Admin dashboard to replace the Airtable grid view - #43
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The admin grid's columns are generated at runtime from data/forms.tsx and differ per form key, so the column-def + flexRender model earns its keep over hand-rolled sorting; columnPinningFeature also gives the sticky name column natively. v9 is the modular tableFeatures/useTable API, not v8's useReactTable.
util/data.ts is per-user by design and hardcodes currentYear; that narrowness is the safety property, so the unscoped listings live in util/admin.ts instead and take year as a parameter. There are no Drizzle relations for the app tables, so the profile join is an explicit leftJoin. requireAdmin is the real boundary -- session.user.role comes from additionalFields, written only by syncGitHubOrgRole, so the check costs no extra query. Every /api/admin route goes through it before touching a table, and ?year= is validated before it reaches the database. util/adminForms.ts holds the client-safe constants: util/admin.ts imports @/db, so a value import of it from a page pulls node-postgres into the browser bundle and the build fails on 'util/types'.
Replaces the Airtable grid view that #40 removed. Three routes behind AdminGate: an overview with counts per form per year, a dense per-form grid, and a submitter detail page showing the profile plus all four submission types. Columns and detail rows are generated from data/forms.tsx rather than from the keys present in the data, so a field nobody answered still shows and the order matches the form. The alert and lookup field types are dropped because they never reach responses, and each otherFieldName gets a column of its own since those are sibling keys with no field entry. Everything under components/ so the classes stay inside the two @source globs in styles/globals.css; a config module under util/ would build fine in dev and lose its classes in production.
Adds adminOnly alongside the existing authOnly flag, plus matchPrefix so Admin stays highlighted on /admin/contributors and the other nested routes. The mobile panel was rendering the navigation array without any visibility filter, so Dashboard showed to signed-out visitors there; it now shares the same isVisible helper as the desktop row.
Admin was org owners only -- a handful of people -- plus an optional VC_GITHUB_ADMIN_TEAM that was never set anywhere. The people who actually run Hacktoberfest could not read submissions. Members of hacktoberfest-team now get it too. The team list is defaulted in code rather than left to an env var so widening or narrowing admin access is a commit and a review, and so a deploy needs no out-of-band change in the Netlify UI -- the sync runs at request time, so a netlify.toml [build.environment] entry would not reach it anyway. Renamed to VC_GITHUB_ADMIN_TEAMS and made comma-separated; the old singular name was set nowhere, so nothing had to migrate. Also fixes a demotion bug in the same path. The org lookup bails on an uninterpretable error, per the policy its doc comment states, but the team lookup fell through to the write and stored role:'user' -- so a timeout or a 500 silently demoted a team-based admin. That barely mattered while admin meant org owner, since that branch never touches the team endpoint. It is the common case once the team is the main way in. The shared body is extracted into resolveAndStoreRole so the request-time resync in the next commit can reuse it with a tighter timeout.
Role is resolved at sign-in and never again. Traced through better-auth 1.7.2, account.update.after does fire on re-authentication -- link-account calls updateAccount, which routes through updateWithHooks, which dispatches the hook -- so #42's open question is settled and no session.create.before fallback is needed. But sessions roll (7 day expiry, refreshed daily), so an active user may never re-authenticate, and someone removed from hacktoberfest-team would keep admin indefinitely. requireAdmin now re-verifies against GitHub when the stored role is over an hour old, using the token saved at sign-in. Only for an existing admin: revocation is the direction that has to be automatic, while re-checking everyone would let any signed-in member trigger GitHub calls just by hitting an admin URL. A newly added team member signs out and back in. A failed lookup keeps the stored role rather than locking admins out during an outage, matching the sign-in path's asymmetry. It also does not advance org_role_synced_at, so a GitHub outage makes admin requests retry and run slower rather than silently marking a role as verified. Session freshness was the other candidate and cannot do this -- it is a gate, not a refresh, and gating admin routes on session age would mean re-authenticating admins on a cadence plus client handling for a SESSION_NOT_FRESH response on JSON endpoints.
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WalkthroughChangesAdmin dashboard and role access
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Sensitive exports may remain cached, backend failures can be mistaken for missing data, and some admin operations perform unnecessary GitHub calls or produce misleading sorting. These issues should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Admin
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Admin->>AdminPage: open admin dashboard
AdminPage->>AdminApi: request counts or submissions
AdminApi->>requireAdmin: validate session and role
requireAdmin-->>AdminApi: authorize request
AdminApi->>AdminDatabase: query counts or submissions
AdminDatabase-->>AdminApi: return admin data
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The CSV export route needs responseFields and formatValue server-side, and the module holds no Tailwind classes, so the @source rule that kept it under components/ does not apply. Moving it avoids a util/ -> components/ import from the new server module. Pure rename plus the two import sites.
Of the maintained CSV writers, json2csv is the only one that addresses CSV
injection -- csv-stringify, @fast-csv/format and papaparse all leave it to
the caller, and csv-writer was last published in 2022. That matters here
because the export carries free text a submitter typed straight into a
spreadsheet.
It also fits the shape: fields as { label, value: (row) => ... } maps onto
responseFields plus formatValue, and withBOM covers the Excel encoding.
Server-only, so its transitive @streamparser/json never reaches the bundle.
The last item on #42's scope list, and the thing people actually used the Airtable grid for. An Export CSV link on each form list hits /api/admin/export/[formKey], which goes through requireAdmin like the other admin routes and reuses listSubmissions, so the file and the grid cannot drift. It is a plain anchor rather than a next/link or a JS blob: the browser sends the session cookie and handles the download. Exports every row for the form and year -- there is no filter UI, so the visible page is not a meaningful subset. Columns come from responseFields, the same source the grid uses, so a field nobody answered still gets a column and Multiple select values stay comma-joined in one cell. Values are neutralised against formula injection: the export carries free text a submitter typed, and Excel and Sheets execute a cell starting = + - @ tab or CR. Not using json2csv's stringExcel formatter, which is the documented answer -- it wraps every string as ="value", safe in Excel but literal in Sheets and anything else. A leading apostrophe on just the risky values keeps the file portable. Trade-off: a value that legitimately starts with + or - carries an apostrophe that plain text readers show, though Excel and Sheets consume it. Verified against the library with adversarial input: BOM present, embedded commas quotes and newlines round-trip, injection prefixed, ordinary values not Excel-wrapped.
The boundary already worked -- the API 403s and no data leaks -- but the screen lied about why. util/api.ts returned null on any !ok, so react-query reported success with no data and the dashboard rendered em-dashes and "No submissions yet", which reads as "there is nothing here" rather than "your access was removed". It only corrected itself on a hard reload. The admin fetchers now throw AdminAccessError on 403. useAdminAccess refetches the session on that error, and the fresh role sends AdminGate down the Not authorized branch it already had, so there is no new UI. It also returns the revoked flag so the pages suppress their empty states in the moment before the session swaps the screen out. Admin queries get retry: false -- a 403 is a settled answer, and retrying meant three more of them with a GitHub resync behind each.
@tailwindcss/forms paints a chevron on every bare select at `right 0.5rem center` and reserves 2.5rem of padding-right for it. The symmetric px-3 overrode that reservation back to 0.75rem, so the arrow sat on top of "2026". pr-10 is the plugin's own value rather than a hand-picked number. Commented, because the asymmetry otherwise reads as a mistake worth tidying back.
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129-131: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winServer errors are reported to the pages as empty results.
A 500 or 502 returns
null, so react-query settles the query as a success with no data. The pages then render a state that claims there is nothing to show:
pages/admin/index.tsxLine 128 renders "No submissions yet."pages/admin/user/[userId].tsxLine 156 renders "Not found".This is the same confusion the 403 branch was added to remove. Throw for the remaining failure statuses in all three admin helpers so the pages can distinguish a failure from an empty result.
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In `@components/admin/columns.tsx`:
- Line 36: Configure the RepoName and other free-form response columns that may
contain numeric segments with sortFn set to the registered alphanumeric sorter,
ensuring column_getSortFn does not fall back to sortFn_basic when early samples
lack numbers.
In `@pages/api/admin/export/`[formKey].ts:
- Around line 30-34: Update the export response headers near Content-Type and
Content-Disposition to set Cache-Control to no-store, ensuring generated CSV
responses are not cached.
- Around line 17-18: Reorder the guards in the request handler so requireGet
runs before requireAdmin, returning 405 for unsupported methods without
triggering admin-role synchronization. Preserve both existing early-return
checks and their behavior for valid GET requests.
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In `@util/api.ts`:
- Around line 129-131: Update all three admin API helper functions in
util/api.ts to throw on non-OK responses instead of returning null, while
preserving the existing 403-specific handling and successful-response behavior.
Ensure server failures such as 500 and 502 propagate as query errors so the
admin pages can distinguish failures from empty results.
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Every column was on sortFn's 'auto' default. Auto samples the first ten filtered rows: a column whose values carry no digits resolves to 'text', and the only sort function registered on `features` is 'alphanumeric'. v9 rescues a missing 'alphanumeric' by reaching for 'text', but not the other direction, so those columns fell through to sortFn_basic -- a raw `a > b` with none of the toString().toLowerCase() that 'text' applies. Name, GitHub, Email and every response column were sorting by character code, which puts all of the capitals ahead of all of the lowercase. Naming the sort function on each column rather than registering 'text' alongside it: 'alphanumeric' lowercases the same way 'text' does, and it also sorts project2 before project10, which is what an admin scanning a RepoName column wants. Doing it per column instead of leaving it to the sample means that ordering no longer depends on whether a number happened to appear in the first ten rows. createdAt is included for consistency. Its values are ISO strings, whose numeric chunks are zero-padded and fixed-width, so alphanumeric orders them exactly as the lexicographic compare it was already getting did. Also clears the `sortFn 'text' (auto) ... is not registered` warnings v9 logs per column in development.
Two fixes to the shared guards, both applied across all four admin routes rather than only the export they were noticed on -- the JSON endpoints return the same cross-user personal data the CSV does. requireAdmin now sets Cache-Control. A pages API route gets no cache header from Next: the no-store call sites in base-server are middleware prefetch, the 404 subresource path and renderErrorImpl, none of which run here. So these responses were going out with nothing at all on a stable, guessable URL, and the export in particular is a file the browser writes to disk cache and keeps for whoever sits down next. The header goes on the boundary itself rather than on each route, so a route added later cannot forget it. Value matches the string Next uses internally. requireGet now runs before requireAdmin. A stale admin's POST used to reach the GitHub resync -- several requests on a 2-second timeout each -- before the 405 it was always going to get, and a resync that fails leaves orgRoleSyncedAt stale, so the next POST pays for it again. Only a signed-in admin can trigger that, so this is tidiness rather than a hole. It does mean an unauthenticated non-GET now gets 405 where it used to get 401, which is the usual order and leaks nothing either way. One interaction worth knowing: a 405 now returns before the header is set, so it carries no Cache-Control. Its body is a fixed string with no data in it.
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Closes #42.
#40 moved the site off Airtable, and Airtable's grid view was the only way
to see who had signed up. Since then the only way to read submissions has
been raw SQL. This is the replacement.
Built from the wireframes in the Claude Design project — variant 1b for the lists
and 1e for the detail page.
What's here
Three routes, all behind
AdminGate:/admin/admin/[formKey]/admin/user/[userId]Backed by
GET /api/admin/counts,/api/admin/submissions/[formKey]and/api/admin/users/[userId], each gated byrequireAdmin.Notes for review
The gate is server-side.
requireAdminruns before any table istouched on every admin route;
AdminGateis convenience only. Verifiedunauthenticated:
util/admin.tsis separate fromutil/data.tson purpose. Everythingin
util/data.tsis scoped to oneuserIdand hardcodescurrentYear.The admin listings are unscoped and take
yearas a parameter, so theylive apart rather than widening the per-user API.
Columns come from
data/forms.tsx, not from the data. Fields nobodyanswered still appear and the order matches the form.
alertandlookupfields are dropped (they never reach
responses), and eachotherFieldNamegets its own column since those are sibling keys with nofield entry.
Watch the client/server split.
util/admin.tsimports@/db, so avalue import of it from a page pulls node-postgres into the browser
bundle and the build fails on
util/types. The client-safe constants livein
util/adminForms.ts; types are imported withimport type. This bit meduring the build, so it's worth keeping in mind for follow-ups.
@tanstack/react-tablev9. Note this is the modulartableFeatures/useTableAPI — most examples online are v8'suseReactTableand won't apply. v9 also has notable.getState(), sopagination is controlled in
SubmissionsTable.Drive-by fix: the mobile nav panel was rendering the navigation array
with no visibility filter, so Dashboard showed to signed-out visitors
there. It now shares the desktop row's
isVisiblehelper.Update: admin is no longer org-owners-only
Two further commits widen who can actually get in, since a dashboard only org
owners can reach doesn't replace the Airtable grid for the people who ran it.
a58a00b— Hacktoberfest Team members get admin. The team list isdefaulted in code (
DEFAULT_ADMIN_TEAMS = ['hacktoberfest-team']) rather thanleft to an env var, so changing who has access is a commit and a review, and a
deploy needs no Netlify UI step — the sync runs at request time, so a
netlify.toml[build.environment]entry would never reach it. The unusedVC_GITHUB_ADMIN_TEAMis renamedVC_GITHUB_ADMIN_TEAMSand takes acomma-separated list; it was set nowhere, so nothing had to migrate.
Confirmed against the API before writing it:
hacktoberfest-teamis the exactslug and its privacy is
closed, so any active org member can read itsmemberships — no secret-team access problem.
Also fixes a demotion bug in the same path. The org lookup bails on an
uninterpretable error, per the policy its own doc comment states, but the team
lookup fell through to the write and stored
role: 'user'— so a timeout or a500 silently demoted a team-based admin. It barely mattered while admin meant
org owner, since that branch never touches the team endpoint. It's the common
case once the team is the main way in.
d83e4cb— stale roles get re-checked.requireAdminre-verifies againstGitHub when the stored role is over an hour old, using the token saved at
sign-in. Only for an existing admin: revocation has to be automatic, while
re-checking everyone would let any signed-in member trigger GitHub calls just
by hitting an admin URL. A failed lookup keeps the stored role rather than
locking admins out during an outage, and deliberately doesn't advance
org_role_synced_at.#42's open question: resolved
The previous description listed this as open. It isn't — traced through the
installed
better-auth@1.7.2,account.update.afterdoes fire onre-authentication:
dist/oauth2/link-account.mjs:153-170— a returning user with a linkedaccount hits
internalAdapter.updateAccount(linkedAccount.id, freshTokens).dist/db/internal-adapter.mjs:698— that delegates toupdateWithHooks(..., "account", ...).dist/db/with-hooks.mjs:67-73— which dispatcheshooks["account"].update.after.So the comment at
lib/auth.ts:84-88is accurate and nosession.create.beforefallback is needed. What it doesn't cover is the gapbetween logins — sessions roll (7-day expiry, 1-day
updateAge), so anactive user may never re-authenticate. That's the gap
d83e4cbcloses.Session freshness was considered for this and can't do it:
freshSessionMiddlewareis a gate, not a refresh — it compares
session.createdAttofreshAgeandthrows
SESSION_NOT_FRESH, running no hooks. Gating admin routes on sessionage would force a re-login that re-resolves the role, but
requireAdminguards JSON endpoints consumed by react-query, so it would need client handling
plus periodic re-authentication for every admin.
Update: CSV export, and the last of #42's scope
020f3baadds the export, which was the remaining unchecked box on #42'sScope list — so all five are now done and
Closes #42is accurate. (There-authorize-GitHub affordance that's still undone was under the issue's
Design notes, not Scope.)
An Export CSV link on each form list hits
/api/admin/export/[formKey],gated by the same
requireAdminand reusinglistSubmissions, so the file andthe grid can't drift. Columns come from
responseFields()— the same source thetable uses — so a field nobody answered still gets a column and
Multiple selectvalues stay comma-joined in one cell. It's a plain anchor, not a JSblob: the browser sends the cookie and handles the download.
Values are neutralised against formula injection. The export carries free
text a submitter typed, and Excel and Sheets execute a cell starting
=,+,-,@, tab or CR. Worth reviewing the choice here: json2csv's documentedanswer is its
stringExcelformatter, but that wraps every string as="value"— safe in Excel, literal garbage in Sheets and pandas. A leadingapostrophe on only the risky values keeps the file portable. Trade-off: a value
that legitimately begins
+or-carries an apostrophe that plain-textreaders show, though Excel and Sheets consume it.
Verified against the library with adversarial input — BOM present, embedded
commas/quotes/newlines round-trip, injection prefixed, ordinary values not
Excel-wrapped:
4a3dcb3fixes what a revoked admin sees. The boundary already worked — theAPI 403s, nothing leaks — but
util/api.tsreturnednullon any!ok, soreact-query reported success with no data and the dashboard showed em-dashes
and "No submissions yet", which reads as "there's nothing here". The admin
fetchers now throw on 403,
useAdminAccessrefetches the session, and the freshrole sends
AdminGatedown the Not authorized branch it already had — nonew UI. Admin queries also get
retry: false; a 403 is settled, and retryingmeant three more of them with a GitHub resync behind each.
Testing
pnpm typecheck,pnpm format,pnpm buildclean. The production build isthe one that matters: a value-vs-type import from
util/admin.tsinto a pagepulls node-postgres into the browser bundle and fails only there. It caught
exactly that once.
export — return 401.
hacktoberfest-team, signed in, and got the Admin tab.shapes;
hacktoberfest-teamisclosedprivacy, so any org member can readits memberships.
Still to check
the 1h staleness window is elapsing. Expect the Not authorized screen and
role/org_role_synced_atupdated.toggles, pagination past 25 rows, and a member with several non-PR
contributions showing one row each.
the library.
Note for reviewers
Sign-in can't work on the deploy preview — a GitHub OAuth app allows exactly one
callback URL, as
netlify.tomldocuments — so the admin pages can only beexercised locally or on production. The preview renders fine signed out.
Not included
plain "Not authorized" page with no way to re-grant. Deliberately deferred;
it was under Admin dashboard to replace the Airtable grid view #42's Design notes, not Scope.
layout and not chosen.