✨ Add space member model #1780
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""" WalkthroughThe changes introduce new database structures and relationships for managing spaces and their members. A new enum, tables, and models are added to represent spaces and memberships, with appropriate indexes and foreign key constraints. Existing spaces are backfilled with owner memberships. The user model is updated to support these new relationships. User creation logic is refactored to centralize creation with associated default personal space and membership. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant AuthRouter
participant UserMutations
participant PrismaDB
Client->>AuthRouter: authenticateRegistration(data)
AuthRouter->>UserMutations: createUser(data)
UserMutations->>PrismaDB: Begin transaction
UserMutations->>PrismaDB: Create user record
UserMutations->>PrismaDB: Create "Personal" space owned by user
UserMutations->>PrismaDB: Create space member record with role OWNER
UserMutations->>PrismaDB: Commit transaction
UserMutations-->>AuthRouter: Return created user (id, name, email)
AuthRouter-->>Client: Return user info
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant SpacesMutations
participant PrismaDB
Client->>SpacesMutations: createSpace({ownerId, name})
SpacesMutations->>PrismaDB: Create space record
SpacesMutations->>PrismaDB: Create space member record with role OWNER
SpacesMutations-->>Client: Return created space
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packages/database/prisma/models/user.prisma (1)
61-63: Explicit relation naming for clarity
You’ve linkedspaces Space[] @relation("UserSpaces")to matchSpace.owner. FormemberOf SpaceMember[], consider adding an explicit@relationname (e.g.@relation("SpaceMemberToUser")) to tie it unambiguously toSpaceMember.user.
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packages/database/prisma/models/space.prisma (2)
1-17: Relation and mapping fields look good
TheSpacemodel correctly maps snake-cased columns via@map, uses@default(uuid())for IDs, and sets up theownerrelation withonDelete: Cascade. IndexingownerIdwith a hash is appropriate for fast owner‐space lookups.
19-23: Enum definition is correct
SpaceMemberRoleenumerates exactly the roles needed (OWNER,ADMIN,MEMBER) with clear naming.packages/database/prisma/migrations/20250616140319_create_space_members/migration.sql (3)
1-4: Enum creation is correct
TheSpaceMemberRoleenum is created before any table references it—order is correct.
16-21: Indexes and unique constraints are properly defined
You’ve added both the single‐column index onspace_idand the unique composite index on(space_id, user_id), matching the Prisma schema’s intent.
23-27: Foreign keys with cascading actions look good
Both FK constraints includeON DELETE CASCADEandON UPDATE CASCADE, ensuring referential integrity on space and user removals/updates.
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apps/web/src/features/spaces/mutations.ts (2)
14-18: Avoid magic string for role – prefer the generated enumUsing a raw string literal makes refactors error-prone and bypasses type-safety. Leverage the generated Prisma enum instead:
-import { prisma } from "@rallly/database"; +import { prisma, SpaceMemberRole } from "@rallly/database"; ... - role: "OWNER", + role: SpaceMemberRole.OWNER,If
SpaceMemberRoleis re-exported from another module, import from that path instead.
3-9: Add lightweight validation for the public API surface
createSpacecurrently trusts its caller. A stray emptynameor undefinedownerIdwould raise a DB error. Guard early (e.g. with a small Zod schema):export async function createSpace({ ownerId, name, }: { ownerId: string; name: string; }) { + if (!ownerId) throw new Error("ownerId is required"); + if (!name?.trim()) throw new Error("name cannot be empty"); +This keeps boundary checks close to the mutation and returns clearer errors to the caller.
apps/web/src/features/user/mutations.ts (1)
22-53: Prefer enum constants over string literals for rolesHard-coded role strings (
"user"&"OWNER") sidestep compile-time checks. Import the generated enums:-import { type TimeFormat, prisma } from "@rallly/database"; +import { type TimeFormat, prisma, SpaceMemberRole, UserRole } from "@rallly/database"; ... - role: "user", + role: UserRole.USER, ... - role: "OWNER", + role: SpaceMemberRole.OWNER,This prevents typos and guarantees sync with future schema changes.
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apps/web/src/auth/adapters/prisma.ts (1)
Learnt from: lukevella
PR: lukevella/rallly#1776
File: apps/web/src/auth/adapters/prisma.ts:40-60
Timestamp: 2025-06-14T16:32:39.947Z
Learning: In the Rallly authentication system, data migration (via options.migrateData) happens at login time, not during user creation. The createUser method in CustomPrismaAdapter should not call migrateData.
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apps/web/src/auth/adapters/prisma.ts (1)
42-50: Confirm type compatibility betweencreateUserreturn andAdapterUser
createUserreturns the raw PrismaUser, which contains extra fields (role, etc.) thatnext-auth’sAdapterUseromits. Ensure downstream code (and JSON serialization) tolerates these extras or cast explicitly:const rawUser = await createUser({...}); return rawUser as unknown as AdapterUser; // or pick the needed fieldsFailing to align the types can surface subtle runtime issues when
next-authserialises the session.
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