- **Audit coverage for four moderation endpoints** — every admin state change now leaves a matching row in `AuditLog`, written in the same `transaction.atomic()` block as the state change so the log can never disagree with the database:
-`ReviewModerationView` (`PATCH /api/v1/reviews/<id>/moderate/`) — `review.approved`, `review.rejected`, `review.edited`; details include `reject_reason`, `edited_text` flag, `original_text` on edits
-`PartnerKYCReviewView` (`POST /api/v1/partners/<id>/kyc/review/`) — `partner.kyc.approved`, `partner.kyc.rejected`, `partner.kyc.requested_info` (new `requested_info` decision leaves compliance state intact and only records the info request)
- **`GET /api/v1/rbac/audit-log/metrics/`** — `AuditLogMetricsView` returns `total`, `today`, `week`, `distinct_users`, and a `by_action_group` breakdown (`create`/`update`/`delete`/`moderate`/`auth`/`other`). Cached 60 s under key `admin_api:audit_log:metrics:v1`; pass `?nocache=1` to bypass (useful from the Django shell during incident response)
- **`GET /api/v1/rbac/audit-log/`** — free-text `search` parameter (Q-filter over `action`, `target_type`, `target_id`, `user__username`, `user__email`); `page_size` now bounded to `[1, 200]` with defensive fallback to defaults on non-integer input
- **`accounts.User.ALL_MODULES`** — appended `audit-log`; `StaffProfile.get_allowed_modules()` adds `'audit'` → `'audit-log'` to `SCOPE_TO_MODULE` so scope-based staff resolve the module correctly
- **`admin_api/migrations/0005_auditlog_indexes.py`** — composite indexes `(action, -created_at)` and `(target_type, target_id)` on `AuditLog` to keep the /audit-log page fast past ~10k rows; reversible via Django's default `RemoveIndex` reverse op
- **`admin_api/tests.py`** — `AuditLogListViewTests`, `AuditLogMetricsViewTests`, `UserStatusAuditEmissionTests` covering list shape, search, pagination bounds, metrics shape + `nocache`, and audit emission on suspend / ban / reinstate
### Deploy notes
Admin users created before this release won't have `audit-log` in their `allowed_modules` TextField. Backfill with:
```python
# Django shell
from accounts.models import User
for u in User.objects.filter(role__in=['admin', 'manager']):
mods = [m.strip() for m in (u.allowed_modules or '').split(',') if m.strip()]
if 'audit-log' not in mods and mods: # only touch users with explicit lists
-`client.py` — `WorldlineClient`: HMAC-SHA256 signed requests, `create_hosted_checkout()`, `get_hosted_checkout_status()`, `verify_webhook_signature()`
-`views.py` — `POST /api/payments/webhook/` (CSRF-exempt, signature-verified Worldline server callback) + `POST /api/payments/verify/` (frontend polls on return URL)
-`emails.py` — HTML ticket confirmation email with per-ticket QR codes embedded as base64 inline images
-`WorldlineOrder` model in `banking_operations/models.py` — tracks each hosted-checkout session (hosted_checkout_id, reference_id, status, raw_response, webhook_payload)
-`verify_oauth2_token(token, google_requests.Request())` was called **without** the third `audience` argument, meaning any valid Google-signed ID token from *any* OAuth client was accepted — token spoofing from external apps was trivially possible
- Fixed to `verify_oauth2_token(token, google_requests.Request(), settings.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID)` — only tokens whose `aud` claim matches our registered Client ID are now accepted
- Added fail-closed guard: if `settings.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID` is empty the view returns HTTP 503 instead of silently accepting all tokens
### Changed
- **Removed Clerk scaffolding** — the `@clerk/react` broker approach added in a prior iteration has been replaced with direct Google Identity Services (GIS) ID-token flow on the frontend. Simpler architecture: one trust boundary instead of three.
- Removed `ClerkLoginView`, `_clerk_jwks_client`, `_get_clerk_jwks_client()` from `mobile_api/views/user.py`
- Removed `path('user/clerk-login/', ...)` from `mobile_api/urls.py`
- Removed `CLERK_JWKS_URL` / `CLERK_ISSUER` / `CLERK_SECRET_KEY` from `eventify/settings.py`; replaced with `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID = os.environ.get('GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID', '')`
- Removed `PyJWT[crypto]>=2.8.0` and `requests>=2.31.0` from `requirements.txt` + `requirements-docker.txt` (no longer needed; `google-auth>=2.0.0` handles verification)
### Added
- **Settings**: `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID = os.environ.get('GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID', '')` in `eventify/settings.py`
- **Tests**: `mobile_api/tests.py::GoogleLoginViewTests` — 4 cases: valid token creates user (audience arg verified), missing `id_token` → 400, `ValueError` (wrong sig / wrong aud) → 401, existing user reuses DRF token
### Context
- The consumer SPA (`app.eventifyplus.com`) now loads the Google Identity Services script dynamically and POSTs a Google ID token to the existing `/api/user/google-login/` endpoint. Django is the sole session authority. `localStorage.event_token` / `event_user` are unchanged.
- Deploy requirement: set `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID` in the Django container `.env`**before** deploying — without it the view returns 503 (fail-closed by design).
- Migration `admin_api/0003_lead` with indexes on status, priority, created_at, email
- **Consumer endpoint** `POST /api/leads/schedule-call/` — public (AllowAny, CSRF-exempt) endpoint for the Schedule a Call modal; creates Lead with status=new, source=schedule_call
- **Admin API endpoints** (all IsAuthenticated):
-`GET /api/v1/leads/metrics/` — total, new today, counts per status
-`GET /api/v1/leads/` — paginated list with filters (status, priority, source, search, date_from, date_to)
- **`TopEventsAPI` now works without authentication** — `POST /api/events/top-events/` had `AllowAny` permission but still called `validate_token_and_get_user()`, returning `{"status":"error","message":"token and username required"}` for unauthenticated requests
- **`FeaturedEventsAPI` now returns `event_type_name` string** — `model_to_dict()` serialises the `event_type` FK as an integer ID; the hero slider frontend reads `ev.event_type_name` to display the category badge, which was always `null`
- Added `data_dict['event_type_name'] = e.event_type.event_type if e.event_type else ''` after `model_to_dict(e)` to resolve the FK to its human-readable name (e.g. `"Festivals"`)
- No frontend changes required — `fetchHeroSlides()` already falls back to `ev.event_type_name`
- **`FeaturedEventsAPI` now works without authentication** — `POST /api/events/featured-events/` had `AllowAny` permission but still called `validate_token_and_get_user()`, causing the endpoint to return HTTP 200 + `{"status":"error","message":"token and username required"}` for unauthenticated requests (e.g. the desktop hero slider)
- Removed the `validate_token_and_get_user()` call entirely — the endpoint is public by design and requires no token
- Also tightened the queryset to `event_status='published'` (was `is_featured=True` only) to match `ConsumerFeaturedEventsView` behaviour and avoid returning draft/cancelled events
- Root cause: host Nginx routes `/api/` → `eventify-backend` container (port 3001), not `eventify-django` (port 8085); the `validate_token_and_get_user` gate in this container was silently blocking all hero slider requests
-`district_changed_at` DateTimeField on User model (migration `0013_user_district_changed_at`) — nullable, no backfill; NULL means "eligible to change immediately"
-`VALID_DISTRICTS` constant (14 Kerala districts) in `accounts/models.py` for server-side validation
-`WebRegisterForm` now accepts optional `district` field; stamps `district_changed_at` on valid selection during signup
-`UpdateProfileView` enforces 183-day (~6 months) cooldown — rejects district changes within the window with a human-readable "Next change: {date}" error
-`district_changed_at` included in all relevant API responses: `LoginView`, `WebRegisterView`, `StatusView`, `UpdateProfileView`
-`StatusView` now also returns `district` field (was previously missing)
- **Internal exceptions no longer exposed to API callers** — all 15 `except Exception as e` blocks across `mobile_api/views/user.py` and `mobile_api/views/events.py` now log the real error via `eventify_logger` and return a generic `"An unexpected server error occurred."` to the caller
-`StatusView` and `UpdateProfileView` were also missing `log(...)` calls entirely — added
-`from eventify_logger.services import log` import added to `events.py` (was absent)
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## [1.6.1] — 2026-04-03
### Added
- **`eventify_id` in `StatusView` response** (`/api/user/status/`) — consumer app uses this to refresh the Eventify ID badge (`EVT-XXXXXXXX`) for sessions that pre-date the `eventify_id` login field
- **`accounts` migration `0012_user_eventify_id` deployed to production containers** — backfilled all existing users with unique Eventify IDs; previously the migration existed locally but had not been applied in production
- **Unique Eventify ID system** (`EVT-XXXXXXXX` format)
- New `eventify_id` field on `User` model — `CharField(max_length=12, unique=True, editable=False, db_index=True)`
- Charset `ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZ23456789` (no ambiguous characters I/O/0/1) giving ~1.78T combinations
- Auto-generated on first `save()` via a 10-attempt retry loop using `secrets.choice()`
- Migration `0012_user_eventify_id`: add nullable → backfill all existing users → make non-null
-`eventify_id` exposed in `accounts/api.py` → `_partner_user_to_dict()` fields list
-`eventify_id` exposed in `partner/api.py` → `_user_to_dict()` fields list
-`eventify_id` exposed in `mobile_api/views/user.py` → `LoginView` response (populates `localStorage.event_user.eventify_id`)
-`eventifyId` exposed in `admin_api/views.py` → `_serialize_user()` (camelCase for direct TypeScript compatibility)
- Server-side search in `UserListView` now also filters on `eventify_id__icontains`
- Synced migration `0011_user_allowed_modules_alter_user_id` (pulled from server, was missing from local repo)
### Changed
-`accounts/models.py`: merged `allowed_modules` field + `get_allowed_modules()` + `ALL_MODULES` constant from server (previously only existed on server)
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## [1.5.0] — 2026-03-31
### Added
-`allowed_modules` TextField on `User` model — comma-separated module slug access control
-`get_allowed_modules()` method on `User` — returns list of accessible modules based on role or explicit list
-`ALL_MODULES` class constant listing all platform module slugs
