# Royal Enfield Dealership Onboarding System - Backend ## 🚀 Quick Start ### 1. Install Dependencies ```bash npm install ``` ### 2. Setup Database Create PostgreSQL database: ```bash createdb royal_enfield_onboarding ``` ### 3. Configure Environment ```bash cp .env.example .env # Edit .env with your database credentials and other settings ``` ### 4. Run Migrations ```bash npm run migrate ``` ### 5. Start Server ```bash # Development npm run dev # Production npm start ``` ## 📁 Complete File Structure This backend requires the following files to be fully functional. Files marked with ✅ are already created. Files marked with ⚠️ need to be created by your AI assistant: ### Root Files - ✅ `package.json` - ✅ `.env.example` - ✅ `server.js` - ✅ `README.md` - ✅ `back.md` (Comprehensive documentation) - ⚠️ `.gitignore` ### Config Files (/config) - ✅ `database.js` - ✅ `email.js` - ✅ `constants.js` ### Models (/models) - ✅ `index.js` - ✅ `User.js` - ✅ `Outlet.js` - ⚠️ `Application.js` - Dealer application model - ⚠️ `Resignation.js` - Resignation request model - ⚠️ `ConstitutionalChange.js` - Constitutional change model - ⚠️ `RelocationRequest.js` - Relocation request model - ⚠️ `Worknote.js` - Discussion worknotes model - ⚠️ `Document.js` - Document uploads model - ⚠️ `AuditLog.js` - Audit trail model - ⚠️ `FinancePayment.js` - Finance payment tracking - ⚠️ `FnF.js` - Full & Final settlement - ⚠️ `Region.js` - Regional hierarchy - ⚠️ `Zone.js` - Zone model ### Controllers (/controllers) - ⚠️ `authController.js` - Login, logout, token refresh - ⚠️ `userController.js` - User management - ⚠️ `applicationController.js` - Dealer applications - ⚠️ `resignationController.js` - Resignation workflow - ⚠️ `constitutionalController.js` - Constitutional changes - ⚠️ `relocationController.js` - Relocation requests - ⚠️ `outletController.js` - Outlet management - ⚠️ `worknoteController.js` - Discussion platform - ⚠️ `financeController.js` - Finance operations - ⚠️ `masterController.js` - Master configuration - ⚠️ `dashboardController.js` - Dashboard statistics ### Routes (/routes) - ⚠️ `auth.js` - Authentication routes - ⚠️ `users.js` - User routes - ⚠️ `applications.js` - Application routes - ⚠️ `resignations.js` - Resignation routes - ⚠️ `constitutional.js` - Constitutional change routes - ⚠️ `relocations.js` - Relocation routes - ⚠️ `outlets.js` - Outlet routes - ⚠️ `worknotes.js` - Worknote routes - ⚠️ `finance.js` - Finance routes - ⚠️ `master.js` - Master configuration routes - ⚠️ `dashboard.js` - Dashboard routes ### Middleware (/middleware) - ⚠️ `auth.js` - JWT verification middleware - ⚠️ `roleCheck.js` - Role-based access control - ⚠️ `upload.js` - File upload middleware - ⚠️ `validation.js` - Input validation - ⚠️ `errorHandler.js` - Global error handler ### Utilities (/utils) - ⚠️ `emailTemplates.js` - Email HTML templates - ⚠️ `emailService.js` - Email sending utilities - ⚠️ `logger.js` - Winston logger - ⚠️ `helpers.js` - Helper functions ### Migrations (/migrations) - ⚠️ `initial-setup.js` - Initial database schema and seed data ## 📝 Instructions for AI Assistant **To complete this backend, your AI IDE should:** 1. Read the `back.md` file for complete architecture understanding 2. Create all remaining model files based on the database schema in `back.md` 3. Create all controller files with business logic as described in API endpoints 4. Create all route files mapping HTTP requests to controllers 5. Create middleware files for authentication, authorization, and validation 6. Create utility files for email, logging, and helpers 7. Create migration file to set up initial database schema and seed data **Each file should follow these patterns:** ### Model Pattern: ```javascript const { CONSTANTS } = require('../config/constants'); module.exports = (sequelize, DataTypes) => { const ModelName = sequelize.define('ModelName', { // Fields defined in back.md schema }); ModelName.associate = (models) => { // Relationships defined in back.md }; return ModelName; }; ``` ### Controller Pattern: ```javascript const db = require('../models'); const logger = require('../utils/logger'); exports.functionName = async (req, res, next) => { try { // Business logic res.json({ success: true, data: result }); } catch (error) { logger.error('Error:', error); next(error); } }; ``` ### Route Pattern: ```javascript const express = require('express'); const router = express.Router(); const controller = require('../controllers/controllerName'); const auth = require('../middleware/auth'); const roleCheck = require('../middleware/roleCheck'); router.get('/', auth, roleCheck(['Role1', 'Role2']), controller.list); router.post('/', auth, roleCheck(['Role1']), controller.create); module.exports = router; ``` ## 🔌 API Documentation Full API documentation is available in `back.md` including: - All endpoint URLs - Request/Response formats - Authentication requirements - Role permissions - Example payloads ## 🗄️ Database Schema Complete database schema with all tables, columns, relationships, and indexes is documented in `back.md`. ## 🔐 Security The backend implements: - JWT authentication - Role-based access control - Password hashing with bcrypt - Input validation - SQL injection prevention - Rate limiting - CORS protection - Security headers (Helmet) ## 📧 Email Notifications Email templates and triggers are defined in `utils/emailTemplates.js` and `utils/emailService.js`. ## 📊 Logging Winston logger is configured in `utils/logger.js` with multiple transports. ## 🧪 Testing Run tests with: ```bash npm test npm run test:coverage ``` ## 🚢 Deployment See `back.md` for detailed deployment instructions for: - Railway - Render - AWS/DigitalOcean - Docker ## 📞 Support Refer to `back.md` for: - Troubleshooting common issues - Database backup/restore - Maintenance tasks - Complete architecture documentation --- **Next Steps:** 1. Have your AI assistant read `back.md` 2. Ask it to create all remaining files following the patterns above 3. Test API endpoints 4. Connect frontend to backend 5. Deploy to production Good luck! 🚀