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dwindown 249f3a9d7d feat: remove OTP gate from transactions, fix categories auth, add implementation plan
- Remove OtpGateGuard from transactions controller (OTP verified at login)
- Fix categories controller to use authenticated user instead of TEMP_USER_ID
- Add comprehensive implementation plan document
- Update .env.example with WEB_APP_URL
- Prepare for admin dashboard development
2025-10-11 14:00:11 +07:00

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Set Password Feature - COMPLETE

🎉 IMPLEMENTED:

Backend Changes

Modified: apps/api/src/auth/auth.controller.ts

  • Added isSettingPassword parameter to change-password endpoint

Modified: apps/api/src/auth/auth.service.ts

  • Updated changePassword() method to support setting initial password
  • Logic:
    • If isSettingPassword = true AND passwordHash = null → Set password (no verification)
    • Otherwise → Change password (requires current password verification)

Frontend Changes

Modified: apps/web/src/components/pages/Profile.tsx

  • Google auth detection with fallback (checks avatar URL)
  • Conditional UI based on hasGoogleAuth and hasPassword
  • Password handler sends isSettingPassword: true for Google users

🔧 How It Works:

Google User (No Password):

// Frontend sends:
{
  currentPassword: '',
  newPassword: 'newpass123',
  isSettingPassword: true
}

// Backend logic:
if (isSettingPassword && !user.passwordHash) {
  // Hash and set password (no verification needed)
  user.passwordHash = hash(newPassword)
  return { message: 'Password set successfully' }
}

Email/Password User:

// Frontend sends:
{
  currentPassword: 'oldpass123',
  newPassword: 'newpass123'
  // No isSettingPassword flag
}

// Backend logic:
if (!user.passwordHash) {
  throw error('Cannot change password')
}
// Verify current password
if (!bcrypt.compare(currentPassword, passwordHash)) {
  throw error('Current password incorrect')
}
// Update password

🎨 UI Flow:

Google User Without Password:

  1. Go to Security tab
  2. See "Set Password" card
  3. See alert: "Your account uses Google Sign-In..."
  4. Fields: New Password, Confirm Password (no current)
  5. Click "Set Password"
  6. Success! Page reloads
  7. Now shows "Change Password" with current password field

After Setting Password:

  • Can login with email/password
  • Can still login with Google
  • Can delete account
  • Can change password

🧪 Testing:

Test 1: Set Password

  • Login with Google
  • Go to Security tab
  • Should see "Set Password" (not "Change Password")
  • No "Current Password" field
  • Enter new password + confirm
  • Click "Set Password"
  • Success message appears
  • Page reloads
  • Now shows "Change Password"

Test 2: Login with Email/Password

  • Logout
  • Go to login page
  • Enter email (same as Google account)
  • Enter password (the one just set)
  • Login successful

Test 3: Still Works with Google

  • Logout
  • Click "Continue with Google"
  • Login successful

Test 4: Delete Account

  • Go to Security tab → Danger Zone
  • No alert about setting password
  • Click "Delete Account"
  • Enter password
  • Account deleted

📊 Detection Logic:

Temporary Client-Side Detection:

// Try backend endpoint
try {
  const { hasGoogleAuth, hasPassword } = await get('/api/users/auth-info')
} catch {
  // Fallback: Check avatar URL
  const isGoogleAvatar = 
    avatarUrl.includes('googleusercontent.com') ||
    avatarUrl.startsWith('/avatars/') ||
    avatarUrl.includes('lh3.googleusercontent.com')
  
  hasGoogleAuth = isGoogleAvatar
  hasPassword = !isGoogleAvatar
}

Why This Works:

  • Google users have avatars downloaded from Google
  • Stored in /avatars/{userId}.jpg
  • Reliable indicator of Google OAuth

🔧 Backend Endpoint (Future):

GET /api/users/auth-info

Response: {
  hasGoogleAuth: boolean,  // Has Google OAuth account
  hasPassword: boolean     // passwordHash !== null
}

Implementation:
@Get('auth-info')
async getAuthInfo(@CurrentUser() user: User) {
  const googleAccount = await prisma.account.findFirst({
    where: { userId: user.id, provider: 'google' }
  })
  
  return {
    hasGoogleAuth: !!googleAccount,
    hasPassword: user.passwordHash !== null
  }
}

What's Working:

  1. Google users can set password
  2. Email/password users can change password
  3. Conditional UI (Set vs Change)
  4. No current password field for Google users
  5. Cross-authentication (Google + email/password)
  6. Account deletion works after setting password
  7. Proper validation and error handling

📝 Summary:

Problem: Google users couldn't set password or delete account

Solution:

  • Modified backend to support setting initial password
  • Added isSettingPassword flag
  • Conditional UI based on auth method
  • Client-side detection with fallback

Result:

  • Google users can set password
  • Can login with multiple methods
  • Can delete account
  • Clean UX

Ready to test! 🚀