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homebox/backend/internal/data/ent/tx.go
Logan Miller cc66330a74 feat: Add item templates feature (#435) (#1099)
* feat: Add item templates feature (#435)

   Add ability to create and manage item templates for quick item creation.
   Templates store default values and custom fields that can be applied
   when creating new items.

   Backend changes:
   - New ItemTemplate and TemplateField Ent schemas
   - Template CRUD API endpoints
   - Create item from template endpoint

   Frontend changes:
   - Templates management page with create/edit/delete
   - Template selector in item creation modal
   - 'Use as Template' action on item detail page
   - Templates link in navigation menu

* refactor: Improve template item creation with a single query

- Add `CreateFromTemplate` method to ItemsRepository that creates items with all template data (including custom fields) in a single atomic transaction, replacing the previous two-phase create-then-update pattern
- Fix `GetOne` to require group ID parameter so templates can only be accessed by users in the owning group (security fix)
- Simplify `HandleItemTemplatesCreateItem` handler using the new transactional method

* Refactor item template types and formatting

Updated type annotations in CreateModal.vue to use specific ItemTemplate types instead of 'any'. Improved code formatting for template fields and manufacturer display. Also refactored warranty field logic in item details page for better readability. This resolves the linter issues as well that the bot in github keeps nagging at.

* Add 'id' property to template fields

Introduces an 'id' property to each field object in CreateModal.vue and item details page to support unique identification of fields. This change prepares the codebase for future enhancements that may require field-level identification.

* Removed redundant SQL migrations.

Removed redundant SQL migrations per @tankerkiller125's findings.

* Updates to PR #1099.

Regarding pull #1099. Fixed an issue causing some conflict with GUIDs and old rows in the migration files.

* Add new fields and location edge to ItemTemplate

Addresses recommendations from @tonyaellie.

* Relocated add template button
* Added more default fields to the template
* Added translation of all strings (think so?)
* Make oval buttons round
* Added duplicate button to the template (this required a rewrite of the migration files, I made sure only 1 exists per DB type)
* Added a Save as template button to a item detail view (this creates a template with all the current data of that item)
* Changed all occurrences of space to gap and flex where applicable.
* Made template selection persistent after item created.
* Collapsible template info on creation view.

* Updates to translation and fix for labels/locations

I also added a test in here because I keep missing small function tests. That should prevent that from happening again.

* Linted

* Bring up to date with main, fix some lint/type check issues

* In theory fix playwright tests

* Fix defaults being unable to be nullable/empty (and thus limiting flexibility)

* Last few fixes I think

* Forgot to fix the golang tests

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Co-authored-by: Matthew Kilgore <matthew@kilgore.dev>
2025-12-06 16:21:43 -05:00

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// Code generated by ent, DO NOT EDIT.
package ent
import (
"context"
"sync"
"entgo.io/ent/dialect"
)
// Tx is a transactional client that is created by calling Client.Tx().
type Tx struct {
config
// Attachment is the client for interacting with the Attachment builders.
Attachment *AttachmentClient
// AuthRoles is the client for interacting with the AuthRoles builders.
AuthRoles *AuthRolesClient
// AuthTokens is the client for interacting with the AuthTokens builders.
AuthTokens *AuthTokensClient
// Group is the client for interacting with the Group builders.
Group *GroupClient
// GroupInvitationToken is the client for interacting with the GroupInvitationToken builders.
GroupInvitationToken *GroupInvitationTokenClient
// Item is the client for interacting with the Item builders.
Item *ItemClient
// ItemField is the client for interacting with the ItemField builders.
ItemField *ItemFieldClient
// ItemTemplate is the client for interacting with the ItemTemplate builders.
ItemTemplate *ItemTemplateClient
// Label is the client for interacting with the Label builders.
Label *LabelClient
// Location is the client for interacting with the Location builders.
Location *LocationClient
// MaintenanceEntry is the client for interacting with the MaintenanceEntry builders.
MaintenanceEntry *MaintenanceEntryClient
// Notifier is the client for interacting with the Notifier builders.
Notifier *NotifierClient
// TemplateField is the client for interacting with the TemplateField builders.
TemplateField *TemplateFieldClient
// User is the client for interacting with the User builders.
User *UserClient
// lazily loaded.
client *Client
clientOnce sync.Once
// ctx lives for the life of the transaction. It is
// the same context used by the underlying connection.
ctx context.Context
}
type (
// Committer is the interface that wraps the Commit method.
Committer interface {
Commit(context.Context, *Tx) error
}
// The CommitFunc type is an adapter to allow the use of ordinary
// function as a Committer. If f is a function with the appropriate
// signature, CommitFunc(f) is a Committer that calls f.
CommitFunc func(context.Context, *Tx) error
// CommitHook defines the "commit middleware". A function that gets a Committer
// and returns a Committer. For example:
//
// hook := func(next ent.Committer) ent.Committer {
// return ent.CommitFunc(func(ctx context.Context, tx *ent.Tx) error {
// // Do some stuff before.
// if err := next.Commit(ctx, tx); err != nil {
// return err
// }
// // Do some stuff after.
// return nil
// })
// }
//
CommitHook func(Committer) Committer
)
// Commit calls f(ctx, m).
func (f CommitFunc) Commit(ctx context.Context, tx *Tx) error {
return f(ctx, tx)
}
// Commit commits the transaction.
func (tx *Tx) Commit() error {
txDriver := tx.config.driver.(*txDriver)
var fn Committer = CommitFunc(func(context.Context, *Tx) error {
return txDriver.tx.Commit()
})
txDriver.mu.Lock()
hooks := append([]CommitHook(nil), txDriver.onCommit...)
txDriver.mu.Unlock()
for i := len(hooks) - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
fn = hooks[i](fn)
}
return fn.Commit(tx.ctx, tx)
}
// OnCommit adds a hook to call on commit.
func (tx *Tx) OnCommit(f CommitHook) {
txDriver := tx.config.driver.(*txDriver)
txDriver.mu.Lock()
txDriver.onCommit = append(txDriver.onCommit, f)
txDriver.mu.Unlock()
}
type (
// Rollbacker is the interface that wraps the Rollback method.
Rollbacker interface {
Rollback(context.Context, *Tx) error
}
// The RollbackFunc type is an adapter to allow the use of ordinary
// function as a Rollbacker. If f is a function with the appropriate
// signature, RollbackFunc(f) is a Rollbacker that calls f.
RollbackFunc func(context.Context, *Tx) error
// RollbackHook defines the "rollback middleware". A function that gets a Rollbacker
// and returns a Rollbacker. For example:
//
// hook := func(next ent.Rollbacker) ent.Rollbacker {
// return ent.RollbackFunc(func(ctx context.Context, tx *ent.Tx) error {
// // Do some stuff before.
// if err := next.Rollback(ctx, tx); err != nil {
// return err
// }
// // Do some stuff after.
// return nil
// })
// }
//
RollbackHook func(Rollbacker) Rollbacker
)
// Rollback calls f(ctx, m).
func (f RollbackFunc) Rollback(ctx context.Context, tx *Tx) error {
return f(ctx, tx)
}
// Rollback rollbacks the transaction.
func (tx *Tx) Rollback() error {
txDriver := tx.config.driver.(*txDriver)
var fn Rollbacker = RollbackFunc(func(context.Context, *Tx) error {
return txDriver.tx.Rollback()
})
txDriver.mu.Lock()
hooks := append([]RollbackHook(nil), txDriver.onRollback...)
txDriver.mu.Unlock()
for i := len(hooks) - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
fn = hooks[i](fn)
}
return fn.Rollback(tx.ctx, tx)
}
// OnRollback adds a hook to call on rollback.
func (tx *Tx) OnRollback(f RollbackHook) {
txDriver := tx.config.driver.(*txDriver)
txDriver.mu.Lock()
txDriver.onRollback = append(txDriver.onRollback, f)
txDriver.mu.Unlock()
}
// Client returns a Client that binds to current transaction.
func (tx *Tx) Client() *Client {
tx.clientOnce.Do(func() {
tx.client = &Client{config: tx.config}
tx.client.init()
})
return tx.client
}
func (tx *Tx) init() {
tx.Attachment = NewAttachmentClient(tx.config)
tx.AuthRoles = NewAuthRolesClient(tx.config)
tx.AuthTokens = NewAuthTokensClient(tx.config)
tx.Group = NewGroupClient(tx.config)
tx.GroupInvitationToken = NewGroupInvitationTokenClient(tx.config)
tx.Item = NewItemClient(tx.config)
tx.ItemField = NewItemFieldClient(tx.config)
tx.ItemTemplate = NewItemTemplateClient(tx.config)
tx.Label = NewLabelClient(tx.config)
tx.Location = NewLocationClient(tx.config)
tx.MaintenanceEntry = NewMaintenanceEntryClient(tx.config)
tx.Notifier = NewNotifierClient(tx.config)
tx.TemplateField = NewTemplateFieldClient(tx.config)
tx.User = NewUserClient(tx.config)
}
// txDriver wraps the given dialect.Tx with a nop dialect.Driver implementation.
// The idea is to support transactions without adding any extra code to the builders.
// When a builder calls to driver.Tx(), it gets the same dialect.Tx instance.
// Commit and Rollback are nop for the internal builders and the user must call one
// of them in order to commit or rollback the transaction.
//
// If a closed transaction is embedded in one of the generated entities, and the entity
// applies a query, for example: Attachment.QueryXXX(), the query will be executed
// through the driver which created this transaction.
//
// Note that txDriver is not goroutine safe.
type txDriver struct {
// the driver we started the transaction from.
drv dialect.Driver
// tx is the underlying transaction.
tx dialect.Tx
// completion hooks.
mu sync.Mutex
onCommit []CommitHook
onRollback []RollbackHook
}
// newTx creates a new transactional driver.
func newTx(ctx context.Context, drv dialect.Driver) (*txDriver, error) {
tx, err := drv.Tx(ctx)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return &txDriver{tx: tx, drv: drv}, nil
}
// Tx returns the transaction wrapper (txDriver) to avoid Commit or Rollback calls
// from the internal builders. Should be called only by the internal builders.
func (tx *txDriver) Tx(context.Context) (dialect.Tx, error) { return tx, nil }
// Dialect returns the dialect of the driver we started the transaction from.
func (tx *txDriver) Dialect() string { return tx.drv.Dialect() }
// Close is a nop close.
func (*txDriver) Close() error { return nil }
// Commit is a nop commit for the internal builders.
// User must call `Tx.Commit` in order to commit the transaction.
func (*txDriver) Commit() error { return nil }
// Rollback is a nop rollback for the internal builders.
// User must call `Tx.Rollback` in order to rollback the transaction.
func (*txDriver) Rollback() error { return nil }
// Exec calls tx.Exec.
func (tx *txDriver) Exec(ctx context.Context, query string, args, v any) error {
return tx.tx.Exec(ctx, query, args, v)
}
// Query calls tx.Query.
func (tx *txDriver) Query(ctx context.Context, query string, args, v any) error {
return tx.tx.Query(ctx, query, args, v)
}
var _ dialect.Driver = (*txDriver)(nil)