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# 01 — Product Overview
# 01 - Overview
## What is QuoteForge
## Product
A corporate server configuration and quotation tool.
Operates in **strict local-first** mode: all user operations go through local SQLite; MariaDB is used only by synchronization and dedicated setup/migration tooling.
QuoteForge is a local-first tool for server configuration, quotation, and project tracking.
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Core user flows:
- create and edit configurations locally;
- calculate prices from synced pricelists;
- group configurations into projects and variants;
- import vendor workspaces and map vendor PNs to internal LOTs;
- review revision history and roll back safely.
## Features
## Runtime model
### For Users
- Mobile-first interface — works comfortably on phones and tablets
- Server configurator — step-by-step component selection
- Automatic price calculation — based on pricelists from local cache
- CSV export — ready-to-use specifications for clients
- Configuration history — versioned snapshots with rollback support
- Full offline operation — continue working without network, sync later
- Guarded synchronization — sync is blocked by preflight check if local schema is not ready
QuoteForge is a single-user thick client.
### Local Client Security Model
Rules:
- runtime HTTP binds to loopback only;
- browser requests are treated as part of the same local user session;
- MariaDB is not a live dependency for normal CRUD;
- if non-loopback deployment is ever introduced, auth/RBAC must be added first.
QuoteForge is currently a **single-user thick client** bound to `localhost`.
## Product scope
- The local HTTP/UI layer is not treated as a multi-user security boundary.
- RBAC is not part of the active product contract for the local client.
- The authoritative authentication boundary is the remote sync server and its DB credentials captured during setup.
- Runtime startup must reject non-loopback `server.host` values; remote bind is not a supported deployment mode.
- If the app is ever exposed beyond `localhost`, auth/RBAC must be reintroduced as an enforced perimeter before release.
In scope:
- configurator and quote calculation;
- projects, variants, and configuration ordering;
- local revision history;
- read-only pricelist browsing from SQLite cache;
- background sync with MariaDB;
- rotating local backups.
### Price Freshness Indicators
Out of scope and intentionally removed:
- admin pricing UI/API;
- alerts and notification workflows;
- stock import tooling;
- cron jobs and importer utilities.
| Color | Status | Condition |
|-------|--------|-----------|
| Green | Fresh | < 30 days, ≥ 3 sources |
| Yellow | Normal | 3060 days |
| Orange | Aging | 6090 days |
| Red | Stale | > 90 days or no data |
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## Tech Stack
## Tech stack
| Layer | Stack |
|-------|-------|
| Backend | Go 1.22+, Gin, GORM |
| Frontend | HTML, Tailwind CSS, htmx |
| Local DB | SQLite (`qfs.db`) |
| Server DB | MariaDB 11+ (sync transport only for app runtime) |
| Export | encoding/csv, excelize (XLSX) |
| --- | --- |
| Backend | Go, Gin, GORM |
| Frontend | HTML templates, htmx, Tailwind CSS |
| Local storage | SQLite |
| Sync transport | MariaDB |
| Export | CSV and XLSX generation |
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## Product Scope
**In scope:**
- Component configurator and quotation calculation
- Projects and configurations
- Read-only pricelist viewing from local cache
- Sync (pull components/pricelists, push local changes)
**Out of scope (removed intentionally — do not restore):**
- Admin pricing UI/API
- Stock import
- Alerts
- Cron/importer utilities
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## Repository Structure
## Repository map
```text
cmd/
qfs/ main HTTP runtime
migrate/ server migration tool
migrate_ops_projects/ OPS project migration helper
internal/
appstate/ backup and runtime state
config/ runtime config parsing
handlers/ HTTP handlers
localdb/ SQLite models and migrations
repository/ repositories
services/ business logic and sync
web/
templates/ HTML templates
static/ static assets
bible/ shared engineering rules
bible-local/ project-specific architecture
releases/ release artifacts and notes
```
quoteforge/
├── cmd/
│ ├── qfs/main.go # HTTP server entry point
│ ├── migrate/ # Migration tool
│ └── migrate_ops_projects/ # OPS project migrator
├── internal/
│ ├── appmeta/ # App version metadata
│ ├── appstate/ # State management, backup
│ ├── article/ # Article generation
│ ├── config/ # Config parsing
│ ├── db/ # DB initialization
│ ├── handlers/ # HTTP handlers
│ ├── localdb/ # SQLite layer
│ ├── middleware/ # Auth, CORS, etc.
│ ├── models/ # GORM models
│ ├── repository/ # Repository layer
│ └── services/ # Business logic
├── web/
│ ├── templates/ # HTML templates + partials
│ └── static/ # CSS, JS, assets
├── migrations/ # SQL migration files (30+)
├── bible/ # Architectural documentation (this section)
├── releases/memory/ # Per-version changelogs
├── config.example.yaml # Config template (the only one in repo)
└── go.mod
```
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## Integration with Existing DB
QuoteForge integrates with the existing `RFQ_LOG` database.
Hard boundary:
- normal runtime HTTP handlers, UI flows, pricing, export, BOM resolution, and project/config CRUD must use SQLite only;
- MariaDB access is allowed only inside `internal/services/sync/*` and dedicated setup/migration tools under `cmd/`;
- any new direct MariaDB query in non-sync runtime code is an architectural violation.
**Read-only:**
- `lot` — component catalog
- `qt_lot_metadata` — extended component data
- `qt_categories` — categories
- `qt_pricelists`, `qt_pricelist_items` — pricelists
- `stock_log` — stock quantities consumed during sync enrichment
- `qt_partnumber_books`, `qt_partnumber_book_items` — partnumber book snapshots consumed during sync pull
**Read + Write:**
- `qt_configurations` — configurations
- `qt_projects` — projects
**Sync service tables:**
- `qt_client_schema_state` — applied migrations state and operational client status per device (`username + hostname`)
Fields written by QuoteForge:
`app_version`, `last_sync_at`, `last_sync_status`,
`pending_changes_count`, `pending_errors_count`, `configurations_count`, `projects_count`,
`estimate_pricelist_version`, `warehouse_pricelist_version`, `competitor_pricelist_version`,
`last_sync_error_code`, `last_sync_error_text`, `last_checked_at`, `updated_at`
- `qt_pricelist_sync_status` — pricelist sync status