Refactors main.go to streamline context and logger initialization.
Moves signal handling directly into main, sets up a base logger for
early errors, and updates error handling to use structured logging.
No functional changes to application logic.
This commit standardizes the naming of identifier and API key fields
across the codebase to use consistent camel case (e.g., `ID`, `APIKey`,
`DatabaseURL`). This includes updates to struct fields, method names,
function parameters, and environment variable references. The changes
improve code clarity and maintainability by reducing ambiguity and
aligning with Go naming conventions. No functional behavior is changed.
Introduce slog-based structured logging throughout the booking service
and
server handlers. Add configurable log level via LOG_LEVEL environment
variable. Replace legacy log usage with slog and propagate logger to
booking service for improved observability.
- Update BookingAgentParser to utilize OpenAI's client for parsing booking data.
- Remove base URL dependency and streamline the initialization process.
- Introduce ResponseData struct to define expected JSON structure from the LLM.
- Add unit tests for BookingAgentParser to validate parsing logic and expected output.
Update the documentation for the Config struct to clarify that environment variables must be prefixed, e.g., with "APP_", to be recognized. This change improves clarity for users configuring the application.
- Introduced a builder stage to separate build dependencies.
- Added a dev stage for runtime dependencies and live reload tools.
- Reduced image size by cleaning up unnecessary files in the builder
stage.
- Improved build efficiency by copying only necessary files to the dev
stage.
Updated Go version to 1.24 and upgraded dependencies to their latest
compatible versions. This includes updates to Dockerfiles, go.mod,
and go.sum. Regenerated templated files with templ v0.3.857.
### TL;DR
Transformed the bookings list from a table layout to a responsive card-based grid design.
### What changed?
- Replaced table structure with a responsive grid of cards
- Each booking is now displayed as a card with improved visual hierarchy
- Added hover effects and shadows for better interactivity
- Reorganized booking information with dedicated sections for dates and pricing
- Updated the search functionality to target the new card container
- Added euro symbol to price display
- Improved the presentation of canceled bookings
### How to test?
1. Navigate to the bookings list page
2. Verify cards display correctly on different screen sizes
3. Check that hover effects work on cards
4. Confirm search functionality still filters bookings
5. Verify canceled bookings show with strikethrough
6. Test that "View Details" links work correctly
7. Ensure all booking information is visible and properly formatted
### Why make this change?
The card-based layout provides a more modern and user-friendly interface that works better across different screen sizes. It improves the visual hierarchy of booking information and makes it easier for users to scan and interact with individual bookings. The new design also better accommodates varying content lengths and provides a more engaging visual experience.
### TL;DR
Implemented embedded file system for static assets using Go's `embed` package.
### What changed?
- Created a new `assets.go` file to define an embedded filesystem for static assets
- Moved all static assets (HTML, icons, images, JS) under a nested `assets` directory
- Updated PDF generation to use the embedded filesystem when parsing HTML templates
- Modified main application to use the embedded filesystem for serving static files
- Added logging statements for invoice generation
### How to test?
1. Run the application and verify static assets are served correctly
2. Generate a PDF invoice and confirm it renders properly
3. Check that all HTML error pages (400, 401, 403, 404, 500) are accessible
4. Verify images and icons load correctly throughout the application
### Why make this change?
Using an embedded filesystem ensures all static assets are compiled into the binary, making deployment simpler and more reliable. This eliminates the need to manage separate asset files and ensures the application has all required resources available at runtime.
### TL;DR
Enhanced invoice generation with improved formatting and Euro symbol display
### What changed?
- Added Euro symbol (€) to monetary values in the invoice template
- Implemented new invoice data structure with dedicated types for lines and payments
- Created ToInvoice method to properly format booking data for invoice generation
- Added HTML template parsing and rendering functionality
- Improved date formatting for consistency
- Added new API endpoint for booking creation
### How to test?
1. Create a new booking through the API
2. Navigate to the PDF generation endpoint
3. Verify that monetary values display with Euro symbol
4. Check that dates are properly formatted
5. Confirm that payment history and totals are correctly calculated
6. Validate that the generated HTML maintains proper formatting
### Why make this change?
To improve invoice readability and consistency by standardizing monetary value display and providing better data structure for invoice generation. This change also makes the system more maintainable by separating concerns between data transformation and presentation.
### TL;DR
Reorganized booking service code and removed unused BookingRequest model
### What changed?
- Moved Payment model from payment.go to models.go
- Relocated payment-related service methods from service.go to payment.go
- Removed unused BookingRequest struct
- Updated dependencies to their latest versions
### How to test?
1. Run database migrations to verify removal of BookingRequest model
2. Test all payment-related endpoints to ensure functionality remains intact:
- GET /payments/{id}
- POST /payments
- PUT /payments/{id}
### Why make this change?
- Improves code organization by grouping payment-related code together
- Removes unused BookingRequest model to reduce technical debt
- Keeps dependencies up to date for security and performance improvements
