pelagia-portal/App/CLAUDE.md
Hardik be6db075dc feat(crewing): Phase 3a — candidates / talent pool (flagged)
First slice of Phase 3 (Epics B/C/D shipped as stacked sub-PRs). Adds the
CrewMember talent-pool spine and the Candidates screens. Behind
NEXT_PUBLIC_CREWING_ENABLED; production unchanged. Stacks on the requisitions
branch (Phase 2).

What's in
- Schema (crewing_candidates migration): CrewMember (spine) + CrewStatus,
  CandidateType, CandidateSource enums; CrewAction gains a nullable crewMemberId;
  CrewActionType += CANDIDATE_ADDED/UPDATED. employeeId is assigned at onboarding
  (3c), so it's nullable here.
- Actions (crewing/candidates/actions.ts): addCandidate / updateCandidate —
  guard flag + manage_candidates, write a CrewAction, optional CV upload via
  buildStorageKey("cv", …) + uploadBuffer (no parsing — A2 deferred). EX_HAND
  source ⇒ type/status EX_HAND; edits never downgrade an EMPLOYEE.
- Screens: /crewing/candidates (master list with search/source/rank-applied/
  min-experience filters as removable chips + match count + Clear all; Add-candidate
  modal) and /crewing/candidates/[id] (profile; pipeline stepper is 3b). Candidates
  added to the flag-gated Crewing nav (Manager + MPO).

Tests & docs
- Integration: candidates.test.ts (7) — add/update, ex-hand derivation, employee
  no-downgrade, permission gating. type-check clean; full unit (225) + integration
  (153) suites green.
- CLAUDE.md "Crewing" section updated with the Phase 3a surface.

Deferred: public careers intake API (A2, §13 open question); CV parsing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-22 18:23:01 +05:30

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CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Commands

# Development
pnpm dev                    # Next.js + Turbopack at localhost:3000
pnpm lint                   # ESLint
pnpm type-check             # tsc --noEmit

# Tests
pnpm test                   # Unit tests (Vitest, jsdom)
pnpm test:watch             # Unit tests in watch mode
pnpm test:integration       # Integration tests (Vitest, node + real DB)
pnpm test:e2e               # E2E tests (Playwright, headless)
pnpm test:e2e:ui            # E2E tests with interactive UI
pnpm test:all               # All test suites

# Run a single test file
pnpm test -- tests/unit/po-line-items-editor.test.tsx
pnpm test:integration -- tests/integration/create-po.test.ts

# Database
pnpm db:migrate             # Create + apply migration (dev)
pnpm db:migrate:deploy      # Apply migrations (CI/prod)
pnpm db:seed                # Populate sample data
pnpm db:studio              # Prisma GUI at localhost:5555
pnpm db:reset               # Drop + recreate + seed (dev)

Architecture

Overview

Internal purchase order management system for a maritime company. Full-stack Next.js 15 App Router app with Prisma + PostgreSQL, NextAuth v5 credentials auth, and Tailwind CSS v4.

Key design decisions:

  • Server Components for all data-fetching pages; Client Components only where interactivity is needed
  • Server Actions for all mutations (form submissions, approvals, etc.)
  • Prisma Decimal fields cannot be passed directly to Client Components — convert with Number() in the Server Component before passing as props (see po-detail.tsxlineItemsForEditor pattern)
  • File storage toggles automatically: Cloudflare R2 in production, .dev-uploads/ directory in development
  • Email toggles automatically: Resend in production, console log in development

PO Lifecycle (State Machine)

lib/po-state-machine.ts enforces all status transitions. The canonical flow:

DRAFT → SUBMITTED → MGR_REVIEW → MGR_APPROVED → SENT_FOR_PAYMENT → PAID_DELIVERED → CLOSED
                        ↓↑                              ↕                  ↕
               EDITS_REQUESTED / REJECTED        PARTIALLY_PAID    PARTIALLY_CLOSED
               / VENDOR_ID_PENDING

Partial payments (PARTIALLY_PAID) and partial receipts (PARTIALLY_CLOSED) loop until the full amount/quantity is settled. Imported POs are created directly in CLOSED. Every status change is validated against the state machine and recorded as a POAction row (audit trail).

Role-Based Permissions

lib/permissions.ts defines hasPermission(role, permission) and requirePermission(role, permission). Roles: TECHNICAL, MANNING, ACCOUNTS, MANAGER, SUPERUSER, AUDITOR, ADMIN. Permissions include (non-exhaustive): create_po, approve_po, process_payment, confirm_receipt, create_vendor, manage_vendors, manage_products, manage_sites, manage_vessels_accounts, manage_users. create_vendor is held by submitters too; manage_* by Manager/Admin.

Pattern: Server Actions call requirePermission() (or hasPermission()) at the top before any DB write.

Auth: NextAuth v5 with a Microsoft Entra SSO provider and a credentials provider. SSO-only users have no passwordHash (it is nullable) — the profile page lets them optionally set one, and is reachable by every role. Only approvers (approve_po) can upload a signature.

Key Directories

  • app/(portal)/ — All authenticated pages (portal layout with sidebar)
  • app/api/po/[id]/export/ — PDF and XLSX export endpoint
  • lib/validations/po.ts — Zod schemas for PO forms; exports TC_FIXED_LINE and TC_DEFAULTS
  • lib/po-state-machine.ts — All valid status transitions with required roles
  • lib/notifier.ts — Email dispatch (Resend in prod, console in dev)
  • lib/storage.ts — File upload/download (R2 in prod, local in dev)
  • components/po/ — PO-specific components (line items editor, status badge, etc.)
  • tests/integration/helpers.tsmakeSession(), makePoForm(), fd() for integration test setup

Cost Centre Model

A PO's cost centre is a Vessel (the Vessel model). PurchaseOrder.vesselId is required. POs no longer reference a Site as a cost centre — that earlier dual Vessel-or-Site design was removed.

Form field: PO create/edit/import forms use a plain vesselId select (no more costCentreRef encoding).

Display pattern: po.vessel?.name ?? "—".

URL pre-select: /po/new?vesselId=<id>.

Terminology: "Vessel" is surfaced as "Cost Centre" everywhere in the UI, including the admin page (/admin/vessels → "Cost Centre Management"). Site still exists as a separate construct (used for vendor-distance and inventory), but is not a PO cost centre. Budget heads are labelled "Accounting Code" (not "Account").

Accounting Code Hierarchy

Account is a self-referential 3-level tree via parentId (AccountHierarchy relation): Top Category (6-digit, e.g. 100000) → Sub-Category (100100) → Leaf Item (100101). Codes are 6-digit numeric strings. Seed data lives in prisma/accounting-codes-data.ts.

  • Only leaf items (accounts with no children) are selectable on a PO.
  • PO forms group leaf codes by their sub-category in a searchable dropdown (components/ui/searchable-select.tsx, a portal-rendered combobox used in the line-items editor and the main accounting-code field).

Companies (multi-company invoicing)

Company represents the sister company a PO is billed under (PurchaseOrder.companyId, optional). Fields: name, code (unique short code, e.g. PMS), gstNumber, address, telephone, mobile, email, invoiceEmail, invoiceAddress. Managed at /admin/companies. The selected company's details populate the exported PO header / invoice block (falling back to hardcoded Pelagia defaults when no company is linked).

PO Numbering (lib/po-number.ts)

Structured format: COMPANY/VESSEL/PO_ID/FY — e.g. PMS/HNR1/9000/2024-25. The financial year is Indian (AprMar) rendered YYYY-YY. System-generated PO_ID starts at 9000 to avoid clashing with historical numbers. Imported POs keep their original PO number verbatim; parsePoNumber() extracts the company/vessel/id parts on import.

Payments

When Accounts records a payment, a compulsory payment date is captured (PurchaseOrder.paymentDate) — the input defaults to today and rejects future dates (validated in processPaymentSchema and markPaid). There is also an editable poDate field; the exported PO "Date" shows poDate ?? approvedAt ?? createdAt (i.e. the approval date once approved, not creation).

Vendors

Vendor carries isVerified, gstin, pincode + latitude/longitude (geocoded for vendor-distance sorting from a Site), and a VendorContact[] list. Submitters can create vendors (permission create_vendor) but they are created unverified; a vendor becomes verified when a PO is closed/paid with it, on import, or when a Manager/Accounts/Admin runs verifyVendor. Only manage_vendors holders may assign a vendorId (the formal verified code).

Inventory (feature-flagged)

Inventory (ItemInventory, keyed by productId + siteId) is incremented at PO approval — not on close — for the ordered quantities, when the PO has a siteId. The whole inventory surface (site stock, consumption) is gated by NEXT_PUBLIC_INVENTORY_ENABLED (see lib/feature-flags.ts); the vendor/product catalogue used for PO creation stays available regardless.

Import → Closed

/po/import parses a Pelagia-format Excel PO and saves it directly as CLOSED (historical record, bypasses approval). It auto-detects the company (by header/code), auto-matches the vessel by code, auto-creates the vendor and any unknown products, and upserts per-vendor prices.

Crewing (feature-flagged)

A crew-management module built incrementally per the wiki Crewing-Implementation-Spec (the authoritative spec), behind NEXT_PUBLIC_CREWING_ENABLED (off unless "true"). It is delivered in phases (spec §12). Foundations and Requisitions ship so far:

  • Role: SITE_STAFF (the new Role enum member) — PM / Assistant PM / Site In-charge log in as site staff and act on behalf of crew. MPO is MANNING.
  • Permissions: lib/permissions.ts holds the full crewing grant matrix (spec §6) as the source of truth — PO_ROLE_PERMISSIONS + CREWING_ROLE_PERMISSIONS are merged into ROLE_PERMISSIONS. Notable rules: MPO has no attendance/leave; decide_leave/approve_*/select_candidate are Manager-only; manage_ranks is Manager + Admin.
  • Reference data: Rank is a self-referential org-chart hierarchy (like Account), seeded from prisma/rank-data.ts; RankDocRequirement (seeded from prisma/rank-doc-data.ts) lists the documents each rank must hold. Both seed via the shared prisma/seed-ranks.ts in dev and prod seeds. Rank.grantsLogin is true only for the three management ranks.
  • Admin screen: /admin/ranks ("Ranks & documents", gated by manage_ranks + the flag) — the rank hierarchy card + per-rank required-documents card.

Phase 2 — Requisitions + relief (spec §5.2/§8.28.3):

  • Models: Requisition (lifecycle OPEN → SHORTLISTING → PROPOSING → INTERVIEWING → SELECTED → FILLED, → CANCELLED), ReliefRequest (site-flagged gap the office converts), and CrewAction (the crewing audit trail — the POAction mirror). Requisition.autoRaised marks system-raised vacancies.
  • State machine: lib/requisition-state-machine.ts mirrors po-state-machine.ts (TRANSITIONS, canPerformAction, getAvailableActions; orthogonal CANCEL_ROLES/canCancel). Final selection is Manager-only; withdraw is allowed from OPEN/SHORTLISTING by cancel_requisition holders (MPO + Manager, per §6). Codes (REQ-9000…) come from lib/requisition-number.ts.
  • Actions (app/(portal)/crewing/requisitions/actions.ts): raiseRequisition, cancelRequisition, transitionRequisition, requestReliefCover, convertReliefToRequisition — each guards flag + permission + state, writes a CrewAction, and notifies via notifyCrew. The shared autoRaiseRequisition() in lib/requisition-service.ts is the backfill entry point sign-off / leave-clash (later phases) will call.
  • Screens: /crewing/requisitions (list + Raise modal + "Relief requests from sites" convert) and /crewing/requisitions/[id] (detail; the recruitment pipeline is a later phase). Requisitions is in the flag-gated sidebar Crewing section (CREWING_ITEMS, Manager + MPO). The Ranks link stays under Administration.
  • Notifications: lib/notifier.ts notifyCrew() is the PO-independent path (writes Notification rows with a null poId); CrewNotificationEvent covers REQUISITION_RAISED / RELIEF_REQUESTED / RELIEF_CONVERTED.
  • Deferred: sign-off / experience-record (Epic K) is part of spec §12 item 2 but depends on the crew/assignment models from Phase 3/4, so it lands with those. autoRaiseRequisition() is already in place for it.

Phase 3a — Candidates (Epic B; spec §8.6): Phase 3 (candidate intake + 7-stage pipeline + onboarding) ships as stacked sub-PRs — 3a candidates, 3b pipeline, 3c onboarding.

  • Model: CrewMember is the talent-pool spine — one row per person, created on first contact and kept through CANDIDATE → EMPLOYEE → EX_HAND (CrewStatus). employeeId is assigned only at onboarding (3c). CandidateType (NEW/EX_HAND) and CandidateSource derive from the chosen source; currentRankId (rank held) + appliedRankId (rank applied for). CrewAction gained a nullable crewMemberId (it now references at most one entity).
  • Actions (app/(portal)/crewing/candidates/actions.ts): addCandidate / updateCandidate — guard flag + manage_candidates, write a CrewAction, optional CV upload via buildStorageKey("cv", …) + uploadBuffer. An EX_HAND source maps to type/status = EX_HAND; an edit never downgrades an EMPLOYEE.
  • Screens: /crewing/candidates (master list with search / source / rank-applied / min-experience filters rendered as removable chips + match count + Clear all; Add-candidate modal) and /crewing/candidates/[id] (profile; the 7-stage pipeline/stepper is 3b). Candidates added to the flag-gated Crewing nav (Manager + MPO).
  • Deferred: the public careers intake API (A2, §13 open question) — 3a uses the internal Add-candidate modal only; CVs are stored but not parsed.

GST Calculation

totalAmount = sum(quantity × unitPrice × (1 + gstRate)) for each line item. The gstRate is stored as a decimal on POLineItem (e.g., 0.18 = 18%). This applies in Server Actions when computing totalPrice per line and the PO totalAmount.

Environment Variables

NEXTAUTH_SECRET         # Required always
NEXTAUTH_URL            # Required always (e.g., http://localhost:3000)
DATABASE_URL            # PostgreSQL connection string

AZURE_AD_CLIENT_ID, AZURE_AD_CLIENT_SECRET, AZURE_AD_TENANT_ID
                        # Microsoft Entra SSO (prod). auth.ts reads them at module
                        # load — set placeholders in non-SSO/dev envs so it boots.

# Optional in dev (defaults to local storage + console email):
R2_ACCOUNT_ID, R2_ACCESS_KEY_ID, R2_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, R2_BUCKET_NAME, R2_PUBLIC_URL
RESEND_API_KEY, EMAIL_FROM, EMAIL_FROM_NAME

# Report Issue button (lib/forgejo.ts); token needs write:issue:
FORGEJO_URL, FORGEJO_REPO, FORGEJO_TOKEN

GST_SERVICE_URL         # GstService microservice (defaults to localhost:3003)
NEXT_PUBLIC_INVENTORY_ENABLED   # Inventory feature flag
NEXT_PUBLIC_CREWING_ENABLED     # Crewing module feature flag (opt-in "true"; off by default)
NEXT_PUBLIC_ENV_LABEL   # When set, shows a non-prod banner (EnvBanner). Leave unset in prod.

Operations & automation

This repo runs a self-hosted issue-to-deploy pipeline on the pms1 server (Forgejo + headless Claude Code). See ../automation/README.md. Relevant when working in this codebase:

  • The Report Issue button (portal header) files a Forgejo issue; a watcher triages it and, for auto-fixable ones, implements a fix and opens a PR. Deploys are gated on a human merging the PR and pushing a vX.Y.Z tag.
  • Automated fixes and the staging instance run against pelagia_test, a daily mirror of the production database, in dev mode (console email, local storage). Migrations are applied to it, so its schema tracks master. Never assume an empty DB — it holds prod-like data.