- Add `numbers` store module with `list` and `update` methods backed by the `numbers` table (prefix, padding, next) per company. - Add sql queries LIST_BY_COMPANY, GET_BY_COMPANY_AND_ID, UPDATE_... - Regenerate and wire API docs for `numbers`. companysetting: - Remove the `delete` endpoint (settings are now upsert/read only). - Restrict `set` to a fixed allow-list of keys: ui.theme, keys.tavily, keys.openrouter, labelprinter.addr, labelprinter.type. - Drop DELETE_BY_COMPANY_AND_KEY sql and the delete store file. Docs: update README, API.md, API.companysetting.md, API.numbers.md.
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numbers
This document is auto-generated from the JSDoc comments in src/store by running npm run api-doc.
numbers.list
Source: src/store/numbers/list.js
Lists the number sequences of the user's selected company.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
googleAuthId |
number |
The id of the Google auth user. |
Returns
Promise<Array<{id: number, type: string, prefix: string, padding: number, next: number}>> — The number sequences.
Example
const numbers = await store.numbers.list(42);
// => [{ id, type, prefix, padding, next }]
numbers.update
Source: src/store/numbers/update.js
Updates the sequence settings of a number for the user's selected company. Only the provided fields are changed (all optional). prefix is trimmed and must be at most 50 characters. padding and next must be finite numbers greater than or equal to 0 and 1 respectively. If no field is provided, the row is returned unchanged.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
googleAuthId |
number |
The id of the Google auth user. |
id |
number |
The id of the number sequence to update. |
input |
object |
The update input. |
[input.prefix] |
string |
The new prefix. |
[input.padding] |
number |
The new padding length. |
[input.next] |
number |
The new next value. |
Returns
Promise<{id: number, type: string, prefix: string, padding: number, next: number}> — The updated number sequence.
Throws
Error — If the number is not found or a field is invalid.
Example
const number = await store.numbers.update(42, 3, { prefix: 'A-', padding: 4, next: 100 });
// => { id, type, prefix, padding, next }