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Add number & setting API endpoints, StorageManager caches, and a Settings dialog (tabs for settings keys and number ranges) reachable from the user menu. Show Kundennummer and creation date in the Kunde list, and refactor Neuer Kunde to show an auto-generated number with group select.
Dashfront
Vite + React web client for Dashback. Auth uses Google Sign-In and a cookie session on the Dashback API.
Stack
- Vite 8 (
type: module) - React 19 (function components only)
- MUI 9 (
@mui/material,@mui/icons-material, Emotion) - notistack (toast notifications)
- Google Identity Services + Dashback cookie auth
Getting started
npm install
npm run dev
Open http://localhost:4209. The dev server proxies /api to Dashback at
http://localhost:4208 and uses Vite HMR for fast reloads.
To test the full PWA precache (production build + preview, no HMR), use
npm run dev:pwa instead.
Dashback must be running and your Google account must be authorized on the backend.
Auth flow
- On boot the app calls
GET /api/auth/mewithcredentials: 'include'.- 200 —
{ user, googleClientId }(valid session) - 401 / 403 —
{ error, googleClientId }(no session or no longer authorized)
- 200 —
- The login page uses
googleClientIdfrom that response to obtain a Google ID token and posts it toPOST /api/auth/loginas{ idToken }. - Dashback sets an HTTP-only
tokencookie; all later API calls send it automatically. - Sign out calls
POST /api/auth/logout.
The Vite dev proxy (/api → Dashback) satisfies the same-origin cookie
requirement without needing HTTPS on the frontend dev server.
Architecture
src/api/index.js— all backend communication (credentials: 'include').src/auth/googleSignIn.js— Google Identity Services helper.src/auth/AuthProvider.jsx— session state + login/logout.src/auth/useAuth.js— auth context hook.src/components/*— small function components with local state.
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