- Introduced `user_sessions` table with support for per-device authentication sessions.
- Added `UserSession` model, including fields for device metadata, IP, and session state.
- Created schemas (`SessionBase`, `SessionCreate`, `SessionResponse`) to manage session data and responses.
- Implemented utilities for extracting and parsing device information from HTTP requests.
- Added Alembic migration to define `user_sessions` table with indexes for performance and cleanup.
- Introduced `CRUDBaseAsync` for reusable async operations.
- Configured async database connection using SQLAlchemy 2.0 patterns with `asyncpg`.
- Added `deleted_at` column and soft delete functionality to the `User` model, including related Alembic migration.
- Optimized queries by adding composite indexes for common user filtering scenarios.
- Extended tests: added cases for token-based security utilities and user management endpoints.
- Introduced endpoints for user management, including CRUD operations, pagination, and password management.
- Added new schema validations for user updates, password strength, pagination, and standardized error responses.
- Integrated custom exception handling for a consistent API error experience.
- Refined CORS settings: restricted methods and allowed headers, added header exposure, and preflight caching.
- Optimized database: added indexes on `is_active` and `is_superuser` fields, updated column types, enforced constraints, and set defaults.
- Updated `Dockerfile` to improve security by using a non-root user and adding a health check for the application.
- Enhanced tests for database initialization, user operations, and exception handling to ensure better coverage.
This commit introduces a suite of tests for user models, schemas, CRUD operations, and authentication services. It also adds utilities for in-memory database setup to support these tests and updates environment settings for consistency.
Moved Alembic files into the `app/alembic` directory and updated related paths. Consolidated database configuration in `config.py`, leveraging environment variables and ensuring centralized management. Updated Docker Compose to include `.env` files, providing a more consistent environment setup.
