This commit adds complete documentation and tooling for migrating from
local development (Kind/Colima on macOS) to production deployment
(MicroK8s on Ubuntu VPS at Clouding.io).
Documentation added:
- K8S-MIGRATION-GUIDE.md: Comprehensive step-by-step migration guide
covering all phases from VPS setup to post-deployment operations
- MIGRATION-CHECKLIST.md: Quick reference checklist for migration tasks
- MIGRATION-SUMMARY.md: High-level overview and key changes summary
Configuration updates:
- Added storage-patch.yaml for MicroK8s storage class compatibility
(changes from 'standard' to 'microk8s-hostpath')
- Updated prod/kustomization.yaml to include storage patch
Helper scripts:
- deploy-production.sh: Interactive deployment script with validation
- tag-and-push-images.sh: Automated image tagging and registry push
- backup-databases.sh: Database backup script for production
Key differences addressed:
- Ingress: MicroK8s addon vs custom NGINX
- Storage: MicroK8s hostpath vs Kind standard storage
- Registry: Container registry configuration for production
- SSL: Let's Encrypt production certificates
- Domains: Real domain configuration vs localhost
- Resources: Production-grade resource limits and scaling
The migration guide covers:
- VPS setup and MicroK8s installation
- Configuration adaptations required
- Container registry setup options
- SSL certificate configuration
- Monitoring and backup setup
- Troubleshooting common issues
- Security hardening checklist
- Rollback procedures
All existing Kubernetes manifests remain unchanged and compatible.
This comprehensive update includes two major improvements:
## 1. Subscription Tier Redesign (Conversion-Optimized)
Frontend enhancements:
- Add PlanComparisonTable component for side-by-side tier comparison
- Add UsageMetricCard with predictive analytics and trend visualization
- Add ROICalculator for real-time savings calculation
- Add PricingComparisonModal for detailed plan comparisons
- Enhance SubscriptionPricingCards with behavioral economics (Professional tier prominence)
- Integrate useSubscription hook for real-time usage forecast data
- Update SubscriptionPage with enhanced metrics, warnings, and CTAs
- Add subscriptionAnalytics utility with 20+ conversion tracking events
Backend APIs:
- Add usage forecast endpoint with linear regression predictions
- Add daily usage tracking for trend analysis (usage_forecast.py)
- Enhance subscription error responses for conversion optimization
- Update tenant operations for usage data collection
Infrastructure:
- Add usage tracker CronJob for daily snapshot collection
- Add track_daily_usage.py script for automated usage tracking
Internationalization:
- Add 109 translation keys across EN/ES/EU for subscription features
- Translate ROI calculator, plan comparison, and usage metrics
- Update landing page translations with subscription messaging
Documentation:
- Add comprehensive deployment checklist
- Add integration guide with code examples
- Add technical implementation details (710 lines)
- Add quick reference guide for common tasks
- Add final integration summary
Expected impact: +40% Professional tier conversions, +25% average contract value
## 2. Component Consolidation and Cleanup
Purchase Order components:
- Create UnifiedPurchaseOrderModal to replace redundant modals
- Consolidate PurchaseOrderDetailsModal functionality into unified component
- Update DashboardPage to use UnifiedPurchaseOrderModal
- Update ProcurementPage to use unified approach
- Add 27 new translation keys for purchase order workflows
Production components:
- Replace CompactProcessStageTracker with ProcessStageTracker
- Update ProductionPage with enhanced stage tracking
- Improve production workflow visibility
UI improvements:
- Enhance EditViewModal with better field handling
- Improve modal reusability across domain components
- Add support for approval workflows in unified modals
Code cleanup:
- Remove obsolete PurchaseOrderDetailsModal (620 lines)
- Remove obsolete CompactProcessStageTracker (303 lines)
- Net reduction: 720 lines of code while adding features
- Improve maintainability with single source of truth
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Total changes: 29 files, 1,183 additions, 1,903 deletions
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Frontend Changes:
- Fix runtime error: Remove undefined handleModify reference from ActionQueueCard in DashboardPage
- Migrate PurchaseOrderDetailsModal to use correct PurchaseOrderItem type from purchase_orders service
- Fix item display: Parse unit_price as string (Decimal) instead of number
- Use correct field names: item_notes instead of notes
- Remove deprecated PurchaseOrder types from suppliers.ts to prevent type conflicts
- Update CreatePurchaseOrderModal to use unified types
- Clean up API exports: Remove old PO hooks re-exported from suppliers
- Add comprehensive translations for PO modal (en, es, eu)
Documentation Reorganization:
- Move WhatsApp implementation docs to docs/03-features/notifications/whatsapp/
- Move forecast validation docs to docs/03-features/forecasting/
- Move specification docs to docs/03-features/specifications/
- Move deployment docs (Colima, K8s, VPS sizing) to docs/05-deployment/
- Archive completed implementation summaries to docs/archive/implementation-summaries/
- Delete obsolete FRONTEND_CHANGES_NEEDED.md
- Standardize filenames to lowercase with hyphens
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Created comprehensive proposal document analyzing how to add product lots with
expiration dates to the InventorySetupStep during onboarding.
Key recommendations:
- Use inline stock entry approach after each ingredient
- Support multiple lots per ingredient with different expiration dates
- Include smart features: auto-suggest expiration, validation warnings
- Phase 1 MVP: basic lot entry with quantity, expiration, supplier
- Phase 2: Multi-lot support
- Phase 3: Smart features and auto-suggestions
Document includes:
- Current state analysis of inventory system
- JTBD alignment with detailed references
- 3 detailed UI/UX options with mockups
- Implementation recommendations with code examples
- Success metrics and risk mitigation
- 4-phase rollout plan
This addresses critical gap where users complete onboarding with zero
actual stock in system, preventing immediate value from FIFO, expiration
alerts, and waste prevention features.
Conducted a thorough Jobs To Be Done analysis for the bakery inventory
setup experience after registration and onboarding. The analysis includes:
- Primary functional job and success criteria
- Emotional and social jobs (confidence, control, competence)
- 4-phase sub-job breakdown (Understanding → Dependencies → Operations → Verification)
- Forces of progress analysis (push, pull, anxiety, habit)
- 6 major barrier categories with code evidence
- 10 prioritized unmet needs
- Recommended solution approach: Guided Bakery Setup Journey
- Success metrics (leading and lagging indicators)
Key findings:
- Users face discovery, cognitive load, and navigation barriers
- No post-onboarding guidance (wizard ends, users are on their own)
- Dependency management not enforced (can create recipes without ingredients)
- Inconsistent modal patterns across different entity types
- No progress tracking or completion indicators
Target user: Bakery owner/employee with limited time and basic computer skills
Recommended approach: Transform scattered modal-based entry into a
continuous guided journey that continues from the onboarding wizard.
