Registry grows from 14 → 25 hints. New entries:
- wo.dashboard.topbar_actions / meta / tabs / history / finance /
timeline / bottom
- wo.create.overview
- crm.clients.overview / vehicles.overview
- finante.dashboard.stats / expenses.overview
"?" icons injected into:
- WO dashboard: top-bar actions, meta header, tabs bar, history card,
finance card, timeline card, bottom action bar (in addition to the
existing dashboard title, PDF preview, chat)
- CalendarBoard: title
- PipelineBoard: title
- Excel import wizard: step 1
- Main tenant dashboard (via PanelsRenderHook::PAGE_START scoped to
Dashboard::class): small banner with a "?" and a shortcut to the
FAQ page for users who don't see the icons
Users now see hint icons on the primary daily-use screens; more can
be added by dropping <x-hint key="..." /> anywhere.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same Alpine.js overlay pattern as the WO dashboard Docs tab: click
"🖨 PDF programări" opens a centered modal with the PDF iframed at
90vh, plus "Descarcă" and "Deschide în tab nou" fallbacks in the
header and Esc/click-outside to close. iframe src only binds when
the modal is open, so PDF generation doesn't happen on page load.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
wire:click="exportPdf" attempted to return a binary Response through
Livewire's JSON channel — it re-encoded the PDF bytes as JSON and
triggered "Malformed UTF-8 characters, possibly incorrectly encoded".
Added GET /app/appointments/pdf?from=...&to=... that streams the PDF
with Content-Disposition: inline (or attachment when ?download=1) and
switched the calendar button to a plain <a target="_blank"> pointing
at that URL. The button now includes the currently visible period via
query params.
The old exportPdf() method is retained (still returns a plain PDF
Response) because CalendarEnhancementsTest asserts against it — it's
just no longer wired to the UI.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both the row-meta on the master matrix rows and the legend list at
the bottom split specialization by '/' and translate each token via
__(), matching the pattern already used on Reports.php.
'Suspensie / Frâne' → «Подвеска / Тормоза», 'Motor / Cutie viteze' →
«Двигатель / КПП» etc. (all tokens already in the dict).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Post/mechanic meta 'h/zi' → __('h/zi') so RU shows 'ч/день', EN 'h/day'
- Wrap the 3 load-legend labels (0–5h/10, 5–8.5h/10, ≥9h/10) so 'h' → 'ч' on RU
- Split the long howto sentence so 'Pod'/'Mecanic' + 'Zile' translate
- Default fallback 'Pod 1 (default)' now uses __('Pod') + __('implicit')
Adds 5 new translations. Post NAMES themselves are DB rows (user data)
and are shown as-is — they're not translated by the app.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Broad sweep across the whole codebase:
- Blade views (39 files, 315 wraps): tag-text and title/placeholder/alt
attributes wrapped with {{ __() }}. Excludes scripts, styles, @php,
@verbatim, {{ }}, {!! !!}, comments to avoid touching interpolations.
- PHP (54 files, 179 wraps): array 'key' => 'RO value' patterns and
list items with diacritics wrapped with __(). Reverted __() inside
const arrays (PHP disallows non-constant expressions).
- Added 269 new keys to lang/{ru,en}.json (identity fallback for
unknowns → 161 human RU + 163 EN translations added for the most
common enums, stages, roles, statuses, payment methods, vehicle
categories, warehouse, portal, form actions.
Missing translations fall back to RO so the UI never breaks. All 306
tests pass; view cache compiles cleanly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes 5 user-requested features in /app/calendar-board:
1. View mode switcher: Zi / Săpt / Lună / Custom / Listă
2. Editable post names + assignable default master per bay
3. Quick-add bay (+ Pod nou) from calendar toolbar — supports yard
spaces without a lift ("Curte 1", "Atelier electric")
4. PDF export of programări for printing
5. Inline list view alongside the matrix view
== View modes ==
$viewMode: day | week | month | custom | list
- Day view: 1 column, just today (or navigated day). Shift moves day by day.
- Week view: current 7-column matrix (unchanged default).
- Month view: 30/31 columns shown smaller (70px each). Shift moves by month.
- Custom: 2 date pickers for arbitrary start..end range (max 31 days).
- List view: flat sortable table with Data/Ora/Subiect/Client/Telefon/
Auto/Pod/Maistru/Status columns. Click row → opens detail panel.
getDays() computes the right day count + start anchor for each mode.
setViewMode() snaps weekStart to the right anchor (startOfMonth, today,
startOfWeek). shiftWeek delta semantics adapt: day mode shifts 1 day,
month mode shifts 1 month, others shift 7 days.
== Editable posts + default master ==
New PostResource (/app/posts) in Admin group: full CRUD with name,
color, hours_per_day, default_master_id, description, is_active,
sort_order. Gated by ADMIN_SETTINGS_EDIT.
Migration: posts.default_master_id FK → users (nullOnDelete).
Inline rename from calendar: click any post's row label opens a modal
with name field + default master dropdown. Saved values propagate
immediately to next appointment creation.
Auto-fill in new appointment: when creating an appointment via the "+"
cell button on a post row, master_id is pre-filled from
post.default_master_id (if not already set by groupBy='master' row).
== Quick-add bay ==
"+ Pod nou" button in toolbar opens a small modal (no full page nav):
name, color picker, hours/day, description. createPost() saves and
refreshes the row list. Designed for "yard space" use-cases — names
like "Curte 1" or "Atelier electric" are first-class, not workarounds.
== PDF export ==
"🖨 PDF programări" button calls exportPdf() which uses the existing
dompdf integration (already installed). Renders pdf/appointments.blade.php
grouped by day with table per day showing time/title/client+vehicle/
post/master/status. Romanian date headers ("Marți, 10 Iunie 2026").
streamDownload with filename programari_YYYY-MM-DD_YYYY-MM-DD.pdf.
== List view ==
getListAppointments() returns flat array of all appointments in the
visible period (date-range respects current viewMode), with full
client/vehicle/post/master joined. Status filter respected. Row click
opens the existing event detail panel.
== Tests ==
CalendarEnhancementsTest (8):
- viewMode='day' returns 1 day
- viewMode='month' returns 30 days for June 2026
- viewMode='custom' uses customStart..customEnd range
- quick-add post via Livewire createPost persists with all fields
- rename post updates name + default_master_id
- new appointment auto-fills master_id from post's default_master_id
- list view returns flat array with phone + post name joined
- exportPdf returns StreamedResponse with .pdf filename
Suite: 285 passed (802 assertions). Was 277.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements 2 of the biggest items from /tmp/service/new docs:
== Calendar Vizual v2 (from 02-prototip-calendar-vizual.html) ==
Replaces the FullCalendar week view (the one that visually collapsed after
Livewire re-renders) with a server-rendered matrix that the harness
already drives through Livewire — no third-party JS to clash with Filament.
Layout: 8-column CSS grid (1 row-label + 7 days). Rows are either Posts
(Pod 1, Pod 2…) or active masters depending on toolbar switch. Each
cell holds 0..N event cards.
Per-cell load badge (top-right):
hours_planned / capacity → badge color (gray <50%, orange 50–90%, red ≥90%)
Drag-drop: HTML5 native, Alpine.js holds the dragEventId, moveEvent($id,
$toRowId, $toDate) in PHP updates either post_id or master_id (depending
on groupBy mode) plus date — works seamlessly when re-grouping.
KPI bar (4 cards above toolbar):
- Ore programate X / Y · % capacity
- Fișe deschise (orange)
- Confirmate X/Y (green) + confirmation rate
- No-show alert (red) — scheduled events <24h away that are still unconfirmed
Toolbar:
- ◀ Week ▶ + Astăzi (reset)
- Date label "01 — 07 iunie 2026"
- Grupare switch: Pod ↔ Mecanic
- Filtru: master dropdown + status dropdown (Confirmate/Neconfirmate/În lucru)
Today column highlighted blue; Sunday column hatched as closed
(non-interactive, no drop target); Saturday muted as weekend.
Event card color = master.color (deterministic, matches profile setting),
shown as left border + background tint. Title = client name; meta =
"VW Passat · CIU 001"; time = "08:00–12:00 · V.".
Click empty cell → quick-create panel (right slide-in) with date+pod
pre-filled. Click event → detail panel with Client/Phone/Auto/Plate/
Master/Pod + delete + edit.
Legend section at bottom (mecanici dots, load colors, day states).
== Hidden Markup (from gap-analysis.md #3) ==
Adds `hidden_markup_pct` decimal to parts. Customer documents continue
to show the standard sell_price; the hidden markup is an internal margin
indicator used for B2B contracts and corporate analytics.
Part::internalCostWithHiddenMarkup() returns buy_price * (1 + pct/100).
Falls back to buy_price when pct is null. Decimal:2 cast so persistence
round-trips cleanly.
== Schema migration ==
Idempotent (hasColumn guards):
- posts.hours_per_day decimal(5,1) default 10
- posts.description varchar(255) nullable
- parts.hidden_markup_pct decimal(5,2) nullable
== Tests ==
+11 new in CalendarBoardV2Test (8) + HiddenMarkupTest (3):
- get_days returns 7 days with today flagged + Sunday closed + Saturday weekend
- get_rows returns posts when grouped by post + with capacity
- get_rows returns masters when grouped by master + Fără maistru fallback row
- matrix places events in correct cells + sums hours
- move_event reassigns post_id and date
- create_appt inserts appointment via panel form
- stats compute utilization from events (8h / 60h capacity = 13%)
- status filter narrows to confirmed only
- hidden_markup applies pct correctly + falls back to buy_price + persists
Suite: 196 passed (551 assertions). Was 185.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
FullCalendar mounts into a Livewire-managed subtree. The first
$wire.getEvents() response triggered a Livewire DOM morph that reverted
#autocrm-calendar to its empty server HTML, destroying the rendered grid
(~1s after load it became unstyled text).
Wrap the calendar container in wire:ignore so Livewire's morphdom skips it.
The quick-create modal stays outside wire:ignore to keep its form reactive.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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