELFHOSTED=true
* comment out caching
* update docker-compose to use version 0.1.8 for API and dashboard images
* update api port
* use tag 0.1.9
* add cache
* use latest tag in compose file
Rotimi Best