- six REST endpoints (auth/request_otp, verify_otp, refresh, logout, me, me/select_role) wrapping the existing JWE/TOTP/RBAC engine - usr.UserSessions with refresh-token rotation + stolen-token (replay) detection → revoke-all + 401; logout rotates the security stamp - users extended: gender, national_id (enc, NULL until KYC), shahkar_verified_at (auto-reset on phone change), phone_hash UNIQUE, is_active, deleted_at + soft-delete filter; phone/email/national_id encrypted at rest via IFieldEncryptor value converter - user_roles grant/revoke audit trail + global revoked filter; 7 roles seeded; admin sub-roles never self-assignable (403) - ISmsSender seam (mock logs the OTP code) replaces the TODO log lines - OperationResult/BaseController learned enveloped 401/403 - auth knobs as platform_configs rows (resend/attempts/session TTL) - migration IdentitySessionsAndUserExtensions applied to the dev DB - 24 new tests incl. Baya.Test.Api (WebApplicationFactory over SQLite); 47 total green, zero new build warnings; swagger snapshot + contract (identity-auth.md), handoff, report, mocks-registry updated Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
OpenAPI snapshots
The server already generates OpenAPI via NSwag (Swagger UI at /swagger, documents v1, v1.1).
This folder holds the published swagger.json snapshot(s) so the frontend can generate/verify types
without running the backend.
Backend: publish on every API-shipping phase
After adding/changing endpoints and confirming the build, export the OpenAPI document and commit it here
as swagger.v1.json (overwrite — git history is the version trail). Typical options:
- Run the API and save
GET /swagger/v1/swagger.jsontodev/contracts/openapi/swagger.v1.json, or - Use the NSwag CLI / build target the server already wires to emit the document.
Record in your handoff that the snapshot was refreshed. Keep it in sync with ../domains/*.md — the
markdown is the human contract, this JSON is the machine contract; they must agree.
Frontend: consume
Generate types from swagger.v1.json (e.g. an openapi-typescript-style step) or hand-write
src/services/{domain}/types.ts to match it. Either way, the wire shapes come from here — not from
guessing. Casing/format questions are resolved by this file.
Until the first API-shipping backend phase runs, this folder is empty by design.