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Date: November 15, 2025
Status: β
SCAFFOLDED - READY FOR DEVELOPMENT
π Scaffolding Complete!
The complete project structure has been created with all necessary folders, files, and configurations. You can now begin development immediately.
π What's Been Created
β Core Infrastructure (100%)
- Project folder structure (all directories)
- FastAPI application entry point (
main.py) - Configuration management (
config.py) - Database session management (
core/database.py) - Authentication utilities (
core/auth.py) - Security utilities (
core/security.py) - RBAC permissions (
core/permissions.py) - Custom exceptions (
core/exceptions.py) - Logging configuration (
core/logging.py)
β Middleware (100%)
- Authentication middleware (placeholder)
- Rate limiting middleware (placeholder)
- Request logging middleware (placeholder)
- Error handling middleware (implemented)
- CORS configuration
β API Layer (100%)
- API dependencies (
api/deps.py) - Main router (
api/v1/router.py) - All endpoint files created (19 files):
- auth.py, users.py, organizations.py, projects.py
- tickets.py, assignments.py, customers.py, sales_orders.py
- subscriptions.py, incidents.py, inventory.py, expenses.py
- payroll.py, timesheets.py, documents.py, media.py
- reports.py, analytics.py, webhooks.py, health.py
β Models (100%)
- Base model with common fields
- All ENUM types defined
- Model files created (12 files):
- user.py, organization.py, project.py, ticket.py
- customer.py, incident.py, inventory.py, finance.py
- timesheet.py, document.py, media.py, audit_log.py
β Repositories (100%)
- Base repository with CRUD operations
- Repository files created (15 files)
β Services (100%)
- Service files created (22 files):
- auth_service, user_service, organization_service
- project_service, ticket_service, assignment_service
- customer_service, sales_order_service, subscription_service
- incident_service, inventory_service, expense_service
- payroll_service, timesheet_service, document_service
- media_service, notification_service, report_service
- analytics_service, csv_import_service, csv_export_service
- otp_service
β Schemas (100%)
- Schema files created (19 files)
β Tasks (100%)
- Task files created (9 files):
- celery_app, notification_tasks, payroll_tasks
- payment_tasks, import_tasks, export_tasks
- analytics_tasks, sla_tasks, cleanup_tasks
β Integrations (100%)
- Integration files created (7 files):
- supabase, cloudinary, mpesa, resend
- africastalking, google_maps, sentry
β Utilities (100%)
- Utility files created (12 files):
- cache, encryption, validators, formatters
- pagination, filters, date_utils, phone_utils
- location_utils, file_utils, csv_utils, distributed_lock
β Constants (100%)
- Constant files created (4 files):
- roles, permissions, status, messages
β Configuration Files (100%)
- requirements.txt (production dependencies)
- requirements-dev.txt (development dependencies)
- Dockerfile
- docker-compose.yml
- alembic.ini
- pytest.ini
- .pre-commit-config.yaml
- README.md
β Testing Infrastructure (100%)
- Test directory structure
- pytest configuration (conftest.py)
- Test fixtures directory
β Scripts (100%)
- Database seeding script
- Alembic environment configuration
π Next Steps - Start Development!
Phase 1: Foundation (Week 1) - START HERE
Step 1: Set Up Environment
# Create virtual environment
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate # Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
# Copy environment file
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env with your Supabase credentials
Step 2: Start Docker Services
# Start PostgreSQL and Redis
docker-compose up -d db redis
# Verify services are running
docker-compose ps
Step 3: Initialize Database
# Create initial migration
alembic revision --autogenerate -m "Initial schema"
# Apply migration
alembic upgrade head
Step 4: Implement Core Models
Start with src/app/models/user.py:
- Implement Users table
- Implement UserFinancialAccounts table
- Implement UserAssetAssignments table
- Implement UserPreferences table
Reference: docs/schema/schema.sql (lines 1-400)
Step 5: Test Your Setup
# Start the development server
uvicorn src.app.main:app --reload
# Visit http://localhost:8000
# Visit http://localhost:8000/api/docs (Swagger UI)
π Development Checklist
Follow the build plan in docs/agent/COMPREHENSIVE_BUILD_PLAN.md
Week 1: Foundation β³
- Environment setup
- Docker services running
- Database migrations working
- Core models implemented
- Authentication working
Week 2: Core Domain Models β³
- User & Organization models
- Project & Team models
- Ticket & Customer models
- All migrations created
Week 3: Repository Layer β³
- Base repository tested
- All repositories implemented
- Unit tests written
Week 4: Pydantic Schemas β³
- All schemas defined
- Validation tested
Weeks 5-20: Continue with build plan...
π Key Documentation
- Build Plan:
docs/agent/COMPREHENSIVE_BUILD_PLAN.md - Backend Features:
docs/prod/BACKEND_FEATURES.md - Database Schema:
docs/schema/schema.sql - Credentials Setup:
docs/prod/CREDENTIALS_SETUP_GUIDE.md
π― Success Criteria
β
Scaffolding Complete - All files and folders created
β³ Phase 1 Complete - Core foundation working
β³ Phase 2 Complete - All models implemented
β³ Phase 3 Complete - Repositories working
β³ MVP Complete - Core ticket workflow end-to-end
β³ Production Ready - All features implemented and tested
π‘ Tips for Development
- Follow the build plan - It's designed for logical progression
- Test as you go - Write tests alongside implementation
- Use the schema - Reference
schema.sqlfor exact table definitions - Start simple - Get core workflows working before adding complexity
- Commit often - Small, focused commits are easier to review
π Need Help?
- Check the build plan for detailed implementation patterns
- Reference the backend features document for requirements
- Look at the schema for exact database structure
- Review existing placeholder files for structure
Ready to build something amazing! π
Start with Phase 1, Day 1-2: Project Setup and Core Components.